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Explains the steps for installing and registering Adobe Illustrator CS2.
Details the features and resources available in Adobe Help Center for user support.
Provides guidance on navigating and utilizing the comprehensive help system.
Offers resources for learning and improving skills with Adobe products.
Highlights new features and enhancements in Adobe Illustrator CS2.
Offers step-by-step lessons to help users get started quickly with Illustrator.
Introduces the fundamental components of the Illustrator workspace.
Covers creating and managing documents and using templates for design.
Explains how to view and manage artwork on the artboard.
Details tools for precise alignment and measurement of objects.
Personalizes the workspace for efficient workflows by adjusting settings.
Introduces Adobe Bridge as a central hub for managing creative assets.
Explains how to navigate and manage files and folders within Adobe Bridge.
Covers viewing and managing file metadata for organization and search.
Introduces the service for finding and purchasing royalty-free images.
Explains methods for searching and finding stock images.
Details the process of purchasing images and managing your account.
Outlines the benefits and management of an Adobe Stock Photos account.
Explains Version Cue's features for productivity and collaboration.
Covers creating and managing projects for related files.
Details how to work with files, versions, and alternates within Version Cue.
Describes how to remove working copies and manage project access.
Introduces vector graphics, paths, and drawing concepts in Illustrator.
Guides on creating basic geometric shapes and lines.
Explains how to draw freeform paths and edit them.
Details how to draw precise paths and curves using the Pen tool.
Introduces color models and their use in digital graphics.
Explains how to use the Color Picker and Color palette to select colors.
Covers managing document colors, gradients, and patterns in the Swatches palette.
Provides methods for blending, adjusting, and converting colors.
Explains why colors may not match across devices and the role of color management.
Discusses factors causing color appearance variations across devices.
Defines a CMS and the use of color profiles for consistent color.
Introduces Illustrator's painting methods, including existing and Live Paint.
Compares the traditional layering method with the Live Paint method.
Explains how to apply fills and strokes to objects and Live Paint groups.
Covers various methods and tools for selecting objects in Illustrator.
Explains how to select objects by locating them in the Layers palette.
Details how to use the Selection tool for selecting objects and groups.
Explains preferences for selecting filled objects based on their area or path.
Covers common transformations like moving, rotating, reflecting, scaling, and shearing.
Displays various tools used for reshaping vector objects.
Explains how to distort objects using Free Transform or Liquify tools.
Introduces methods like compound paths, compound shapes, and Pathfinder effects.
Explains how to import various file types into Illustrator documents.
Discusses the differences and implications of linking versus embedding artwork.
Covers working with raster images, including importing and effects.
Explains how to create and manage Adobe PDF files, including PDF/X compliance.
Explains how to update older Illustrator text for compatibility with newer versions.
Covers methods for entering text at a point, in an area, or along a path.
Details how to create and format text within a defined area.
Guides on applying text to paths and adjusting its orientation.
Covers paragraph-level formatting options like alignment, indents, and spacing.
Explains appearance attributes that affect an object's look without altering its structure.
Details how to target items in the Layers palette to apply attributes and effects.
Covers applying, modifying, and managing effects and filters.
Introduces various artistic effects that can stylize vector objects.
Provides essential guidelines for designing graphics optimized for the web.
Explains how to preview artwork as it will appear when rasterized.
Covers using slices and image maps for creating interactive web elements.
Introduces SVG as a vector format for high-quality web graphics.
Covers fundamental printing procedures and options.
Explains the process of separating artwork into plates for printing.
Details the impact of resolution and screen frequency on print quality.
Covers methods for cropping artwork to printer boundaries or defined crop areas.
Explains the purpose and types of printer's marks and bleed.
Introduces actions as a way to record and play back repetitive tasks.
Explains how to record, play, and manage actions.
Lists tasks that cannot be recorded directly and how to insert them.
Introduces the nine graph tools for visualizing data.
Displays the different types of graphs available in Illustrator.
Covers the process of creating graphs and entering data.
Explains how to input data for graphs using the Graph Data window.
Guides on entering labels for data sets and categories in graphs.
Explains how to view, edit, and create custom keyboard shortcuts.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for selecting various tools in Illustrator.
Provides shortcuts for navigating and viewing artwork on the artboard.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for drawing tools and shape creation.
Details shortcuts for moving, rotating, scaling, and shearing objects.
General| Name | Adobe Illustrator CS2 |
|---|---|
| Category | Software |
| Developer | Adobe Systems |
| Type | Vector graphics editor |
| Minimum RAM | 256 MB |
| Minimum Processor Speed | Intel Pentium III or 4 |
| Operating System | Windows, Mac OS |
| File Formats Supported | AI, EPS, PDF, SVG |
| Display | 1024x768 |
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