Hi!

I received a couple of files but I can't open them as they are in Adobe Illustrator format (and my trial version has expired).. is there anyone here who could save them as PSD for me in a way that it maintains the layers?

I'd really appreciate it!

http://www.sendspace.com/file/m4wxnu

Thanks,
Kristy

I wanted to help you out, but the files cannot be found on the link you've posted.

Thank you so much! I have updated the link. Thanks again!

Anyone out there who can help?

Sorry Kirsty I was asleep :) You can just open the .ai's with Photoshop, no problem.

Sorry Kirsty I was asleep :) You can just open the .ai's with Photoshop, no problem.

With layer information intact? Not in any version I've had up to CS2. Flattens layers, as far as I know.

Designing a website in Illustrator... not a good idea for sure.
And even more - it's CMYK :erm:

Designing a website in Illustrator... not a good idea for sure.Nothing wrong with it that I can see.
And even more - it's CMYK :erm:
Actually, it's optional to use CMYK or RGB when you start the file, and you can later convert.

Nothing wrong with it that I can see.

Actually there IS something wrong - you are giving up the control over the pixels which most web layouts are built of (I am not talking about Flash here).
And the result? Blurred edges, no sharp 1 pixel wide lines, etc. You can't say there's "nothing wrong" with it.

Actually, it's optional to use CMYK or RGB when you start the file, and you can later convert.

RGB->CMYK conversion may result in noticeable color shift, particularly if other than "normal" layer overlay modes are used.
They are rendered differently in these two color spaces.
Also CMYK offers you limited color palette in comparison to RGB (vibrant colors like blues and greens are not available in CMYK).

Umm, right. You win.

Kristy, doing it now for you. :)

Will update this post with a link shortly.

Edit: http://lemonskymedia.com/public/website%20WHAT.psd http://lemonskymedia.com/public/website%20WHO.psd

amygdela: I have tried but I can't open it in Photoshop without it flattening the layers.

Lemon Sky: Thanks for your efforts, but there is something wrong with the files as Photoshop CS2 in unable to open them - the error is "the document appears to be damaged. unexpected end-of-file. your request cannot be completed"..


Is there anyone out there who could help? The link to the file is:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/m4wxnu

Thanks,
Kristy

Must of been an upload error, please PM me your email address.

amygdela: I have tried but I can't open it in Photoshop without it flattening the layers.

Indeed, but that's no problem with a simple layout like that one. But it seems you're helped out already.