Illustrator converting paths to embedded images

I have a funky issue that I've come across. I have several files that were made using Illustrator CS3. There is a particular type of path item in them (a basic shape path with gaussian blur applied to them) that when I open up the file using CS6 that path item is treated by Illustrator like it's a embedded image.
I've remade those items as an actual path item with gaussian blur applied, and all seems fine until I save and re-open the file, they become embedded images again. I'm thinking it might be an issue with a setting somewhere but I'm not finding it.
I have several files of the same type that don't have this issue but I'm not finding any difference between them. At this point I'm stumped...any suggestions?

After playing around with things for a while I've learned that what I must do is choose "Save as..." with the file, then it will change it to a CS6 file and the world seems happy, but because I had warning dialogs supressed it wasn't alerting me to the fact that the file still was a legacy file when I simply saved, and when I chose "Save as..." I just wasn't making it far enough to get to the dialog where I got to change the file type. Again, most of the files (which were all created at the same time) were not having this issue which was why it was confusing...

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You know export paths to Illustrator under the file menu in Photoshop? Or just drag the path from Photoshop to the Illustrator document?
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rijackson741 wrote:
Copy and paste doesn't retrieve the original image.
Why not?
You will have trouble getting the original resolution in case the image has been scaled in Illustrator.
Yes you're right about that, and it is the best way if you have the original Illustrator file with the embedded image.
In my defense, I'm mostly having to do this sort of thing with PDFs that are sent to me. Most cases I have to change something in the PDF or pull artwork out for another project we are working on. After opening the PDF in Illustrator, we then just copy the image and even paste it straight into an email (Mac) and request the original file. If the original is not to be had, we then paste the image into a new Photoshop file and relink it. If need be, we'll replace it with another image later.
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According to your description, you'd like to send a email with an embedded image in the signature.
I suggest you sending the image in the last of the body of email instead of operating the signature of email.
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SmtpMail oMail = new SmtpMail("TryIt");
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Hello.
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I tried to convert your base64 code and it seemed valid.
The situation you describe is normal to me, though, because I have unticked "Show external images in HTML-messages" in Mail's preferences to save bandwidth when I'm on a mobile connection or similar. Whenever i get one of thoses HTML-mails, e.g. from iTunes Store with a lot of missing images, there will be a blue field at the top of the mail window stating that "This messages contents unloaded images" (or whatever the English translation would be). Additionally, there's a "Download images"-button to get the the missing images.
I don't want to be unpolite, but could that be the case for you too?

Photoshop to Illustrator (CS6), problem with linked images

Hi,
I have a very frustrating problem when importing .psd files to Illustrator CS6. I recieve files from an artist and have to make some sort of pre-print on them, add texts etc..
They are multi layer and upon opening in Illustrator I select Convert Layers to Objects. After that every bitmap layer in the file is converted to a link, and this is where my problems start. First of all it would simply be most conveniant if I had the option to embed all upon import.
But even with this option lacking, I should be able to highlight a link in the Links panel, and select Embed image from the drop-down menu. Unforetunately this option is always disabled, same with the Embed button on the control toolbar when the liked image is selected. Furthermore, the link information option always shows empty name and locations fields, so its impossible to know which files I should attach if I would like to send them to print as links together with the .ai file. Even when I do know which file it is in, how should I collect them together so that there are no broken links on the other side?
I simply don't understand how to manage those links or whats the best way to avoid them. It has gotten to the point where I save each layer in Photoshop separately as .pdf and place them in illustrator manually, but there has to be an easier way. Even when saving in .tiff in photoshop and selecting "place" with the "link" option unchecked in illustrator, it will still place it as a link. On the other hand when placing pdf files in illustrator they import as "Non-native art" which as I read can also cause troubles with colors etc.. Can somebody please help me make sense of it???
I work in Windows 7 64 bit and have Adobe Design & Web Premium CS6.

