Illustrator CS Bible

by Alspach, Ted; Alspach, Jennifer

• ISBN13: 9780764539060
• ISBN10: 076453906X
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2003-11-07
• Publisher: Visual

Summary

* Shows how to integrate Illustrator with Photoshop, the world's leading image editing software. * Includes in-depth coverage on using Illustrator for Web graphics as well as print. * Features a 16-page, full-color insert highlighting cutting-edge work by Illustrator artists

Author Biography

Ted Alspach, the Illustrator Group Product Manager at Adobe Systems, is the author of more than 25 books on desktop publishing and graphics, as well as hundreds of articles on related topics, including Illustrator 10 Bible, Photoshop Complete, and Illustrator 10 For Dummies.

Jennifer Alspach has authored many books on computer-related subjects including Adobe Acrobat 5.0 Visual Quickstart Guide, Teach Yourself Photoshop 5.0/5.5, Photoshop and Illustrator Synergy Studio Secrets (IDG Books). Her illustrations have appeared in various publications, including Adobe magazine. In addition, Jennifer regularly speaks at various seminars, Macworld Expos and user groups all over the country.

Table of Contents

Preface	ix
What's New in This Edition	ix
Is This the Illustrator Book for You?	ix
How to Get the Most Out of This Book	xi
What's a Computer Book Without Icons?	xii
What's Inside the Book	xii
Help Make Illustrator Better	xii
Acknowledgments	xv
Part I: Illustrator Basics	1	(270)
Chapter 1: Understanding Illustrator's Desktop	3	(36)
Picasso Meets Illustrator: Getting Started	3	(2)
Getting started with Illustrator	4	(1)
Quitting Illustrator	5	(1)
Working with Illustrator's Interface	5	(15)
Working in the document window	6	(4)
The toolbox	10	(2)
Tool Tips	12	(1)
Palettes	13	(3)
Using Illustrator's menus	16	(4)
Using the status bar	20	(1)
Navigating Around Your Document	20	(9)
Understanding the Zoom tool	20	(1)
Using the Zoom tool	21	(3)
Other zooming techniques	24	(2)
Zooming with the Navigator palette	26	(1)
Using the scroll bars to view your document	27	(1)
Scrolling with the Hand tool	28	(1)
Scrolling with the Navigator palette	29	(1)
Opening a new window	29	(1)
Working in Outline mode versus Preview mode	29	(6)
Using custom views	33	(1)
Using screen modes	34	(1)
Using the Edit Commands	35	(3)
Using the Clear command	35	(1)
Cutting, copying, and pasting	36	(2)
Undoing and redoing	38	(1)
Summary	38	(1)
Chapter 2: Working with Illustrator Documents	39	(34)
Setting Up a New Document	40	(1)
Modify the Setup of a Document	41	(6)
Understanding Artboard options	42	(3)
Changing Type options	45	(1)
Working with Transparency options	46	(1)
Opening and Closing Illustrator Files	47	(1)
Using supported file formats	47	(1)
How to close an Illustrator file	48	(1)
Saving Files	48	(11)
Using the Save As command	51	(1)
Understanding the Save a Copy command	51	(1)
Reverting to the last saved version	52	(1)
Saving for Web option	52	(1)
Understanding file types and options	52	(1)
Compatibility options	53	(2)
Saving as Illustrator EPS	55	(1)
Saving files in Illustrator PDF format for Acrobat 6 and older	56	(2)
Saving files in SVG	58	(1)
Using the Export Command	59	(2)
Placing Art	61	(3)
Placing Photoshop Art in Illustrator: Understanding Vectors and Pixels	64	(2)
Placing raster images	65	(1)
Using the Clipboard	65	(1)
Dragging and dropping	65	(1)
Working with Document and File Information	66	(6)
Looking at Document Information	66	(2)
Saving Document Info	68	(1)
Finding File Info	69	(3)
Summary	72	(1)
Chapter 3: Understanding Drawing and Painting Techniques	73	(52)
Working with Paths	73	(9)
Types of paths	74	(1)
Understanding anchor points	75	(1)
Control handles and control handle lines	76	(3)
Understanding how fills and strokes relate to paths	79	(3)
Drawing Paths with Illustrator Tools	82	(41)
Using the Pencil tool	84	(6)
Working with the Smooth tool	90	(1)
