Export EPS or vector file to Illustrator

Why was the export to EPS removed from Flash? Is there a way to export a file from flash that could be opened in Illustrator? Thanks!

Hi All,
Flash Pro CC 2014 (v14.0.0.110) is now available for download via the Creative Cloud App and Adobe website.
We have added SVG Export feature to Flash Pro with this new release. You will now be able to export out vector content from the selected frame as an SVG image that can be opened directly in a Browser and even imported in Adobe Illustrator.
SVG Export option can be accessed via the Publish Settings as well as via File Menu > Export > Export Image option.
Along with this, we have added several new features with this release. Complete list is available at these links:
Overview: https://www.adobe.com/in/products/flash.html
Whats new: https://helpx.adobe.com/flash/using/whats-new.html
Release Notes: https://helpx.adobe.com/flash/release-note/flash-professional-cc-2014.html
Thanks,
Nipun

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CS2 or 3 and as many g5's and intels as needed.

Save out a PSD and open it in Illustrator. Tell Illustrator to retain Photoshops layers. You now have the ability to move the vector art around on a layer in Illustrator. If you need to edit text and objects, you need to manually replace the nested object with the original Illustrator art. Spot colors will also transfer to some extent as layered spots.
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suche ein aktuelles Skript. Das Skript das ich habe, wirft mir nur 3 Auflösungen aus un disz von 2012
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Hi Larry! Thanks for replying.
Just gave it a try, set it to 0 (it was set to 36). No luck unfortunately. I still ended up with a larger file getting exported when I turned gaussian blur back on. It also made the gaussian blur that I'm applying to the textures look really weird. That's a little unrelated though: I export textures separately that get used to make the outer edges of the texture look glowy (using a combination of gaussian blur + outer glow)
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Please help, I have a vector file in Illustrator, with a raster (jpg) image in it. How do i save this as a small, web-quality pdf, yet preserve the raster quality of the picture??

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Tomy,
Presuming only web/similar use, you may Save a Copy (or Save As, but this may give some danger of ruining your AI document) as PDF as follows:
1) Use the setting Smallest File Size under General (this will give you RGB);
2) Set the desired raster image resolution(s) under Compression (you may also just use Do Not Downsample).
The (lack of) compression is crucial to the file size, of course.

Speed up Illustrator CC when working with large vector files

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These files are completely corrupt. I got the same error messages you did in Illustrator and Photoshop.
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I am trying to export some files from Illustrator in EPS format, to be used in another program called "Blufftitler". Their documentation is pretty sparse and doesn't go into much detail. It only mentions the following:
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BluffTitler has limited EPS support. It only imports filled shapes built out of lines and curves from uncompressed, unoptimized EPS files."
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> I cannot import or open vector files in Freehand 10. I
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adriennesaia a écrit:
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