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Apr 11, 2021 11:10 AM UTC
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Editing Editable Template

How do I edit an editable infographic template.  There are no options or instructions supllied.

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Abambo
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Apr 29, 2021 10:35 PM UTC

Thanks so much:  AdobeStock_258577237.ai   The asset description:  

"Editable Infographic Templates. Use in corporate report, marketing, annual report. Network management data screen with charts, diagrams. Hud vector interface"


Such files need great knowledge of working with Illustrator and even then they are very commonly faster build from scratch. There are unfortunately no push button solutions for great-looking diagrams. Or at least, I've never found such a solution...

 

You may look here if you find what you're looking for. I use those resources to get the inspiration on how I can do the infographic. Some are annotated.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Pilar6C2AAuthor
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Apr 11, 2021 5:15 PM UTC

My apologies.  I was typing without sleep.  How do I edit an "editable infographic template"?  There are no options or instructions included with the download.  I have downloaded several graphs that are labeled as "Editable".  Some even have the words "easy to edit" on the file when opened, however, I do not see an option to enter my own figures / numbers to modify the graphs or pie charts to fit my needs.

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WendellaBee
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Apr 12, 2021 4:54 PM UTC

You'll need the correct program to edit the file, depending on the file type. For AI/EPS files you'll need Adobe Illustrator. For actual templates you will need the program that supports the file. We have actual templates supported by many Creative Cloud programs: https://stock.adobe.com/templates

 

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Pilar6C2AAuthor
Participating Frequently
Apr 24, 2021 8:26 PM UTC

Many thanks.  I have Adobe Illustrator and I purchased the graphics from Adobe as well.  The files simply act as images instead of as templates as they state.

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