Embedded image file?

I was too optimistic... but still no sign of being able to email an image file as attachment! This is what receivers see!!!

Because for the most part, the user can configure the email client to do what they want. No way to guess at what that particular recipient has decided.
I’m not sure why I’d care how someone decides to view their email. I don’t want anybody forcing me to view their emails the way they want me to see them.
I just want plain text. I just want to read the message, not see 29 different fonts and colors with bold and italic and all the other crap.

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Extracting an embedded image file

I'm hoping that someone can confirm this:
If I have an embedded image file in InDesign, and I don't have the original image file -- is it possible to un-embed the image file without loosing any of the original quality of the file? I tried choosing Unembed from the Links panel menu. Is that a good way to unembed without loss?

It's the only way.
Dave

Linking vs. embedding image files

Hi all,
How does Illustrator handle placed and linked image files? I created a document that has some very simple vector art on top of a placed image. The image is placed and linked, not embedded. The Illy file is 41mb, and the image is 50mb. If the image is linked, why is the Illy file so dang big? I could understand the file being large if the image is embedded...
(and Why isn't this type of file handling similar to InDe?)
Just looking for some insight.
Thanks, Dina

You could save as a Low-res PDF with Illustrator Editing Capability enabled. This file would be similar to a default Illustrator file, except that you can control the quality of the embedded PDF. The biggest drawback to this is the files will be PDFs instead of AIs and double-clicking will open them in Perview or Acrobat unless you change the default app for PDF files, which you probably don’t want to do. You would then need to manually open the files in Illustrator by dragging to the dock or using File > Open from Illustrator. Also, since hte files are PDFs, it would not be immediadely obvious to other users that these are actually fully editable Illustrator files. I think this is too high a price to pay for a Finder preview.

What is the proper method for embedding image files in a documentDB model?

I'm working on some standard CMS functionality to produce simple service articles for a website. I'm looking at two possible options but I'm not sure which way to go.
Example 1:
I really want to create a value object to represent the image such as
class ImageFile
public byte[] fileData { get; set;}
public string contentType { get; set;}
class WebArticle
public ImageFile {get; set}
public string someContent { get; set; }
Or am I stuck with storing the image seperately w/ Azure Storage and just simply using my documentDB object to reference it's url via something like this:
class WebArticle
public string imageUrl { get; set; }
public string someContent { get; set; }
I see that there is some way to add "Attachments" but I'm not really clear on what the attachments are for. I don't think that I am reading the correct documentation. Is there a webpage out there that clarifies this. A kindle book on Amazon maybe?
I'm looking forward to using this new technology. Ryan's Channel 9 presentation on the subject really caught my attention.
Thank,
Dan Jerome

Ryan C:
https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/Azure-DocumentDB-NET-Code-6b3da8af
Mimi G:
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/documentdb-resources/

How can I programatically identify PDF files with embedded images?

Our company has 27,266,949 .PDF files that we're planning to compress in order to save server space.
We don't want to compress any of the .PDF files that have embedded images as to not alter the image's state.
How can we programatically create a list to exclude from the compression process?

Ah, see told you we were new to this and no, my taxs already have enough digits to the balance.
Ok, so based on that, we should be able to use the preflighting tool to identify the PDF’s with images, factor them out, and then continue with lossless compression on the remaining balance.
That will give us the compression we need to save space, but also allow us to stand in the court of law (if the scenario was to ever occur) and proclaim that none of our medical images have ever been altered by compression.
Sound like a reasonable plan?

I have Windows 7, Microsoft Outlook and PSE 13. I have used the "Share photos as embedded images" feature frequently, but today when I went to use it, it wasn't there, only the option to send email with files attached. How do I get back the ability to sen

I have Windows 7, Microsoft Outlook and PSE 13. I have used the "Share photos as embedded images" feature frequently, but today when I went to use it, it wasn't there, only the option to send email with files attached. How do I get back the ability to send emails with photos embedded. I like adding the frames and backgrounds and I think it's easier for recipients to look at the photos. Thanks for any suggestions of things to try.
Gail

I had a similar problem in that my wife's iphone 5 could not send pics with imessage. Had to set the settings to default to SMS or whatever. After laboring many hours on the web I coincidentally was on the phone with the internet people to question my internet speed. They changed the router channel, which is something that I am capable of doing myself. After that, the pics go over imessage. My own Iphone didn't have the problem. We are both latest IOS 7.0.6.

