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Yet you're fine with others forcing you. I don't use anything Adobe, yet I don't remember having a problem opening such files (regardless of OS). If so, I'm n
by jenscow 9y ago
Yet you're fine with others forcing you.
I don't use anything Adobe, yet I don't remember having a problem opening such files (regardless of OS).
If so, I'm not afraid to respond with "Hey, can you export/save as in <some other format>?". It's not like I, a developer, am going to be making changes to the file and send it back - let alone pay for a product with which to open it.
I wouldn't give them a .c file.
- baldfat 9y agoThe issue has nothing to do with file formats, but work flow. Use different tools to use with the file format. I would personally use every cli program I can get my hands on and just convert them on my machine. Personally I just make scripts and view the output file to check for quality. I use ImageMagick mostly but Gimp and Inkscape also have command line interface. Gimp - https://www.gimp.org/man/gimp.html https://www.gimp.org/man/gimp.html Inkscape - https://inkscape.org/sk/doc/inkscape-man.html https://inkscape.org/sk/doc/inkscape-man.html