When an Illustrator AI file is saved with PDF compatibility it contains of 2 forks, the one contains the whole file for editing in Illustrator (which makes it important ot choose the correct comptibility of Illustrator version) and the other contains the pdf part. If you use such an ai file with pdf compatibility to place in InDesign, Photoshop or even in Illustrator these programs use the pdf part.
The pdf part should be complete even if the linked files are missing, so it is possible to open an ai file in Acrobat or Reader. The pdf part is also a rich PDF which contains all coors and transparency.
From Illustrator CS6.1 forward it is possible to extract embedded images. And it is a good tradition in all programs to have all embedded files listed in the link panel.

Embedded Images no matter what I try... Not Good.

Im getting a dialog box upon placing PSDs into Illustrator.
It asks if I want to convert Photoshop layers to objects or Flatten Photoshop layers to a single image.
Never seen this before and all it will do is import the image as an embedded file.
And I have tried relinking the file and it remains an embedded image.
This is making Illustrator even slower than it already is!
What is the deal?
- T

How are you placing the images?
Drag and drop? Is caps lock on? That will make them embed. Odd, I know.
File -> place? There is a checkbox there to "link" Make sure that's checked.

OBIEE 11G Embedded Image not displayed on PDF

Hi
I have some embedded images on a dashboard. On the screen the images are displayed without problems.
But if we want to print the dashboard (f.e. PDF) the images are not printed. In html-view the images would be displayed.
All the images are referenced with the fmap path.
Any way to print the images in the pdf ?
Thank you
obiee 11.1.1.5
O.S : Oracle Linux 5.6 x64

Hi Team,
I do face the same issue of image not displayed in only pdf output format. Our client has deployed OBIEE 10.1.3.4.1 using Weblogic application server and is accesible through a secured url access.
I have followed the fmap syntax to locate the image, also made sure the image is getting accessed through url, tried with different images of different sizes . In all cases the image display is appearing fine in HTML & Excel output. But not getting displayed only for pdf output.
Can you please help me with this regard if am missing any specific setup for pdf output. Is there is any pointers or documentation available to get around this issue.
Thanks in advance.

PrintDataGrid's DataGridColumn - Embedded image not printing when you use TextFlow in the item rende

I'm printing a datagrid using something like this...
<mx:PrintDataGrid
id="printDataGrid"
width="100%"
height="100%"
showHeaders="false"
borderVisible="false"
horizontalGridLines="false"
variableRowHeight="true"
dataProvider="{titles}"
>
<mx:columns>
   <mx:DataGridColumn
    itemRenderer="renderer.TitlePrintRenderer"
    />
</mx:columns>
</mx:PrintDataGrid>
TitlePrintRenderer.mxml has s:RichText component. I use RichText's textFlow property to render the text. The approach is working fine except that if the textFlow has embedded images (<img source=... />), the images are not printed!
Is this a bug? Is it a limitation? Has anyone come across this issue?
I'm using Flex SDK 4.5.1

