Adobe Illustrator 5.5 [antikvár]

Introduction Welcome to the Adobe Illustrator™ program, a program that combines the ease and speed of a computer with the control of fine detail formerly possible only when drawing by hand. You'll find that Adobe Illustrator excels as an art production and illustration tool, whether you are a graphic designer creating original or composite artwork, a production artist designing and producing layouts for documents, an illustrator creating and previewing fine artwork, or a service bureau or printer creating color separations and printing final artwork. Before using Adobe Illustrator, you should have a working knowledge of the Macintosh® and its operating conventions. You should know how to use a mouse and standard Macintosh menus and commands. You should also know how to open, save, and close files. If you need to review these techniques, see the documentation that came with your Macintosh. ABOUT THIS MANUAL The Adobe Illustrator User Guide provides detailed information about the Adobe Illustrator tools and commands. It is designed to be used as a reference tool in your everyday work with Adobe Illustrator. Before using this manual, you should read Adobe Illustrator Getting Started Guide for information about installing Adobe Illustrator on your system. Adobe Illustrator Getting Started Guide also includes a list of new features found in Adobe Illustrator 5.0, as well as hints for using Adobe Illustrator efficiently. You should also have read the Adobe Illustrator Tutorial before using this user guide, to gain some familiarity with Adobe Illustrator tools. Specific procedures described in the tutorial are not repeated in this user guide. After you have become familiar with the Adobe Illustrator application, you should read Adobe Illustrator Beyond the Basics, which gives detailed tips and techniques to help you use the Adobe Illustrator program more effectively.