Illustrator 9 for Dummies
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Published by:John Wiley & Sons Inc (US)
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Published:01/11/2000
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Price:$32.99
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Part I: Driving People Crazy -- Illustrator's Bum Rap.
Chapter 1: Introducing the World of Illustrator.
Chapter 2: Following the Righteous Path.
Chapter 3: Doing Everyday Things with Illustrator.
Part II: Drawing and Coloring Your Artwork.
Chapter 4: Shaping Up, Basically.
Chapter 5: Getting Your Fill of Fills and Strokes.
Chapter 6: Selecting and Editing Paths.
Chapter 7: Wielding the Mighty Pen Tool.
Chapter 8: Wielding the Versatile Pencil Tool.
Chapter 9: Creating Magnificent Brushstrokes.
Chapter 10: Extreme Fills and Strokes.
Chapter 11: Keeping Up Appearances, with Style(s).
Part III: Taking Your Paths to Obedience School.
Chapter 12: Pushing, Pulling, Poking, and Prodding.
Chapter 13: Organizing Efficiently.
Part IV: Weaving Beautiful Typestries.
Chapter 14: Introducing Letters and Such (Type 101).
Chapter 15: Studying Advanced Typography (Type 1,000,001).
Part V: Getting Art to Print, to the Web, and to Other Applications.
Chapter 16: Printing Your Masterpiece.
Chapter 17: Putting Your Art on the Web.
Chapter 18: Moving Files into and out of Illustrator.
Part VI: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 19: Ten Production-Enhancing Tips.
Chapter 20: Ten Tantalizing Techniques.
Chapter 21: Ten (Or So) Ways to Customize Illustrator.
Index.
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