Bit-mapped image problem

Does anyone know how I manage to make an image bit-mapped in Illustrator 6? I think it is a key-command that I press accidentally, this happens to me occasionally as I am working quite fast and I must accidentally press a key and not notice how it happens, how can I reverse it so the image is no longer bit-mapped and save me time having to redraw the image?

I feel we are so close but missing one more hint to figure this out. Do you have any 3rd party plug ins?
Update to 16.04 alteast if you have not. I have not tested 16.05, should be ok, did not even know they opposed that. Adobe - Illustrator : For Macintosh
Edit Keyboard shortcuts > choose illustrator defaults
Review all you actions and get rid of any you do not use. I got rid of all of mine and modified the delta unused items which was the only useful one adn put that in my own set of custom actions.
That should eliminate the variable of some keyboard shortcut from Illustrator doing this
Check your clipboard settings.
Make sure you are saving to .ai format and not .pdf. I would also recommed doing a save as and turn OFF pdf compatible (unless you are going to import into InDesign.
Can you explain in a little more detail your copy & paste process. Such as do you save the doc after you copy, basically exactly when did you notice the original source document got bitmapped, could this already have been saved this way? Can you repeat this, does this problem happen.
Keep that link palette open, as that should be a good hint to exactly when this happens. You really do not want any graphics with embedded icons for most print graphic situations.

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