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- [Voiceover] In this movie,

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I'll show you how to
work with linked images

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here inside Illustrator.

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So if you're working along with me,

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make sure that your placed
photograph is selected

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and all you have to do in
order to make that happen

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is to just click on it
with the black arrow tool.

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Then, notice this Linked File option

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on the far left side of the control panel.

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If you click on it,

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you'll bring up the Scalable
Links Panel right here

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which by default is gonna

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list every single placed image

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whether it's linked or embedded.

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Now, if you want to know more
information about an image,

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then just make sure it's
active here inside the panel

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and then click on this arrowhead

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in the bottom left corner of the panel

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in order to twirl open the details

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and you will, among other things,

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see this location item right here

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and so if you want to
locate the original file,

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all you have to do is
click on this hot link

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in order to open the folder
in an independent window.

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I'm gonna go ahead and
click in the document

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to return to Illustrator

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and then I'll once again
click the words linked file.

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Notice we can see the resolution

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which is 300 pixels per inch, hence ppi,

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and that's something of
an industry standard.

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It means 300 pixels
wide by 300 pixels tall

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per each and every inch.

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Which means that we have 300 times 300

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equals 90,000 pixels per square inch.

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We're also seeing the
dimensions listed in pixels,

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the date the image was created
and modified, and so forth.

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Alright, I'm gonna go ahead
and twirl that stuff closed

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and turn my attention to
these icons right here,

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down here in the bottom
right corner of the panel,

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and we're going to visit them

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in the opposite order of their listed.

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Starting with this pencil icon

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which allows us to edit the
original image inside Photoshop.

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So, it's gonna go ahead and
open the image in Photoshop

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so that we can apply any
modifications we like

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and I'm just gonna do something
really simple but obvious.

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By going up to the image
menu, choosing adjustments,

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and then choosing invert

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which is going to change every
single pixel in this image

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and produce an extremely gruesome effect.

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Alright, let's go ahead and save our work

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by going up to the file menu
and choosing the Save command

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or, of course, you can
just press Control S

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or Command S on the MAC

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and now notice, if I switch
back over to Illustrator,

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the program's gonna tell me
that there's at least one file

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that's been modified in the Links Panel.

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If you'd like to update it,

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then just go ahead and
click on the Yes button

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and you'll see your modification reflected

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here inside Illustrator.

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Alright, obviously I don't
want to be inverted, however

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so I'm gonna edit that image again.

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This time, by clicking on
this button, Edit Original,

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up here in the Control Panel.

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Does exactly the same thing.

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It's gonna take you back over to Photoshop

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and now, I'll just return to that command

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by going to the image menu,

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choosing Adjustments, and choosing Invert

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and I'll once again save my changes

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and switch back over to Illustrator.

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Again, It's going to ask
me if I want to update

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that linked image.

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This time I'm gonna say No

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and the reason is that
takes us to the next icon.

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So, if I go ahead and click
on Linked File once again,

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notice we're seeing
this little warning icon

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which tells us we need to
update the selected image

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which you can do by clicking
on this next icon to the left.

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So, just go ahead an click
on the Update Link icon.

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Now you may still see
a little warning icon,

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in which case, just go
ahead and hide the panel

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by clicking on the Linked File once again

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and the reason, by the way,
I'm getting this warning,

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right here, is because I
have another document open

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with that same image inside of it

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and so I'll just go ahead and
click the No button for now,

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and now notice, If I once
again bring up the Links Panel,

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that the warning icon has gone away.

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It has not gone away however,
in this other document.

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Notice we have a bunch of inverted images

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and to update those,

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I'll go ahead and click
on this one guy here

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because he's repeated a
couple of times dynamically

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but now notice that we're not
seeing the words Linked File

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up here in the control panel

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and if that happens to you,

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then you can bring up the
Independent Links Panel

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by going up to the window menu

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and choosing the Links command

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and then, here inside the Links Panel,

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go ahead and click on
that Update Link icon

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in order to update all three
images inside this document.

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Alright, I'll go ahead
and hide that panel now

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and switch back to the
one that I'm working on

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and I'll click on the words
Linked File once again

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so that we can take a look
at this next guy, Go To Link.

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Now, that's gonna take you

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to the art board that contains this image

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and so, If I had a dozen or so images,

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across a bunch of different art boards,

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this could be a very useful feature to me.

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In my case, I have just one art board

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and I'm staring right at the image

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so I don't need to click on this icon

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but I could click on Relink
in order to replace this image

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with a different one

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so, I'll just go ahead and
click on this Chain icon, here,

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in order to, once again, bring
up the Place dialogue box

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and I'll select that image of the gorilla

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and notice that not only is
the Link check box turned on

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but so is the Replace check box

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and it's dim to show me
that I can't turn it off.

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At which point, I'll go ahead
and click on the Place button

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in order to replace my face
with this dashing gorilla.

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Alright, that leaves us just one icon

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which allows you to
relink from CC Libraries.

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We're gonna save that
one for the next chapter

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when we talk about the Libraries Panel.

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Alright, I'll go ahead and hide this panel

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by clicking off of it and
then I'll press Control Z

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or Command Z on the MAC
to bring back my face

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and that's how you work with linked images

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here inside Illustrator.

