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5.1.2 Save project
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5.1.2 Save project
When you click the "Save project" button, a window with the various save and export options appears.
Save
After you have designed an image, save the variant by clicking the "Save" button (main navigation "File" > "Save"). If you have redesigned a library image, the "Own projects" window opens. In this window, you can assign the image to an existing project or create a new project folder (see chapter 4.2.2, "Own projects" for information on how to create a project). Give your image a new variant name.
If you design a variant from "Own projects" and click "Save", the name and storage location remain the same. This means the previous variant is overwritten.
Note: Note
Save as
If you have worked on a project from "Own projects" and want to save it under a new name or storage location, choose "Save as". The "Own projects" window opens. In this window, you can assign the image to an existing project or create a new project folder (see chapter 4.2.2, "Own projects" on how to create a project). Give your image a new variant name.
Export
This button allows you to save your variant on your PC or external storage medium as a jpeg, tiff or png file. Give the variant a file name in the dialogue window that opens, choose the target location and click "Save". This enables you to send the variant image as an e- mail attachment to customers, for example, or use it further in other applications.
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