Adobe 26001648 - Illustrator CS3 Bedienungsanleitung

ADOBE®ILLUSTRATOR®CS3

FREEHAND TO ILLUSTRATOR MIGRATION GUIDE

Macromedia®FreeHand®to Adobe®Illustrator®CS3 Migration Guide

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Contents

Introduction ............................................... 4

The purpose of this guide and how it can be useful for FreeHand users.

Key Terms .................................................. 6

Learn how Illustrator terms compare with those in FreeHand.

Converting Macromedia FreeHand Documents............... 9

Discover how to open your FreeHand documents in Illustrator.

The Illustrator Workspace..................................10

Take a tour of the Illustrator CS3 workspace, which oers robust new

creativity tools, a context-sensitive Control panel, and custom workspaces

for personal preferences or project requirements.

Setting up a New Document................................15

Learn how to best prepare your artboard for your illustrations.

Working with Graphics.....................................20

See how easy it is to create predictable gradients, patterns, and elaborate

eects.

Working with Text.........................................31

Take your text to a new level with extensive and powerful text tools,

including Character and Paragraph panels and styles, exible OpenType

fonts, support for text on a path, and more.

Saving and Exporting Files.................................35

Save and export your artwork to many standard le formats such as PDF, SVG,

and Flash for print, web and interactive, and mobile and motion designs.

Printing...................................................40

Print your artwork reliably, thanks to a streamlined print interface and such

features as support for transparency attening and Adobe PDF output.

Keyboard Shortcuts .......................................44

A list of some of the most useful Illustrator CS3 keyboard shortcuts.

Additional Resources......................................48

Information on many useful resources for anyone who wants to learn

more about Illustrator features, tools, and techniques.

4 FreeHand to Illustrator Migration Guide

Welcome, and thank you for having made the move or thinking about moving

from Macromedia® FreeHand® to Adobe Illustrator® CS3.

FreeHand is no longer being developed to be compatible with new operating

systems and hardware, or to provide integration with other key design applica-

tions, such as Adobe Photoshop® CS3 and Adobe InDesign® CS3. Your move

to Illustrator is an important step to ensure that you can take advantage of new

technologies and capabilities as they become available.

is guide explains the main dierences between the two programs and

introduces you to some of the features that make Illustrator the industry-

standard tool for creating vector graphics for any media. It was written speci-

cally for FreeHand users like you, to help you transition to Illustrator as quickly

and as smoothly as possible.

Your experience using FreeHand will give you a good foundation for moving

to Illustrator, and the import of FreeHand les has been updated to support

FreeHand MX. If you have been using Adobe Photoshop or Adobe InDesign,

your move will be even easier, because all Adobe graphics applications share

common commands, panels, and keyboard shortcuts.

Illustrator is tightly integrated with all components of Adobe Creative Suite® 3,

and now with Adobe Bridge CS3, it has become easier than ever to manage

and organize les. In Creative Suite 3, the Adobe standard interface has been

updated to be more ecient, and is consistent between Photoshop CS3,

InDesign CS3, Illustrator CS3, and Adobe Flash® CS3 Professional.

e Live Trace and Live Paint features in Illustrator make it easier to get your

sketches onto your artboard as vector graphics, and Live Color presents a new

and exciting environment for exploring color harmonies and interactively

applying color to any selection of objects. Integration with Photoshop, including

the ability to choose layer comps during import and support for Photoshop

lters and eects, opens new horizons for vector graphics. Illustrator also gives

you access to many OpenType® features to help you create beautiful typography.

Illustrator CS3 integrates beautifully with Flash CS3 Professional. Now you

can copy/paste or import your Illustrator artwork into Flash, condent that the

critical elements in your Illustrator artwork are maintained in Flash.

We hope this guide gives you the the basics to explore Illustrator CS3, and

makes your transition from FreeHand a little bit easier.

Introduction

PureEnergy

Introduction 5

Turn sketches into vector graphics

Get total control of your objects with

object level appearance options

Create sophisticated

transparency

Use familiar tools

Set beautiful typography

with fully supported OpenType features

Make elaborate

and predictable blends

6 FreeHand to Illustrator Migration Guide

Key Terms

Pasteboard » Scratch area

What you know as the pasteboard in FreeHand is called the scratch area in

Illustrator. The scratch area is the area outside the artboard that extends to

the edge of a 227-inch square window. The scratch area represents the space

where you can create, edit, and store elements of artwork before moving

them onto the artboard. Objects placed on the scratch area are visible on-

screen, but they do not print.