After struggling for 4+ days on using timer / events for printing PrintDataGrid with embedded images in RichText's textFlow, I tried your other suggestion... to convert <img> tags to InlineGraphicElement and give it Bitmap from image loaded from a .gif file. The approach works but the printout skips images in a few rows!
I've this test case in which, every time I print, it skips printing image in the second row! I also implemented this approach in a more complex test case and depending on the total number of rows, it would skip printing image in different number of rows. I'm suspecting that even if you construct InlineGraphicElement from bitmap loaded from an image, PrintDataGrid's renderer still skips printing image intermittently.
I would very much appreciate it if you could create small project from my following code and verify this behavior. I'm at my wit's end in getting this printing to work.
PrintImagesTest.mxml
=================
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:Application
    xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
    xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
    minWidth="955" minHeight="600"
    initialize="initData();"
    viewSourceURL="srcview/index.html"
    >
    <s:layout>
        <s:VerticalLayout
            paddingLeft="20" paddingRight="20"
            paddingTop="20" paddingBottom="20"
            />
    </s:layout>
    <mx:Button
        label="Print"
        click="printClickHandler();"
        />
    <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import flash.utils.setTimeout;
            import flashx.textLayout.elements.InlineGraphicElement;
            import flashx.textLayout.elements.ParagraphElement;
            import flashx.textLayout.elements.SpanElement;
            import flashx.textLayout.elements.TextFlow;
            import mx.collections.ArrayCollection;
            import mx.printing.*;
            import mx.utils.OnDemandEventDispatcher;
            public var contentData:ArrayCollection;
            private var embeddedImages:ArrayCollection;
            private var numberOfImagesLoaded:int;
            public var printJob:FlexPrintJob;
            public var thePrintView:FormPrintView;
            public var lastPage:Boolean;
            private var textFlowNS:Namespace = new Namespace("http://ns.adobe.com/textLayout/2008");
            public function initData():void {
                contentData = new ArrayCollection();
                var page:int = 0;
                for (var z:int=0; z<20; z++)    {
                    var content:Object = new Object();
                    content.srNo = z+1;
                    content.contentText =
                    "<TextFlow whiteSpaceCollapse='preserve' xmlns='http://ns.adobe.com/textLayout/2008'>" +
                    "<span>some text</span>" +
                    "<img width='53' height='49' source='assets/images/formula.gif'/>" +
                    "</TextFlow>";
                    contentData.addItem(content);
            public function printClickHandler():void {
                convertToTextFlow();
            private function convertToTextFlow():void {
                embeddedImages = new ArrayCollection();
                numberOfImagesLoaded = 0;
                for each (var contentElement:Object in contentData) {
                    extractImageInfo(contentElement.contentText);
                if (embeddedImages.length > 0) {
                    loadImage(embeddedImages.getItemAt(0).source);
                } else {
                    printData();
            private function extractImageInfo(contentText:String):void {
                var textXml:XML = new XML(contentText);
                var imageList:XMLList = textXml.textFlowNS::img;
                for each (var img:XML in imageList) {
                    var embeddedImage:Object = new Object();
                    embeddedImage.source = String(img.@source);
                    embeddedImage.width = parseInt(img.@width);
                    embeddedImage.height = parseInt(img.@height);
                    embeddedImages.addItem(embeddedImage);
            private function loadImage(imageSource:String):void {
                var loader:Loader = new Loader();
                var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest(imageSource);
                loader.load(urlRequest);
                loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, imageLoaded);
            private function imageLoaded(e:Event):void {
                embeddedImages.getItemAt(numberOfImagesLoaded).bitmap = (Bitmap)(e.target.content);
                embeddedImages.getItemAt(numberOfImagesLoaded).width = ((Bitmap)(e.target.content)).width;
                embeddedImages.getItemAt(numberOfImagesLoaded).height = ((Bitmap)(e.target.content)).height;
                ++numberOfImagesLoaded;
                if (numberOfImagesLoaded < embeddedImages.length) {
                    loadImage(embeddedImages.getItemAt(numberOfImagesLoaded).source);
                } else {
                    // all the images have been loaded... convert to textflow
                    buildContent();
                    printData();
            private function buildContent():void {
                var contentIndex:int = 0;
                for each (var contentElement:Object in contentData) {
                    if (hasImage(contentElement.contentText)) {
                        buildTextFlow(contentElement, contentIndex);
                        ++contentIndex;
            private function buildTextFlow(content:Object, contentIndex:int):void {
                var textXml:XML = new XML(content.contentText);
