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#ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS5 FOR BEGINNERS PDF#
Printing, Saving, and ExportingĬreating PDF files for clients and printersĮxporting Illustrator files for use in Microsoft OfficeĮxporting Illustrator files for use in Photoshop Moving flat art onto the perspective gridĬhapter 19. Placing pixel-based content into IllustratorĬonverting pixels to paths with Live TraceĬhapter 16. Performing individual transforms across multiple objectsĭistributing objects and spaces between objects Modifying artboards with the Artboards panelĬhapter 14. Modifying gradients with the Gradient Annotator
Loading the Color Guide with user-defined colorsĬreating gradients with the Gradient panel Loading PANTONE and other custom color librariesįinding color suggestions with the Color Guide panel Applying Appearances and EffectsĬreating process and global process swatches
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