Pages » Artboard

In FreeHand, you can set up multiple pages within a single document;

Illustrator considers the document and its artboard as one illustration. To out-

put specic areas of your illustration, use the Page tool or the new Crop Area

tool, or print overlapping tiles.

Object Properties Panel » Appearance panel

In FreeHand, the Object Properties panel is a context-sensitive area where you

access formatting options for any selected object. In Illustrator, to achieve the

same function, you use both the Appearance panel and the context-sensitive

Control panel. The Appearance panel lets you view and adjust the appearance

of attributes for any object, group, or layer. Fills and strokes are listed in stack-

ing order in the panel; objects in Illustrator can have multiple lls and strokes.

Eects are listed from top to bottom in the order in which they are applied to

the artwork. To display the panel, choose Window > Appearance.

Import » Place

In Illustrator, you can place both graphic and text les; placed graphics can

be either linked or embedded into the document and are accessible from

the Links panel. Integration across Adobe Creative Suite allows you, for ex-

ample, to choose layers or layer comps when you place Photoshop les into

Illustrator.

Because FreeHand and Illustrator are both vector drawing programs, they share

many common tools and commands.

Many of the terms used in the Illustrator menus, dialog boxes, and panels are

identical to those used in FreeHand. For example, tools and layers are essentially

the same in both programs. In some cases, FreeHand and Illustrator use

FreeHand Term » Illustrator Term

You control the attributes of objects in the

Appearance panel.

Key Terms 7

Transform Handles » Bounding box

When you select objects with the Selection tool, Illustrator displays a bound-

ing box around them. The bounding box lets you move, rotate, duplicate,

and scale objects easily by dragging the object or a handle (one of the hol-

low squares along the bounding box). To view the bounding box, choose

View > Show Bounding Box.

Keyline View » Outline

By default, Illustrator displays all artwork in color. However, you can improve

redraw and performance by viewing artwork as outlines (or paths). To view

artwork as outlines, choose View > Outline. Choose View > Preview to view

artwork in color.

Extrude Tool » 3D eects

3D eects enable you to create three-dimensional objects from two-dimen-

sional artwork or text. You can control the appearance of three-dimensional

objects with lighting, shading, rotation, and other properties.

Live Vector Eects » Eects

Eects in Illustrator are live, which means that you can modify them even

after they are applied. You can apply eects to any object and then modify

its vectors or the eect’s options, or remove the eect using the Appearance

panel. Once you apply an eect to an object, the Appearance panel lists the

eect and enables you to edit, move, duplicate, or delete it, or save it as part

of a graphic style.

Edit In External Editor » Edit Original

Illustrator is highly integrated with Photoshop. To open a linked bitmap le in

Photoshop, select the graphic and choose Edit Original in the Control panel

or Links panel, or from the Edit menu.

dierent terms for the same concept. For example, in FreeHand you work with

pages, while in Illustrator you work with an artboard. Once you understand the

dierence in terms, you are likely to nd the concepts quite similar. Here are

some key terms that dier between FreeHand and Illustrator:

Extrude, revolve, and rotate artwork and type

to create complex three-dimensional objects

using 3D eects in Illustrator.

The bounding box in Illustrator helps you

apply transformations to selected objects.

8 FreeHand to Illustrator Migration Guide

KEY TERMS

Graphic Hose Tool » Symbol Sprayer

The symbolism tools let you create and modify sets of symbol instances.

You create a symbol set using the Symbol Sprayer tool. You can then use the

other symbolism tools to change the density, color, location, size, rotation,

transparency, and style of the instances in the set. You are not limited to a

particular set of symbols; you can create and use as many as you want. All the

symbols you create are available in the Symbols panel.