Passing correct image-file path in flashVar from jsp into embedded Flex application

I have an application that embeds an image viewer, written in
Adobe Flex within a jsp page running in a J2EE application on
Tomcat 5.5. The Flex code is a one-line modification of the
application displayed at (
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flex/samples/fig_panzoom/).
The image viewer is founded and loaded in the output to the
screen, but I cannot get the Image Viewer to display the image
correctly, even though I succeed when either I run the .swf from
the command-line or from an HTML page.
My webapp is called FRSApp. The directory structure is, under
FRSApp:
myTest.html
jsp/catalog.jsp
pan_zoom_files/images/map.jpg
The JSP code is thus,
code:
<%@ taglib prefix="mm" uri="FlexTagLib" %>
<mm:mxml
source="../pan_zoom_files/FIG_PanZoom_for_jsp.mxml" >
<mm:flashvar name="myVar"
value="/FRSApp/pan_zoom_files/images/map.jpg"/>
</mm:mxml>
the code within PanZoom.mxml is,
private var _imageURL:String =
Application.application.parameters.myVar;
<ns1:ImageViewer
id="imageViewer"
imageURL="{ _imageURL }"
bitmapScaleFactorMax="5"
bitmapScaleFactorMin=".05"
width="100%" height="100%"
x="0" y="0"/>
I have tried other paths to the image file, including
images/map.jpg [required by command-line execution of .swf]
pan_zoom_files/images/map.jpg [required by HTML page
(myTest.html) that embeds the .swf file]
I have succeeded in loading image viewer embedded in the jsp
page when the image path is hard-coded in the mxml file, by means
of the following code:
<div id="swf-id" class="swfcontent"><embed
type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
src="../pan_zoom_files/FIG_PanZoom_for_jsp.swf" id="swf-id"
name="swf-id" bgcolor="#ffffff" quality="high" wmode="opaque"
height="480" width="772"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
// <![CDATA[
var props = new Object();
props.swf = "../pan_zoom_files/FIG_PanZoom_for_jsp.swf";
props.id = "swf-id";
props.w = "772";
props.h = "480";
props.ver = "9";
props.wmode= "opaque";
var swfo = new SWFObject( props );
registerSWFObject( swfo, "swf-id" );
// ]]>
</script>
The error is either a "failed to load image" generated by the
Image Viewer code, or a Flex system error message, resembling a
null-pointer exception:
TypeError: Error #1009: Cannot access a property or method of
a null object reference.
at FIG_PanZoom_for_jsp()
at _FIG_PanZoom_for_jsp_mx_managers_SystemManager/create()
at mx.managers::SystemManager/initializeTopLevelWindow()
at mx.managers::SystemManager/docFrameHandler()
Any ideas are greatly appreciated!!

Solved the problem. I had made several mistakes. One of them
was to pass in the J2EE context path when what was needed was the
fully qualified image url:
http://localhost/FRSApp/pan_zoom_files/images/earth-map_small.jpg.
The second mistake was to assume the flashvar variable could be
picked up by initializing Action Script in the the mxml file,
designated by <mx:script> tags. No, the flash variable will
only be visible within the <mx:Application>
</mx:Application> tags.

How do I hide the file names/path names of embedded images in a PDF document?

I created a PDF document from a Word document, and the problem is that the PDF document shows the file names and path names for all of the embedded images in the PDF document. I don't want that information displayed. I don't want to send the PDF out to clients and have them read the names I've assigned to those images, plus it looks messy. And I've lost many of the original image files so they only exist in the Word document, thus I can't go back and rename them. I searched the internet for an answer but I couldn't find one anywhere.

When you create a tagged (accessible) PDF file from Word, placed bitmap images will use their filename as the "ALT text" if you don't define something else for the text to say, because an image without any ALT text is a failure against the accessibility standards. You can't change that default action, so you should put your own meaningful text into the ALT field for each image - which is what you should be doing anyway if the PDF is standards-compliant.
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Issue opening .AI file with linked/embedded images in Illustrator 6

Received an Illustrator 16.x ai file with 6 Linked\embedded images. Opening in Illustrator 16.0.3 2 images are missing, but opening in Illustrator 15.1 opens them correctly. Illustrator 16.0.3 has warning "Could not find linked file “filename.png”. Choose replace to select another file or Ignore to leave the link unchanged". Illustrator 15.1 has warning "The file “filename.ai” was created by a newer version of Illustrator. Would you like to import this file? Some data loss may occur.". When I open in Photoshop 12.1 and select Images only 4 images show. The two that are missing in ai. are not showing in Photoshop Images option tab, but are in Photoshop when I open the file using pages option tab. Any idea what is happening here and why Illustrator 15.1 opens fine, but Illustrator 16.0.3 cannot?
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Illustrator CS5 opens the PDF part of the file. Images are always embedded in that part, but you might not be able to edit all objects in it.
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Recommended reading: Real World Illustrator: What's in a file?