                var p:ParagraphElement = new ParagraphElement();
                for each(var child:XML in textXml.children()) {
                    switch (child.localName()) {
                        case "span":
                            var span:SpanElement;
                            span = new SpanElement();
                            span.text = child;
                            span.fontSize = 10;
                            p.addChild(span);
                            break;
                        case "img":
                            var image:InlineGraphicElement;
                            image = new InlineGraphicElement();
                            image.source = embeddedImages.getItemAt(contentIndex).bitmap;
                            image.width = embeddedImages.getItemAt(contentIndex).width;
                            image.height = embeddedImages.getItemAt(contentIndex).height;
                            p.addChild(image);
                            break;
                content.textFlow = new TextFlow();
                content.textFlow.addChild(p);
            private function hasImage(contentText:String):Boolean {
                var textXml:XML = new XML(contentText);
                var imageList:XMLList = textXml.textFlowNS::img;
                if (imageList.length() > 0) {
                    return true;
                } else {
                    return false;
            private function printData():void {
                printJob = new FlexPrintJob();
                lastPage = false;
                if (printJob.start()) {
                    thePrintView = new FormPrintView();
                    addElement(thePrintView);
                    thePrintView.width=printJob.pageWidth;
                    thePrintView.height=printJob.pageHeight;
                    thePrintView.printDataGrid.dataProvider = contentData;
                    thePrintView.showPage("single");
                    if(!thePrintView.printDataGrid.validNextPage) {
                        printJob.addObject(thePrintView);
                    } else {
                        thePrintView.showPage("first");
                        printJob.addObject(thePrintView);
                        while (true) {
                            thePrintView.printDataGrid.nextPage();
                            thePrintView.showPage("last");
                            if(!thePrintView.printDataGrid.validNextPage) {
                                printJob.addObject(thePrintView);
                                break;
                            } else {
                                thePrintView.showPage("middle");
                                printJob.addObject(thePrintView);
                    removeElement(thePrintView);
                printJob.send();
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
</s:Application>
FormPrintView.mxml
===============
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<mx:VBox
    xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
    xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
    xmlns:MyComp="myComponents.*"
    backgroundColor="#FFFFFF"
    paddingTop="50" paddingBottom="50" paddingLeft="50"
    >
    <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import mx.core.*
                public function showPage(pageType:String):void {
                    validateNow();
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
    <mx:PrintDataGrid
        id="printDataGrid"
        width="60%"
        height="100%"
        showHeaders="false"
        borderVisible="false"
        horizontalGridLines="false"
        variableRowHeight="true"
        >
        <mx:columns>
            <mx:DataGridColumn
                itemRenderer="MyPrintRenderer"
                />
        </mx:columns>
    </mx:PrintDataGrid>
</mx:VBox>
MyPrintRenderer.mxml
=================
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<s:MXDataGridItemRenderer
    xmlns:fx="http://ns.adobe.com/mxml/2009"
    xmlns:s="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark"
    xmlns:mx="library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx"
    xmlns:bslns="com.knownomy.bsl.view.component.*"
    >
    <s:layout>
        <s:VerticalLayout
            paddingLeft="5"
            paddingRight="5"
            paddingTop="3"
            paddingBottom="3"
            gap="5"
            horizontalAlign="left"
            clipAndEnableScrolling="true"
            />
    </s:layout>
    <fx:Declarations>
    </fx:Declarations>
    <s:HGroup
        width="100%"
        gap="5"
        verticalAlign="middle"
        >
        <s:Label
            text="{data.srNo}"
            color="0x000000"
            fontFamily="Verdana"
            fontSize="10"
            />
        <s:RichText
            id="title"
            width="700"
            textFlow="{myTextFlow}"
            color="0x000000"
            fontFamily="Verdana"
            fontSize="10"
            />
    </s:HGroup>
    <fx:Metadata>
    </fx:Metadata>
    <s:states>
        <s:State name="normal" />
        <s:State name="hovered" />
        <s:State name="selected" />
    </s:states>
    <fx:Script>
        <![CDATA[
            import flashx.textLayout.elements.TextFlow;
            [Bindable]
            private var myTextFlow:TextFlow;
            override public function set data(value:Object) : void {
                if (value != null) {
                    super.data = value;
                    myTextFlow = data.textFlow;
        ]]>
    </fx:Script>
</s:MXDataGridItemRenderer>

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