Output Area Tool » Crop Area tool

By default, Illustrator crops artwork to the boundaries of the artboard. How-

ever, using the Crop Area tool, you can interactively dene crop areas for

print or export to other formats (video or web, for example). The option you

choose sets the position of crop marks, rulers, and video- and title-safe areas

on your document and denes the boundaries of the artwork to be printed

or exported. These boundaries are represented by a dashed line in the pre-

view area of the Print dialog box.

Eraser » Eraser tool

Quickly remove areas of artwork as easily as you erase pixels in Photoshop

by stroking with your mouse or stylus over any shape or set of shapes. New

paths will automatically be created along the edges of your erased stroke

with points laid down economically, but still preserving the smoothness of

your erasure.

Styles » Graphic styles

A graphic style is a set of reusable appearance attributes. Graphic styles allow

you to quickly change the look of an object. For example, you can change its

ll and stroke color, alter its transparency, and apply eects in one step. All

the changes you apply with graphic styles are completely reversible.

Mixer » Color panel

You use the Color panel to apply color to an object’s ll and stroke, and also

to edit and mix colors. The Color panel can display color values using dif-

ferent color models. By default, only the most commonly used options are

visible in the Color panel. To display the panel, choose Window > Color. To

change the color model, choose Grayscale, RGB, HSB, CMYK, or Web Safe RGB

from the panel menu.

FreeHand Term » Illustrator Term

The Color panel

This intricate foliage was created using the

symbolism tools in Illustrator.

Converting Macromedia FreeHand documents 9

CONVERTING MACROMEDIA FREEHAND DOCUMENTS

knowhow from Adobe Labs

knowhow from Adobe Labs provides single-click, contextual access for viewing

tool tips, keyboard hints, and feature help. Now you can see all the shortcuts

that you never had time to learn, and discover ways of working with Illustrator

that you didn’t know were possible.

You can also access community-generated content created by Illustrator experts

on the web, pulled from a user account on del.icio.us.

Choose Window > Adobe Labs > knowhow and see the knowhow panel pop

onto your workspace. Click on any tool and look to knowhow to see a description,

keyboard hints, and links directly into Adobe Help for that very tool. For help with a

panel or topic, simply type a search term in knowhow’s search eld.

Note: knowhow is available only in English versions of Illustrator CS3.

Converting Macromedia

FreeHand documents

Illustrator can open FreeHand les up to version 10 and FreeHand MX (11).

FreeHand allows you to import both CMYK and RGB image les. If you open

a FreeHand document that contains both CMYK and RGB images, you’ll be

prompted to choose a specic color space (see “Setting up a New Document” on

page 15).

If the original FreeHand document contains more than one page, these will have

separate crop areas in the Illustrator document; this is useful to print individual

FreeHand pages, since Illustrator CS3 allows printing of individual crop areas.

You also have the option import only a specic page from a FreeHand le.

Other improved import features include:

Import of FreeHand swatches, dened in the Swatches palette in FreeHand,

as swatches in Illustrator CS3.

Import of FreeHand symbols as symbols in Illustrator CS3.

Import of FreeHand raster eects—drop shadow, basic and feather transpar-

ency—as live eects in Illustrator CS3.

Import of FreeHand Envelopes as Envelope eects in Illustrator CS3.

Import of FreeHand custom guides as Illustrator CS3 guides.

e ability to outline text upon import so that text appearance in FreeHand

is preserved in Illustrator CS3.

Proper positioning of FreeHand text, including text alignment, text wrap,

vertical text, and text inset, upon import into Illustrator CS3.

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Illustrator can work in either CMYK or RGB

color mode. You will be prompted to choose

one or the other when you open a FreeHand

document that contains objects that use both

CMYK and RGB color modes.

10 FreeHand to Illustrator Migration Guide

The Illustrator

Workspace

Control panel

Tools panel

Illustrator shares the same user interface with Photoshop, InDesign, and Flash

CS3, and its new default panel arrangement, including the single-column

toolbar at the le, makes it easier to access the tools you need. You can dock

panels in your favorite conguration, pull them out to oat free anywhere on

your screen, and collapse them to an icon view.

Illustration window

Panels

Hyperlink to access the full pane

Status bar

Hidden tools called out

from the tools panel

Hidden tools torn oﬀ

of the tools panel

Menus Jump to Adobe Bridge

The Illustrator CS3 workspace Expand/Collapse panels

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