Illustrator CS5 - Exportation - fichier .jpg

Bonjour,
Dans mon illustration j'ai quelques éléments qui excèdent le plan de travail. Lors de l'exportation pour obtenir un fichier jpg, j'ai 2 bandes blanches à gauche et en haut qui correspondent aux éléments excédentaires. Par contre, si j'utilise l'option "enregistrer pour le web et périphériques", j'ai aucun problème. J'ai l'illustration au format jpg sans les éléments exécendaires et sans les bandes blanches. Cependant, la résolution est trop petite pour obtenir une impression papier de qualité.
Comment fait-on pour que l'exportation se crée uniquement avec les éléments du plan de travail?
Bien à vous!

Bonjour,
s'il vous plaît envoyez une capture d'écran pour que je puisse imaginer mieux. Peut-être il est également préférable si vous contactez le forum illustrator CS5, parce que je travaille avec illustrator CS4. Employés Adobe collaborent régulièrement à ce forum, et ils devraient être en mesure de vous aider à comprendre les capacités de illustrator CS5 de manière plus approfondie, notamment en ce qui concerne les choses que vous voulez.
http://www.adobe.com/fr/support/illustrator/
http://forums.adobe.com/community/illustrator
http://forums.adobe.com/community/illustrator/illustrator_general
Cordialement
Hans-G.

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