Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 006.686 EAN: 9780321330659 ISBN: 032133065X Label: New Riders Press Manufacturer: New Riders Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 320 Publication Date: October 03, 2005 Publisher: New Riders Press Sales Rank: 605392 Studio: New Riders Press
Product DescriptionOver 300 productivity-enhancing secrets you need to know about Illustrator CS. Fully illustrated, stand-alone tips reveal the hidden features and productivity-enhancing tricks that allow you to accomplish more in less time with Illustrator CS2. Easy-to-browse format lets you find and apply information instantly and includes many tips and techniques that focus on Illustrator CS2’s new features: Converting bitmaps into vectors with Live Trace, Painting with the new Live Paint tool, creating Custom Workspaces, and more.
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Rating: - It's Good for beginners but the book FELL APART!
All the tips are great for beginners. I am a professional and found only 5% of the book helpful. Not worth the money for only learning 5%. Most of the tips I already knew. For sure it's a beginners book. I have to say after reading through it ONLY once......the book binder fell completely apart! The glue on the binder did not hold up at all. Now all the pages are falling out. TERRIBLE!
Rating: - This book is amazing...
I'd say as a Production Coordinator I'm an intermediate user of Adobe Illustrator CS2. So I didn't need a book w/ too much basic training, although this book is pretty good ad providing you with the exact step-by-step procedures for carrying out certain "Killer Tips." This is a very good all-around book for Illustrator CS2. Above all, there are so many CS2 shortcuts in this book that the average CS2 user wouldn't know. I'd recommend this book to anyone that is looking to extend their knowledge of ... Read More
Rating: - Killer Tips lives up to it's title
Straight-to-the-point, clear & practical. Something useful for any user of Illustrator.
- It's Good for beginners but the book FELL APART!
- This book is amazing...
- Killer Tips lives up to it's title
