Não aparece a ferramenta "live trace" nem "comic art"

no meu Illustrator cs6 não aparece a ferramenta "live trace' e consequentemente "comic  art", como faço para que apareça, devo baixar algum plugin?

Olá Cristina
Os resultados obtidos com o Image Trace variam muito de acordo com a imagem
original utilizada e os ajustes utilizados pelo painel. Tente, após clicar
sobre o botão Trace, alterar os parâmetros de cada configuração dentro do
painel. Você perceberá que obterá diferentes resultados em cada ajuste.
Desta forma pode obter o resultado que espera e chegar a um resultado
semelhante à pré-definição Comic Art do antigo recurso Live Trace.
Gustavo.
2013/2/28 CristinaDLSD <[email protected]>
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