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Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2006 8:53 am


	I have Illustrator, but I am not sure if I should install it. Anyone have any reccomendations for it?

Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 6:13 am


	I use Illustrator more than any other individual program. It is very powerful, and very versatile. I'd recommend it to any serious designer.

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JuneBerry

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Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:04 pm


	Why wouldn't you install it? If you have it you might as well use it. Personally, I use Illustrator more than anything else. It's good stuff. 3nodding

Posted: Thu Mar 30, 2006 6:47 am


	.reCreate. I have Illustrator, but I am not sure if I should install it. Anyone have any reccomendations for it? Like always, it depends on what you want to do. If you're doing layout or logos it is a must. There is nothing worse than seeing simple black designs pixelate on a print. Vector graphics just rock when it comes to any form of printing. It's not very interesting for webdesign or most pixelbased stuff, but it has its uses even there -- especially when it comes to flash or such. The StudioKREA logo (in my sig) was made in Illustrator and then imported (just copy/paste) into Photoshop where I can use it to make banners and such. Also, if you ever plan on working with design professionally, knowing how to use Illustrator is a must.

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.reCreate.

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Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 7:28 am


	Szandrah .reCreate. I have Illustrator, but I am not sure if I should install it. Anyone have any reccomendations for it? Like always, it depends on what you want to do. If you're doing layout or logos it is a must. There is nothing worse than seeing simple black designs pixelate on a print. Vector graphics just rock when it comes to any form of printing. It's not very interesting for webdesign or most pixelbased stuff, but it has its uses even there -- especially when it comes to flash or such. The StudioKREA logo (in my sig) was made in Illustrator and then imported (just copy/paste) into Photoshop where I can use it to make banners and such. Also, if you ever plan on working with design professionally, knowing how to use Illustrator is a must. Yes, I planned on using it mostly for flash presentations, dynamic web page designing, and whatnot.. Once I installed it, but I kept getting a popup that Windows was low on memory.. So I uninstalled it and havent installed it since.