Illustrator hangs when saving .ai files with linked or embedded images

Hi,
Currently I have a huge problem with Adobe Illustrator. When I place an image file inside an Illustrator document, the program freezes for about 45 seconds when saving. In the beginning I though it was just because my image file was too big, but that wasn't the case.
To test what's going on I created a new document, drew a few lines and saved. No problem, Illustrator saved immediately. Then I placed a bigger image and suddenly Illustrator hang when saving. I repeated this with a very small GIF of just a few kB and again, Illustrator hang for nearly a minute when saving the image. I tried embedding the image instead of linking it, but I still got the same results.
Then I turned of the visibility of the image object by clicking on the little eye symbol in front of the image object and suddenly Illustrator was able to save quickly again. The next thing I wanted to try was turning off compression and PDF compatibility, but then I noticed that Illustrator is actually hanging BEFORE writing the file to disk. When I hit "Save as" Illustrator asked me where to save the new file and then after clicking "Save" it hang (showing "(Not Responding)" in the title bar). About 45 seconds later the save options dialog came up and when I clicked "OK" it saved the file immediately.
Does anybody know what the problem might be? I'm using Illustrator CS5 on Windows 7 x64. The computer is a notebook with 8GB RAM and a switchable graphics card. I tried this on both the integrated Intel graphics unit and on the much more powerful AMD chip. The hard driver I'm saving to is the local hard drive (no network drive etc.).
This is a more or less fresh installation (I haven't used Illustrator before on this notebook) and I can't remember that I had the same problem on my workstation where I used it inside a virtual machine (which doesn't exist anymore).

Yeah, I know that changing the mode results in different colors. I just switched back and forth to check out what's going on.
For CMYK I'm using ECI profiles which are common in Europe and for RGB the normal Adobe RGB 1998 profile. The profiles are synced between all Creative Suite products. I tried sRGB and some of the default profiles which shipped with CS5 but it produces the same result. I also deleted my whole Illustrator profile but without success.
My graphics card doesn't have any updates. But it would be very unlikely anyway that both drivers for both cards had the same issue. If it has something to do with my graphics cards it's more likely the switchable graphics in general.

Why are PDF and Image Files embedded in all sent mail messages?

When sending mail with either PDF or Image Files as attachments, the person receiving the message does get the attachment, but the files are also embedded in the mail message. This will display the image file below my text, however with a PDF, it's just trying to display as an image but is just lots of garbled characters. Word docs are not embedded, just attached. Any ideas how to prevent this? I'm attaching files by using the attach button and browsing for the file like normal. Thanks!

View menu (alt+V) > Display attachments inline.

What's contents encrypt code of embedded image in IDML file?

Hi guys,
Does anyone has idea what's contents encrypt code of embedded image in IDML file?
I want to use C# to get the binary data of contents and save it as image. But it seems to me it's not using Base64.
How can i translate the contents to image?
Thanks in advacne.
Here is the sample file.
<Image Self="uda" Space="$ID/#Links_RGB" ActualPpi="96 96" EffectivePpi="96 96" ImageRenderingIntent="UseColorSettings" LocalDisplaySetting="Default" ImageTypeName="$ID/Portable Network Graphics (PNG)" AppliedObjectStyle="ObjectStyle/$ID/[None]" ItemTransform="1 0 0 1 -159.0221922373429 -106.13981227162273" GradientFillStart="0 0" GradientFillLength="0" GradientFillAngle="0" GradientFillHiliteLength="0" GradientFillHiliteAngle="0" Visible="true" Name="$ID/">
- <Properties>
<Profile type="string">$ID/None</Profile>
- <Contents>
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Ryan_Zhang wrote:
After checking, it's using Base64 encode.
It sure is. Be careful, though; large images could be split up into several consecutive CDATA parts.
I wrote a Javascript to do the same, but it's extremely slow. A plain C version (I did not even use the '++' part) does the job in less than the blink of an eye.

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Thanks

You can add your own artwork (for covers iTunes does not get) to coverflow wihtout embedding it into the ID3 tags.
See this -> http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=2006100111071871
I haven't tried it yet but others have had success.

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How do I get CC to open these files correctly? Is the client saving them incorrectly?
My work around has now become a pain & I need to know why Illustrator CC tells me most/all embedded images are missing in files received by clients.
Illustrator 5.1 opens the files ok & gives me no errors. It does a few funky things because ti says the file was produced with a new version. The file previews fine in the Finder window & shows all images. The issue with opening them in 5.1 is it wants to open 1 page at a time like the AI file is a PDF.
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Please get informed about how Illustrator saves files and what exactly is in a file and how it is re-opened.
See: http://rwillustrator.blogspot.de/2006/11/whats-in-file.html
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When in Illustrator CC, Illustrator accesses the AI part of the file, which doesn't necessarily contain the images.

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My question is, isn’t Illustrator supposed to use and save just one instance of an embedded image regardless of how many times it i used in an document?
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Just did a test where I placed 5 images in Illustrator, one file with these images embedded, one with these images as Symbols, and one with these images as links. The winner for the smallest illustrator file is the file with images linked. But this is because you must supply the link with the Illustrator file if you want to actually use it for anything which would fall into the category of having one image used several times in Illustrator and not making the file have the weight of all 5 images.
A better understanding of these usages in Illustrator can be attained with this link.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/illustrator/cs/using/WS714a382cdf7d304e7e07d0100196cbc5f-657aa .html

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