ElizabethM
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Hey guys!
I was reading a couple articles about merging documents the other day and saving things for web. Which got me wondering a few things about it. Maybe you guys know the answers!
1) Do you merge your files once you're finished with a project and want to save it for printing?
- Or do you just save the files as a PDF with editing capablities?
2) Does merging files affect the quality of an image? For example, will a vector design still stay crisp even when merged together at the end and saved as a JPEG?
3) If you already saved a file via Save As and open it again to Save for Web, does still keep it's quality or is the email already modified to the format you've saved it? For example like when you use mockups to display work, saving it first normally as Save As and then wanting a smaller sized copy as Save for Web.
I normally save my files as it is after I finish working on them, they aren't ever too big. Only my TIFF files that should hold all the layers are sometimes really large.
What would you guys advise to better the workflow and save space while maintaining quality?
I was reading a couple articles about merging documents the other day and saving things for web. Which got me wondering a few things about it. Maybe you guys know the answers!
1) Do you merge your files once you're finished with a project and want to save it for printing?
- Or do you just save the files as a PDF with editing capablities?
2) Does merging files affect the quality of an image? For example, will a vector design still stay crisp even when merged together at the end and saved as a JPEG?
3) If you already saved a file via Save As and open it again to Save for Web, does still keep it's quality or is the email already modified to the format you've saved it? For example like when you use mockups to display work, saving it first normally as Save As and then wanting a smaller sized copy as Save for Web.
I normally save my files as it is after I finish working on them, they aren't ever too big. Only my TIFF files that should hold all the layers are sometimes really large.
What would you guys advise to better the workflow and save space while maintaining quality?