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  1. Which keyboard-accessible command saves the current document under a new name or format?

    Answer: File > Save As

    Save As lets you write a copy under a new name, location, or compatible format.

  2. Saving with an older Illustrator version compatibility may cause:

    Answer: Loss or expansion of newer features not supported in that version

    Down-saving can flatten or discard features the older version can't understand.

  3. Which option in the SVG export controls how text is handled?

    Answer: SVG text vs converting type to outlines

    SVG export lets you keep live SVG text or outline the type into paths.

  4. What is a key reason to export a PDF with the 'Smallest File Size' preset?

    Answer: Easy on-screen sharing/email where print fidelity isn't required

    That preset downsamples images for compact files suited to screen viewing and email.

  5. When exporting GIF, why might you limit the number of colors?

    Answer: To reduce file size since GIF uses an indexed color palette

    GIF is indexed-color, so fewer colors shrink the palette and file size.

  6. Which feature lets you save a group of export presets to reuse identical output settings later?

    Answer: Custom presets in the Adobe PDF / export dialogs

    You can save and reload named presets so future exports use the same settings.

  7. Before exporting web assets, enabling 'Align New Objects to Pixel Grid' / Pixel Preview helps to:

    Answer: Avoid blurry edges by snapping artwork to whole pixels

    Pixel-aligned artwork renders with crisp, non-blurry edges in raster web exports.

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