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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 400 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x185x18 mm, kaal: 789 g, 200 Illustrations
  • Sari: How to Do Everything
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Nov-2003
  • Kirjastus: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • ISBN-10: 0072230924
  • ISBN-13: 9780072230925
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 400 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x185x18 mm, kaal: 789 g, 200 Illustrations
  • Sari: How to Do Everything
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Nov-2003
  • Kirjastus: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • ISBN-10: 0072230924
  • ISBN-13: 9780072230925
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This four-colour, beautifully designed book teaches users of all levels how to do everything with Illustrator 11 to create professional-quality graphics for print and the Web.Readers are brought up-to-date on the latest advances in Illustrator 11, including 3-D effects, new paragraph formatting capabilities, and the ability to integrate Illustrator 11 with other software products, such as InDesign, Word, and PowerPoint.
Acknowledgments xvii
Introduction xix
PART I Prepare Your Illustrator Project
CHAPTER 1 Introducing Illustrator CS and Its Interface
3(26)
Understand Illustrator's Role in the World of Digital Graphics
4(1)
Get Your Hands Around Illustrator's Curves
4(3)
Understand Paths, Anchor Points, and Fills
6(1)
Use Illustrator with Other Programs
7(1)
Get Around in Illustrator
7(4)
Open a File
8(1)
Use the Window Menu to Organize Views
9(1)
Work with Palettes
10(1)
Use Illustrator's Toolbox
11(1)
Identify Tools in Illustrator
12(16)
Find Illustrator's Default Displayed Tools
13(1)
Explore the Tearoffs
13(13)
Identify Tools for Fills and Views
26(2)
Use New Features in Illustrator CS
28(1)
CHAPTER 2 Set Up Your Project
29(14)
Set Up a New Document
30(4)
Set Up the Artboard
31(1)
Define Color Options
32(2)
Customize Preferences
34(5)
Set General Preferences
34(1)
Set Default Type & Auto Tracing Preferences
35(1)
Define Units & Display Performance
36(1)
Set Guides & Grid Preferences
37(1)
Define Smart Guides & Slices Preferences
37(1)
Control Hyphenation Preferences
38(1)
Define Up Plug-Ins & Scratch Disks Preferences
38(1)
Set Default File & Clipboard Settings
39(1)
Set Up Workgroup Preferences
39(1)
Control the Status Bar Display
39(1)
Turn on Grids and Snap Options
40(1)
View Grids
40(1)
Show Rulers and Create Guides
40(1)
Navigate Your Page
41(1)
Proper Setup Saves Time
42(1)
CHAPTER 3 Import Artwork
43(12)
Import Art
45(1)
Choose Between Importing and Linking
45(2)
Use Embedded Images
46(1)
Use Linked Images
46(1)
Place Artwork in Your Document
47(1)
Trace Imported Bitmaps
47(1)
Use an Imported Bitmap as a Non-printing Tracing Layer
48(1)
Organize Bitmaps with the Links Palette
49(6)
Manage Linked Files
50(1)
Set a Default Editor for Linked Objects
51(1)
Fix Missing Links
52(3)
PART II Draw Objects
CHAPTER 4 Draw with the Pencil and Brush Tools
55(16)
Understand Paths and Anchors
56(1)
Draw with the Pencil Tool
57(3)
Set Stroke and Fill Color
57(1)
Define Pencil Tool Preferences
58(1)
Draw with the Pencil Tool
59(1)
Edit Drawings with the Pencil Tool
60(2)
Smooth a Line
60(1)
Erase a Line
61(1)
Edit Anchor Points with the Direct Selection Tool
62(2)
Draw Straight Lines and Curves
64(2)
Draw Straight Line Segments
64(1)
Draw Arcs, Spirals, Rectangular Grids, and Polar Grids
64(2)
Draw with Paintbrushes
66(1)
Change Brush Stroke Symbols
66(1)
