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Subject: Re: FLASH: Adobe vs Macromedia - Intriguing Point.
From: John Mortensen
Date: Sat, 2 Sep 2000 17:07:07 +0100

on 9/2/00 1:24 AM, Steve Minton at stevemintonatlineone [dot] net wrote:

> Hmm, I have just installed Illustrator 9...it claims that it can export
> Flash files, which is technically incorrect as it is indeed unable to do
> this. It is only able to export SWF files.
>
> Something to pass on to legal JD??
>
> After all, surely a Flash file is one which can be opened in well, Flash?

You have to export an SWF file out of Illustrator then import it into Flash.
This is how I work because I can't stand Freehand. Works really great!

-john
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