Reply To: Convert Freehand MX to InDesign

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November 30, 2009 at 6:22 am #51049
Adi Ravid
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Tim Hughes said:

As far as the sticky situation of opening Freehand files in Illustrator, export from Freehand as Freehand 9 and all will be well. See the Adobe site for the pdf detailing all points about Freehand to Illustrator migration.

Exporting to FH9 is only needed for CS2 or earlier.

CS3 and CS4 have no problem to open FH10 and MX files.

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