Exporting from Adobe Draw to Photoshop?

When I save a Adobe Draw file to Creative Cloud it saves in the png or jpeg format and much too low rez for me to actually use. Supposedly I can send Adobe Draw files straight to Photoshop CC without going through Creative Cloud first? I own Photoshop CS4, but before I upgrade to Photoshop CC I want to know what will happen when I try to open my Adobe Draw files in Photoshop CC. I need resolutions of at least 800 dpi to make the Adobe Draw files useful to me. Can you export from Draw to Photoshop CC in whatever resolution you want, or will it export in a particular resolution?

Thanks. That's not high enough rez for me, but it's good to know.
I assume if I open it in Illustrator first I could get a final product that's higher rez? (I've never used Illustrator before, so this would be open territory for me.)
For the record, I like the way Adobe Ideas lets me export better.

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I have purchased from Adobe (downloaded) the Photoshop 10 upgraded to 12 and The Lightroom 4

Please let me know how can I reinstall these programs once i have to format my mac book pro with OS X Mavericks?

Thank you for your reply that is most helpfull.
Best Regards
Luis Martin
No dia 17/02/2014, às 21:35, Ned Murphy <[email protected]> escreveu:
Re: I have purchased from Adobe (downloaded) the Photoshop 10 upgraded to 12 and The Lightroom 4
created by Ned Murphy in Downloading, Installing, Setting Up - View the full discussion
If you installed them by download then you will need to do the same when your machine is ready. If you upgraded to version 12 then as a minimum you will need to have the serial number from version 10 in order to confirm your eligibility for the upgrade activation. You do not need to have version 10 installed.
You can check your account online to see if there are links to download the installation files. If you cannot find them in your account, then here are links to find the trial versions elsewhere - you can activate them to full use using your serial numbers...
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop_elements &loc=us
Lightroom 4: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5566
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How do I downgrade my subscription from Adobe CC to Photoshop only?

I signed up for a yearly subscription around October 2013 for CC. But I've only learnt to use Photoshop and I never use the other programmes. I'm currently not working so I cannot afford the $49.99 a month subscription. I would like to downgrade my subscription/membership to Photoshop only, as $9.99 a month is within my budget. I have tried the Chat facility a few times, but I have never been successful in getting anyone online to talk to. The last time I tried, I was waiting online for over an hour and just kept getting the "thank you for your patience" message.
Please let me know if it's possible to downgrade to Photoshop only, and if so, how to go about it. Thank you!
AlyZen

Hi again Rajshree,
I'm still not able to purchase Photography CC on Adobe.com. I tried logging out and purchasing as a new user, but it asked me to set up a user name and password, and I would like to use my existing one. The minute I log in, it defaults again to the message " You're already subscribed to the Creative Cloud membership (one-year), A$49.99/month plus applicable tax. See your plan details. Want to take advantage of our promo for this product? Please contact Customer Support to see if you qualify".
Can I give you permission to override this and make the purchase of Photography CC on my behalf, and cancel my CC membership? If not, please advise how I can change my subscription, as I can't find a way to get around my existing subscription. If I cancelled it, I'd get charged 50% of the remainder of my yearly subscription, and you've already said there won't be any penalty. Thanks!
AlyZen
Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2014 21:10:26 -0800
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Subject: How do I downgrade my subscription from Adobe CC to Photoshop only?
    Re: How do I downgrade my subscription from Adobe CC to Photoshop only?
    created by Rajshree in Adobe Creative Cloud - View the full discussion
Hi,
Welcome to Adobe Forum,
We have good news for you, you can just log in to Adobe.com & buy the Photography CC & inbox me privately your order number. I will cancel the Adobe CC subscription without any penalty.
Please refer to http://www.adobe.com/in/products/creativecloud/faq.html#pslr-bundle
The offer includes access to Photoshop CC and Lightroom 5, plus feature updates and upgrades as they are available; 20GB of cloud storage for file sharing and collaboration; and Behance ProSite for your own fully customizable professional portfolio. That means you get all the benefits of a Creative Cloud single-app membership for Photoshop CC, but with Lightroom 5 included as well, for a terrific monthly price.Requires an annual commitment with monthly billing. Available for purchase through March 31, 2014 from Adobe.com only.Regards,
Rajshree
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Illustrator can't open the drawings sent from Adobe Draw

When I send my drawing from Adobe Draw to Illustrator, Illustrator says it can't open the file format. Is anyone else having this issue or have a fix for it?

