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Suggestion only. &nbsp;Pulled this off some foreign language site using Google.<br />
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&quot;Try saving with Anti-Aliasing not selected&quot;
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Suggestion only.  Pulled this off some foreign language site using Google.

"Try saving with Anti-Aliasing not selected"

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I'm using Illustrator 10, right off the DVD, which I've reinstalled on my new Dell box, with XP Pro, and 2GB memory. &nbsp;Previous machine was XP Home with 750KB memory.<br />
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However, I'm getting the message when I cut and paste from Powerpoint to Illustrator and export to TIFF <br />
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&quot;art is too complex or too large to save as tiff&quot; <br />
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perforrming operations that worked fine hundreds of times on the old box, and that I can do on the other Dell on my home network.<br />
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I'm hoping there may be some memory-related setting in either Illustrator or XP Pro that I had on the old box and on my other box that I haven't tweaked on my new box.<br />
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Or....just don't have a clue.<br />
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Any help with this would be appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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I'm using Illustrator 10, right off the DVD, which I've reinstalled on my new Dell box, with XP Pro, and 2GB memory.  Previous machine was XP Home with 750KB memory.

However, I'm getting the message when I cut and paste from Powerpoint to Illustrator and export to TIFF 

"art is too complex or too large to save as tiff" 

perforrming operations that worked fine hundreds of times on the old box, and that I can do on the other Dell on my home network.

I'm hoping there may be some memory-related setting in either Illustrator or XP Pro that I had on the old box and on my other box that I haven't tweaked on my new box.

Or....just don't have a clue.

Any help with this would be appreciated.

Thanks!

illustrator &quot;art is too complex or too large to save as tiff&quot;

Illustration software is distinguished from photo-editing software in that the result is an original construction, rather than the manipulation of a photograph. Illustration software uses vector-based tools such that the content is stored digitally as resolution-independent mathematical formulae describing lines (open paths), shapes (closed paths), and color fills, strokes or gradients. Vector paths are constructed of anchor points and path segments. Illustration tools typically create precise lines, shapes and patterns with well-defined edges and are superb for working with complex constructions such as maps and typography.

Illustration Software

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illustrator &quot;art is too complex or too large to save as tiff&quot;

illustrator "art is too complex or too large to save as tiff"