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The functions that existing Illustrator users and Creative Cloud members can now enjoy include, on the one hand, detaching images that were previously embedded in an Illustrator file, and on the other hand, packages can finally be created. A valuable function familiar from InDesign has finally made it into Illustrator. All objects in an existing project can thus be transferred to a folder by command. A major plus for clarity and exchange with others.
According to Adobe, a third innovation is intended to expand the information panel significantly and inform the user about the entire project, including individual sub-objects, without the annoying need to click on individual objects. Anyone who works a lot with Illustrator will be very pleased with the new function package.
Starting in September, it will then continue directly with new functions, though this time for Dreamweaver. In addition, the single version of the Digital Publishing Suite will be integrated into the Cloud. This new suite helps with creating and publishing high-quality brochures, books, and portfolios for mobile devices such as the iPad. So things remain exciting at Adobe.
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