BASICS 04 Flashcards
compound path -
when creating from multiple strokes, which stroke’s attributes get applied to the CP?
the first one you created
how to view glyphs?
Type / Glyphs
ruler guide converts
to its own perpendicular:
Alt + drag new guide
artboard - shrink to content
in artboard mode,
x2-click the artboard
bring to front:
Shift + Ctrl + ]
zoom with mouse scroll wheel:
place cursor where to zoom
+ hold down Alt
+ scroll mouse wheel
setting layer colour -
benefits
guides, segments,
as well as anchor points
display in that colour…
- makes layer distinctive!
swatches -
import from another doc:
* navigate libraries
* to ‘Other Library
* navigate to + open doc
* doc swatches = floating panel
new doc from template:
File / New from Template
toggle stroke / fill
in the toolbox
X
toggle show/hide artboard boundaries (screen is all white)
Ctrl + Shift + H
summon the Move dialog
Hit Enter
Variable Width Profiles -
What are they?
set of stroke shapes
in the Stroke tool menu
cycle among
among artboards
while in artboard mode:
Alt + Arrow Key
swatches -
import from another doc:
* navigate libraries
* to ‘Other Library
* navigate to + open doc
* doc swatches = floating panel
Variable Width Tool
Shift + W
show centre of object:
Attributes panel:
centrepoint icon
rectangular grid tool
- sits where?
under line segment tool
Color Settings
CMYK settings -
how to decide which setting
to go for?
ask your pro printers
Color Settings:
What do Working Spaces do?
* control display of RGB/CMYK
* act as default color profiles
what are widows and orphans?
widow -
first paragraph line stuck
at bottom of page/last paragraph line stuck at top of page;
orphan -
single word on a line at the end of a paragraph
Show Centre Mark
Show Crosss Hairs
Show Video Safe Areas:
the above are relevant to what type of work?
video, of course.
(just drilling that home…)
Color Settings
Color Managt. Policies -
what do they do?
When you open a file that
lacks a color profiles,
CMP governs how
colors are treated.
‘Use Compression’
in Save dialogo means…
…lossless compression,
so you can leave it on