picture viewer for AI files

[niknik1971]

Is there any viewers that can handle .AI files.
At the moment I use acdsee for my bitmap images but I would really like to
be able to view my vector images.

NIK

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[LauraK]

>Is there any viewers that can handle .AI files.At the moment I use acdsee for my bitmap images but I would really like tobe able to view my vector images.

Try fotostation. I love it. Fast, cross platform, very easy to catalogue, drag
and drop into all Adobe programs, etc. There's a 15-day free trial.
http://www.fotostation.com

laurak@madmousergraphics.com
http://www.madmousergraphics.com
web design, print design, photography

[Paul Asente]

In article <blkkck$6jv$1@sparta.btinternet.com>,
"niknik1971" <niknik1971nospam@btopenworld.com> wrote:
Is there any viewers that can handle .AI files. At the moment I use acdsee for my bitmap images but I would really like to be able to view my vector images.

If you are using version 9 or higher, Acrobat can view the file. If
you're using OS X on a Mac, Preview can also, but it is likely to get
transparency wrong.

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[Waldo]

If you'r using Windows 2000 or XP, thumbnails are generated by Illustrator
itself and are used within Windows Explorer (preview as icons). Choose
View->Large icons to see all the AI (or PSD) files in Explorer.

Waldo

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[Stuart]

Waldo wrote:
If you'r using Windows 2000 or XP, thumbnails are generated by Illustrator itself and are used within Windows Explorer (preview as icons). Choose View->Large icons to see all the AI (or PSD) files in Explorer.

Actually its View > thumbnails

I use the thumbnails useful with large numbers of files but sometimes I
need to refresh the images as they don't always show the correct one.

Stuart

Waldo "niknik1971" <niknik1971nospam@btopenworld.com> wrote in message news:blkkck$6jv$1@sparta.btinternet.com...Is there any viewers that can handle .AI files.At the moment I use acdsee for my bitmap images but I would really like tobe able to view my vector images.NIK--Remove nospam for personal reply if responding via newsgroup.