Use Additional Brush Strokes
67(1)
Define Strokes and Fills
67(4)
Define Stroke Attributes
68(1)
Define Caps and Joins
68(1)
Assign Stroke or Fill Colors with the Eyedropper or Paint Bucket Tool
69(2)
CHAPTER 5 Work with Shapes
71(12)
Draw Rectangles
72(2)
Size a Rectangle Precisely
73(1)
Draw a Rounded Rectangle
73(1)
Draw Ellipses and Circles
74(1)
Draw Polygons and Stars
74(2)
Space Out with the Flare Tool
76(1)
Combine Objects with the Pathfinder Tools
76(6)
Identify the Pathfinder Tools
78(1)
Change Pathfinder Options
78(1)
Use Shape Modes
78(2)
Expand Compound Shapes
80(1)
Clip, Crop, and Split with the Pathfinder Tools
80(2)
Cut with Knife and Scissors
82(1)
CHAPTER 6 Draw with the Pen Tool
83(8)
Pens and Paths
84(2)
The Math of Paths
85(1)
Draw Line Segments with the Pen Tool
86(3)
End a Pen Segment
87(1)
Constrain Pen Angles
87(1)
Create and Edit Smooth Anchor Points
88(1)
Draw Wave Forms
89(1)
Manipulate Control Points
89(1)
Combine Straight and Curved Segments
90(1)
Add or Delete Anchor Points
90(2)
Automatically Create or Delete Anchors
91(1)
Change Anchor Types
92(1)
Edit with the Pen Tool
92(2)
Add Segments to a Path
93(1)
Add, Delete, and Adjust Anchor Points with the Pen Tool
93(1)
Manage Paths
94
Align Points by Averaging Paths
94(2)
Clean Up Stray Anchor Points
96
CHAPTER 7 Scale, Skew, and Rotate
91(20)
Get Ready to Size, Scale, and Rotate
98(2)
Group Objects First
99(1)
Select Within a Group
99(1)
Change Objects with a Bounding Box
100(2)
View a Bounding Box
100(1)
Resize and Reshape with a Bounding Box
101(1)
Rotate and Flip with a Bounding Box
101(1)
Resize and Reshape with the Free Transform Tool
102(1)
Resize Precisely with the Scale Tool
103(2)
Rotate Objects Precisely
105(1)
Use More Transform Tools
106(5)
PART III Add Type
CHAPTER 8 Create and Edit Text
111(10)
Create Text
113(1)
Get Text from Somewhere Else
113(1)
Edit Text
114(2)
Use Illustrator's Proofing Tools
114(2)
Choose Fonts and Characters
116(5)
Insert Glyphs
117(1)
Work with Open Type
118(1)
Create Multilingual Documents with Open Type Fonts
119(1)
Use Alternate Glyphs
120(1)
CHAPTER 9 Format Type
121(14)
Format Characters
122(4)
Define Stroke and Fill for Type
126(1)
Format Paragraphs
126(4)
Align Paragraphs
127(1)
Display Hidden Characters
128(1)
Set Tabs
129(1)
Define Type Styles
130(3)
Use Character Styles
131(1)
Use Paragraph Styles
132(1)
Convert Text to Outlines
133(2)
CHAPTER 10 Flow Text
135(14)
Link Text Boxes
137(2)
Automatically Lay Out Type
139(2)
Wrap Type
139(1)
Lay Out with Columns
140(1)
Fit Headlines
140(1)
Shape Text
141(5)
Place Text in a Shape
142(1)
Format Area Type Options
143(1)
Align Type to a Path
144(1)
Change Path Type Options
145(1)
Create Vertical Type
146(3)
PART IV Work with Drawings
CHAPTER 11 Combine and Arrange Objects
149(10)
Select Objects
150(3)
Wield the Selection Tools
151(1)
Select Objects with the Menu
151(2)
Take Advantage of Smart Guides
153(1)
Group Objects
154(1)
Align Objects
155(3)
Align with Rulers and Guides
155(1)
Snap to Grids
156(1)
Snap to Points
156(1)
Use the Align Palette
157(1)
Arrange Objects Front and Back
158(1)
CHAPTER 12 Create Blends
159(12)
Set Blend Options
161(3)
Set Blend Spacing
162(1)
Define Blend Orientation
163(1)
Generate a Blend
164(3)
Create a Step Blend
164(2)
Create a Smooth Color Blend
166(1)
Reverse, Change, or Remove a Blend
166(1)
Blend Between Defined Anchors
167(1)
Bend a Blend
168(2)
Blend Groups
170(1)
Tweak Blends
170(1)
CHAPTER 13 Clip with Masks
171(8)
Make a Clipping Mask
173(1)
Edit a Mask
174(1)
Use Type as a Mask
175(1)
Release a Mask
176(1)
Crop Bitmaps with Masks
176(2)
What About Other Kinds of Masking?