Hi,
You will need the latest version of Adobe Illustrator 18.1.0 to open Adobe Draw files sent to Illustrator. Older versions of Illustrator do not have the support for this new file format.
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Exporting from adobe photoshop elements 11 to Revel

Is there a way to connect the photo to a album at time of export from photoshop elements?

Hello Allan
Yes there is a way to export your images to an album. When you select the image in the Elements 11 organizer select from the file menu "Export to Revel"
Then in the Adobe Revel window after you sign in, you will see an Export To drop down menu, which you can select the album that you wish to upload to. In the screen shot below I have my main libraries and the libraries that are shared to myself. So you have the option to upload to shared libraries too. ( The shared libraries are below the separator line)
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How to access my Libraries from Adobe Draw?

I Used Adobe shape to create a vector file and I want to use that file on Adobe Illustrator Draw, but I can't find it when I try to import a file from cc. Is there any way I can use my vector files from Adobe Shape on Adobe Draw?

Hi,
You can import your Shapes file into Adobe Illustrator Draw by:
1. Make sure that you are sign in Adobe Illustrator Draw with the same Creative Cloud account you use for creating Adobe Shape files.
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Export from Adobe Illustrator to Wissen Castop Plus 99

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We have a DGI Omega OM-130 Plotter. I can only find drivers to run this from Windows XP, using Wissen Castop Plus 99.
While this works for sending flies to plot, the software isn't up to much in making the artwork, so the machine is hard to use.
Ideally we need a way to export files from Adobe Illustrator (MAC) to Wissen Castop Plus 99 which uses WMP or WPF file types.
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thanks.

Whose file formats are WMP & WPF? Have never heard of these unless they are for Windows Media Player & Word Perfect Forms, which are not graphic formats.
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Exporting from Adobe Illistrator to AutoCAD

Hello All.
I am trying to export graphics from adobe illustrator into AutoCAD LT 2014 as a DXF.
I need to send the DXF to our CNC operator. The problem is...the exported file has the line type as a spline. The CNC cannot read a spline. It only reads Polly lines.
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Hi Annie,
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Exporting from Adobe Flash

I want to export an animation from Adobe Flash, but every time that I did, the final video in mp4 was black.

There were no errors while it was exporting. I'm pretty sure it's all on the timeline. The animation is Actionscript 3.0, and I'm not sure what I should make the publish settings. (There's also sound in the animation) When I tried converting it to a video in Media Encoder, the format is H.264 to Youtube 1080, but it just turns out black. When I click the settings, it says that there is no video.

Why does stereo QT export from Adobe turn to mono

As Adobe well knows, there is an issue with QT files exported from Premiere and AE. Certain software-including but not limited to FCP 7- sees it as 2 mono channels and pans to the center. Oops- no stereo. Does anyone have a solution? Other than reoutputting from FCP to create a real stereo file. Adobe-I AM CALLING YOU OUT!!!

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How do I import photos from Adobe Revel to Photoshop Elements 12?

I have Photoshop Elements 12 on my PC, and the Adobe Revel app on my Samsung Galaxy Tablet. How do I import photos taken with the tablet and stored in Revel to Elements?

Don't do any of that. Just export the photos from iPhoto
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to folders in the Finder. That's the supported way and has the added advantage that you can use the names you've given to your Events or Albums as well.
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https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
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Exporting from Lightroom 4 to Photoshop CS5

I have a workflow I have followed for a long time now. Things changed and I can't figure out what I did:
I make adjustments to images in Lightroom 4 then send the image to Photoshop via EDIT-IN method [ctrl-E] on my PC. I make my changes in Photoshop and then SAVE-AS a TIFF followed by a JPEG. Normally both files return to Lightroom where I can see them in the filmstrip. However, I cannot see the JPEG's anymore. They are not displaying in the filmstrip anymore. I have made some changes recently in my color settings and I checked my Preferences but I can't see anything that would prohibit the RETURN of the JPEGS. Any thoughts?
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Exporting from Lightroom 4 to Photoshop Elements (Both trial version)

I have downloaded both the trial versions of the software and wanted to experience how they interact with each other.
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Read Bill Hunt on a file type as WRAPPER http://forums.adobe.com/thread/440037?tstart=0
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