LPT Posted March 27, 2020 Posted March 27, 2020 Hello - I wonder if anyone can help me - I use affinity for iPad to draw diagrams for sewing instructions. I then send them to a graphic designer who lays them out for me for print. The problem is that she uses Adobe to do the layouts. At the moment I create each diagram on its own art board and export each diagram fully labelled up as JPEGs and she uses them at 100%. However this means that whenever a diagram needs to be resized (eg. To fit on the page better with the rest of the document - which I do not know at the time of drawing the diagram) - she comes back to me and asks me to re-size it - as if she alters the size of the jpeg it also increases the stroke of the diagram/size of any text labels I have put on them. Is there an alternative file format I could export to which would allow her to have some capacity to edit the diagrams herself when she opens them in Adobe? Many thanks in advance if you can advise - I feel like there must be a better solution... Lilia
Dan C Posted March 30, 2020 Posted March 30, 2020 Hi LPT If you use PDF or PSD then the majority of Adobe apps should be able to open these documents whilst retaining as much information as possible. I hope this helps!
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