178(1)
CHAPTER 14 Trip Out with Effects and Filters
179(18)
Understand Effects
180(2)
Apply Effects
181(1)
Change or Delete Effects
181(1)
Expand Effects
182(1)
Use Illustrator's Effects
182(6)
Use Convert to Shape Effects
183(1)
Apply Distort and Transform Effects
183(2)
Explore Path Effects
185(1)
Try Pathfinder Effects
185(1)
Rasterize
186(1)
Stylize
187(1)
Apply SVG Filters
188(1)
Warp
188(1)
Create 3-D Effects
188(5)
Generate a Revolved 3-D Object
189(2)
Extrude and Revel
191(2)
Apply Filters
193(4)
Apply Filters for Vectors
194(1)
Apply Filters for Bitmaps
195(2)
CHAPTER 15 Bend with Envelopes and the Liquify Tools
197(12)
Distort with Envelopes
198(5)
Many Ways to Distort Objects
199(1)
Use an Envelope to Distort an Object
200(2)
Distort Type
202(1)
Apply a Gradient Mesh
203(2)
Warp with the Liquify Tools
205(4)
PART V Manage Fills
CHAPTER 16 Manage Colors and Gradients
209(10)
Manage Color Palette Options
210(4)
Select, Change, and Use Color Palettes
212(2)
Create Gradient Fills
214(5)
Use Pre-set Gradients
214(1)
Create a Two-Color Gradient Fill
215(2)
Define Multicolor Gradients
217(1)
Save Gradients as Swatches
218(1)
CHAPTER 17 Adjust Transparency
219(12)
Make an Object Partially Transparent
221(2)
Apply Transparency to Groups
221(1)
Apply Transparency to Just Stroke or Fill
222(1)
Use Blending Modes
223(2)
Clip with Opacity Masks
225(1)
Set Transparency Options
226(5)
Set Background View Options
227(2)
Print Illustrations with Transparency
229(2)
CHAPTER 18 Use Brushes and Pattern Fills
231(18)
Apply Pattern Swatches
233(1)
Create Pattern Swatches
234(5)
Organize and Edit Swatches
235(1)
Use Text as a Pattern Fill
235(1)
Create a Basic Pattern Fill
236(1)
Create Repeating Fills with Bounding Boxes
237(1)
Create Tiling Fills
238(1)
Use Brush Patterns
239(3)
Apply a Brush Pattern
240(1)
Use Brush Pattern Libraries
241(1)
Create Your Own Brush Patterns
242(6)
Create Calligraphic Brush Strokes
242(1)
Create a Scatter Brush
243(2)
Create an Art Brush
245(1)
Define a Pattern Brush
246(2)
Share Custom Fills and Brushes
248(1)
CHAPTER 19 Work with Bitmap Art in Illustrator
249(18)
Work with Bitmaps
251(3)
Open Bitmaps in Illustrator
251(2)
Prepare Bitmaps for Illustrator
253(1)
Edit Bitmaps in Illustrator
254(1)
Apply Effects and Filters
255(12)
Apply Bitmap Effects
256(6)
Bitmap Filter and Effect Tips
262(5)
PART VI Use Layers and Styles
CHAPTER 20 Arrange Illustrations with Layers
267(16)
Look at Layers
269(4)
Explore the Layers Palette
269(1)
Change Layer Options
270(3)
Create Layers
273(1)
Use Layers to Organize Your Work
274(6)
Delete Layers
274(1)
Duplicate Layers
275(1)
Consolidate Layers
275(1)
Move Objects onto Separate Layers
276(1)
Merge or Flatten Layers
277(1)
Change Layer Display
278(1)
Find Objects on a Layer
279(1)
Set Transparency with Layers
280(1)
Use Scanned Artwork as a Template Layer
281(1)
Select Layer Objects
281(2)
CHAPTER 21 Apply Graphic Styles, Symbols, and Actions
283(18)
Use Graphic Styles
285(6)
Open and Load Up the Graphic Styles Palette
285(1)
Apply Graphic Styles
286(4)
Use Graphic Styles with Layers
290(1)
Use Actions
291(4)
Create an Action
293(1)
Manage Actions
294(1)
Use Swatches to Save Work
295(1)
Use Symbols
296(5)
Add, Replace, and Edit Symbols
297(1)
Create or Delete Symbols
297(4)
PART VII From Illustrator to Print and Web
CHAPTER 22 Print Illustrations
301(14)
Preview Print Colors on Your Monitor
302(1)
Print on Your Own Printer
303(2)
Export to Other File Formats
305(2)
More Export Options
306(1)
Prepare Files for Commercial Color Printing
307(6)
Tricks and Tips for Printing
307(6)
Prepare for Spot Color Printing
313(1)
Create Crop Marks
313(1)
Service Bureau Dos and Don'ts
314(1)
CHAPTER 23 Prepare Illustrations for the Web
315(16)
Vector Art in a Still (Mainly) Raster World
316(1)
Configure Illustrator for Web Graphics
317(1)
Use Web-Safe Colors
317(1)
Define a Web-Sized Artboard
317(1)
Save Images as Web-Compatible Raster Files
318(4)
Export to GIF Format
320(1)
Export to JPEG Format
321(1)
Add Web Attributes to Illustrations
322(1)
Export to Web-Friendly Vector Formats
323(2)
Save to SWF Format
323(1)
Export to SVG Format
324(1)
Create HTML Web Pages in Illustrator
325(3)
Slice Illustrations
325(2)
Export Illustrator Documents to HTML
327(1)
Save to PDF Format
328(3)
Behind the Scenes: A Gallery with Techniques from the Pros 331(24)
Index 355
David Karlins (Oakland, CA) is a FrontPage Microsoft Certified Professional who designs Web sites for clients using FrontPage. In addition to contracted hands-on classroom materials, Karlins is the author or co-author of five successful FrontPage books. Karlins teaches FrontPage classes at Silicon Valley companies including Hewlett Packard, and at schools like University of California, Berkeley Extension Division.