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You need to download the ai/eps version after you purchase, then open the vector image in Adobe Illustrator or another vector editor. In Illustrator, all the Eagles may be grouped together. If so, ungroup them. The individual eagles may or may not be grouped, but can still be selected.
If you have trouble, open the Layers panel in Illustrator. Or post the Adobe Stock # so we can look at it.
You can only preserve the scalability of a vector file with a vector application. Photo
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You need to download the ai/eps version after you purchase, then open the vector image in Adobe Illustrator or another vector editor. In Illustrator, all the Eagles may be grouped together. If so, ungroup them. The individual eagles may or may not be grouped, but can still be selected.
If you have trouble, open the Layers panel in Illustrator. Or post the Adobe Stock # so we can look at it.
You can only preserve the scalability of a vector file with a vector application. Photoshop is a raster application, so it won't work with Photoshop.
Jane
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Good morning Jane
Thank you so much for reaching out and helping me with this. Just wanted to say how grateful I am for giving some of your time so that I can resolve the issue.
I was wondering also if you can explain how to remove text that has been added to background? Is it the same principle?
See the file attached - how to remove "Cyber Monday" from the actual image.
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Hi @svilen5C9E
The two things I see first are:
The first object is one compound path, so you can select and reuse it. It is approximatel 338 x 331.5 px and can be scaled proportionally. The anchor is also one compound path.
I clicked the second icon. It is part of 12 sections of one compound path. Going into isolation mode, all the ones in blue are part of this one compound path.
If you then click, you will get one path — in this case, I only have the rectangle for the computer screen in the back.
You can drag to select and select all pieces of one of the 12 icons in this one compound path.
It will now be out of the group of 12
Repeat for each icon you want to use if it is part of a larger compound path.
I still can't figure out how to select an individualicon from the group of icons, and how to save it as a vector file.
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IMHO, this file was set up poorly for a new user. To save it as a vector file, save it in Illustrator in .ai format. Do a Save As to preserve the original.
Jane