Adobe Illustrator CS or CS2 to open the issue

When I open an AI file with Adobe Illustrator CS2, I get a message that the file format is unknown and is caused by a setting error

1. First turn on the computer, and then find the file with the suffix AI on the desktop.

2. Then right-click on the AI file and select the opening method.

3. Then in the page that opens, find and select the AI software.

4. After the selection is complete, click OK at the bottom of the page.

5. After opening it with AI software, you can see that the file with the suffix AI is a vector file that can be.

First of all, you make sure that the storage version of this AI file is higher than that of CS2, and if so, you switch back to the lower version. If not, you can check if the file is corrupted during the storage process or what the file format is, if the file is corrupted, then there is no way, if it is the format, then you can import the file to other software (such as cdr, ps, etc.) and then convert it.

First of all, make sure that the file with the extension "AI" is not a real AI file, because the extension can be changed manually. For example, if the file itself is a CDR file, and if we change the extension to "AI", the icon will become AI, but the file itself is still a CD file. The file format can be roughly seen with the UltraEdit software.

If there is an error in the AI file, it may be that there is a virus in the machine, and the file has been tampered with.

You can try to open it with the import method.

The poisoned version is not high enough, change to a higher version, or try it on another computer! Or maybe it's not opened in the right way.

Clause.

1. Fix the ps, see if the components are fully installed, but there is no problem with this normally.

Clause. Second, check if your firewall is disabled for this, if it is disabled, restore the boot and then reboot.

Or open the Control Panel to schedule a task.

You'll see a "adobeaamupdater" that starts with the file name based on your system, delete it, and then restart.

Generally, it is the second problem that arises in general.

There is no solution to your problem.

Your "example" above can just do it, but if you say 100 graphics, then it is not possible for humans and computers to do it.

If you want the spacing of the two graphics to be scaled equally, the steps must be at least two, which means that AI can't do it in one step. There are two ways to do this:

Method 1: You must know the spacing between the two figures, if it was 1cm before. First go to [Preferences] - [General] to set the keyboard increment to 1cm

Once set, scale them equally, and then use the Move tool to overlap their edges together.

Method 2: Use the scale tool, select the object to switch to the scale tool, hold down the alt key to fix a zoom center point, and then scale, just to fix which point does not move at **.

There is no solution to your problem.

I'll come one by one first:

Now the spacing between 01 and 02 is still 1cm; The 02 and 03 are also 1cm. Yes, we just scaled it and the spacing is equal. But 02 I haven't scaled yet, if 02 is also scaled by 120%, can you still do the same spacing? It's impossible.

If three shapes are selected together to scale 120%, how can their spacing not change?

Possibly, you know the spacing [if the spacing is 1cm], then scale them equally, and then go to [Preferences]-[General] to set the keyboard increment to 1cm, and then overlap the edges of these three shapes, and then use the arrow keys to move them. You need to know if your current graph is a rectangle, it is a regular shape, and it is juxtaposed. If there are 100 figures you said, there are circles, hexagons, fans, snakes.

Wait, how do you keep the spacing the same?

Don't try 2 figures at the same scale?

Think of the first figure as a whole.

Again, try the second figure as a whole.

Select the first shape to position the coordinates on the far right, then tick the box in equal proportions, and directly enter the number to zoom in? At this point, it will be enlarged to the left in equal proportions.

Also select the second figure to position the coordinates on the far left, and then tick the same proportion, and directly enter the number to zoom in? At this point, it will be scaled to the right? Anyway, there is no edge in the middle. Try?

After magnifying, adjust the distance to the original size

It's a paradox. Two squares are okay to say. Suppose they magnify 2 times at the same time, the gap is unchanged, then they can only expand like two sides, yes, this is an algorithm, if according to this algorithm, what about the four squares with equal gaps in one row, then it can only ensure that the middle gap is unchanged, and the two outer two become smaller, and what about a matrix composed of several pieces?

There is a conflict ...