About This Training Course

You will use Adobe Illustrator CS5 - Level 1Training Course to create illustrations that include graphics and text.

This Adobe Illustrator CS5 - Level 1Training Course< is intended for designers, publishers, pre-press professionals, marketing communications professionals, or people switching to a design job or taking on design responsibilities and who need to use Illustrator to create illustrations, logos, advertisements, or other graphic documents.

Subjects Covered

This Adobe Illustrator CS5 - Level 1Training Course will cover the following subjects:

Lesson 1 Getting Acquainted with Adobe Illustrator CS5
• Examine Imaging Concepts
• Explore the Interface
• Customize the Interface

Lesson 2 Creating Shapes in a Document
• Create a Document
• Draw Basic Shapes
• Save a Document

Lesson 3 Creating Custom Paths
• Draw Paths
• Modify Paths

Lesson 4 Working with Text
• Insert Text
• Flow Text on a Path
• Import Body Text
• Format Text with Styles
• Thread Text
• Apply Hyphenation
• Insert Typographic Characters

Lesson 5 Working with Objects
• Import Graphics
• Manipulate Objects

Lesson 6 Enhancing Documents
• Format Objects
• Apply Strokes
• Apply Gradients
• Apply Graphic Styles
• Apply an Envelope to Text

Lesson 7 Proofing a Document
• Wrap Text
• Find and Replace Text
• Fix Spelling Errors

Lesson 8 Saving Images for Web and Print
• Export Images for Print
• Save Images for the Web
• Save Images as PDFs

Training Course Outcomes

At the end of this Adobe Illustrator CS5 - Level 1Training Course, students will be able to:

• Get acquainted with the Adobe Illustrator CS5 application.
• Create shapes in a document.
• Create custom paths.
• Work with text in an Illustrator document.
• Work with objects.
• Enhance documents.
• Proof documents to make them more accurate.
• Save images for web and print

Prerequisites

Before taking this Adobe Illustrator CS5 - Level 1Training Course, students should be familiar with the basic functions of their computer's operating system such as creating folders, launching programs, and working with windows. Students should also have basic Windows application skills, such as copying and pasting objects, formatting text, saving files, and so on. Familiarity with basic design terminology, such as palette, color mode, shapes, text, and paths is highly recommended.

Other Information

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