Export von Pfaden aus Photoshop Import in Illustrator

Kann ich in Photoshop erstellte Smartojekte nach Illustrator exportieren/dort die Pfade importieren und nachbearbeiten?

Wo liegt der Fehler?
Ich bin ich Photoshop:
Ich gehe in den Bearbeitungsmodus des Smartobjekts (indem ich in der Ebenepalette mit der re Maus "Inhalten bearbeiten" wähle)
"Datei" > "Export" > "Pfade -> Illustrator"
ein .ai wird gespeichert
Ich bin in Illustrator:
"Datei" > "Öffnen"
Problem: es werden keine Pfade angezeigt (strg y zeigt auch keine Pfade an)
Ursache: Das Fenster "Pfade in Datei exportieren" in Photoshop lässt nur eine Möglichkeit zu, nämlich dass ich die Pfade: "Dokumentenbegrenzung" exportiere". Wieso kann ich nicht mehr auswählen?

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Öffnen von Fotos in Photoshop Elements

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Guten Tag,
die Lösung des Problems: PSE 10 hat eine "Macke" die offensichtlich gerade repariert wird und durch ein update (wann auch immer) korrigiert werden kann. Uff - also, wir haben nichts übersehen, alles richtig gemacht, aber nicht Adobe. Ich habe mit dem Kundenservice telefoniert und diese Antwort erhalten. Warten wir es ab.
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Le 17 avr. 2012 à 09:54, RaGKol a écrit :
Re: Öffnen von Fotos in Photoshop Elements
created by RaGKol in Deutsche Foren - View the full discussion
Hallo,
ich kann Dir zwar nicht helfen, konnte allerdings Dein Problem auf meinem Macbook nachvollziehen. Ich habe vergangene Woche die Testversionen von PSE 10 und LR 4 installiert. Es läuft soweit grundsätzlich alles problemlos. Beide Programme lassen sich starten, aus beiden Programmen kann ich auf einen Satz von Testbildern zugreifen (ein Ordner auf der lokalen Festplatte ohne Unterverzeichnisse).
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