Erasing with the Erase tool	90	(2)
Drawing with the Pen tool	92	(9)
Using the various line tools	101	(6)
Understanding Paintbrush types	107	(2)
Using Brushes	109	(1)
Using the Calligraphic Brush	109	(2)
Creating with the Scatter Brush	111	(1)
Working with the Art Brush	112	(2)
Creating tiles using the Pattern Brush	114	(1)
Making a custom brush	115	(1)
Brush options	116	(1)
Understanding colorization tips	116	(1)
Checking out the Brush Libraries	117	(6)
Summary	123	(2)
Chapter 4: Creating Objects, Graphs, and Symbols	125	(52)
Making Basic Shapes	125	(20)
Drawing shapes from their centers	128	(1)
Drawing a symmetric shape (circles and squares)	128	(1)
Drawing shapes at an angle	129	(2)
Drawing rectangles using the Rectangle tool	131	(1)
Defining properties with the Rectangle dialog box	132	(1)
Drawing rounded rectangles and squares	133	(3)
Using the round corners filter to round straight corners	136	(1)
Rounding corners backward	136	(1)
Drawing ellipses	137	(2)
Creating polygons	139	(2)
Seeing stars	141	(4)
Working with the Flare Tool	145	(4)
Understanding Flare options	146	(1)
Using a flare to add highlight	147	(2)
Editing a flare	149	(1)
Filling and Stroking Shapes	149	(9)
Fills	150	(1)
Strokes	151	(4)
Combining Strokes with Fills	155	(1)
Applying Fills and Strokes	156	(2)
Creating and Embellishing Graphs and Charts	158	(11)
Importing Microsoft Excel graph data	159	(1)
Making and editing graphs	159	(2)
Customizing graphs	161	(1)
Choosing a graph type	162	(4)
Utilizing marker and columns graphics	166	(2)
Manually designing a chart	168	(1)
Creating flowcharts, diagrams, and site maps	169	(1)
Using Symbols	170	(6)
Spraying with the Symbol Sprayer tool	170	(2)
Making a new symbol	172	(3)
Using the Symbol tool	175	(1)
Summary	176	(1)
Chapter 5: Learning How to Select and Edit	177	(52)
Learning How to Select a Path for Editing	177	(18)
Selection methods	178	(5)
Deciding which selection tool to use	183	(4)
Selecting, moving, and deleting entire paths	187	(1)
Using different selection options	188	(6)
Keeping and labeling a selection	194	(1)
Editing Paths in Illustrator	195	(17)
Editing with anchor points	197	(1)
The Add Anchor Points function	198	(1)
Removing anchor points	199	(1)
Simplifying paths by removing anchor points	200	(2)
Splitting paths	202	(1)
Sectioning and repeating paths	203	(1)
Reshaping paths	204	(1)
Cleaning up a path	205	(1)
Offsetting a path	206	(1)
Outlining a path	207	(1)
Averaging and joining	208	(4)
Converting Anchor Points	212	(1)
Converting Smooth Points	212	(16)
Converting straight corner points	213	(1)
Converting combination corner points	214	(1)
Converting curved corner points	215	(1)
Using Illustrator's Pathfinder functions	216	(1)
The Pathfinder options	217	(1)
Adding to a shape	218	(1)
Subtracting from a shape	218	(2)
Intersecting and excluding shapes	220	(1)
Using the Expand button	220	(1)
Dividing	220	(1)
Trimming	221	(1)
Merging	222	(1)
Cropping	223	(1)
Outlining	224	(1)
Using Minus Back	225	(1)
Trapping	226	(2)
Summary	228	(1)
Chapter 6: Understanding Color, Gradients, and Mesh	229	(42)
Working with the Swatches Palette	229	(13)
Using the Color Swatches	230	(2)
Using the Swatches pop-up menu	232	(1)
Using other swatch libraries	233	(1)
Using color space options in the Color Palette	234	(3)
Using the Color Ramp	237	(1)
Working with gamut	238	(1)
Spot colors	238	(1)
Applying colors with the Color palette	239	(1)
Transferring color from one object to another	240	(2)
Using Transparency	242	(16)
Creating Gradients	258	(8)
Using preset gradients	258	(1)
Using the Gradient palette	259	(1)
Working with the Gradient tool	260	(3)
Creating shadows, highlights, ghosting, and embossing	263	(3)
Expanding gradient objects	266	(1)
Printing gradients	266	(1)
Adding Realism with Mesh	266	(3)
Enhancing with highlights and color	267	(1)
Adding multiple highlights	268	(1)
Summary	269	(2)
Part II Putting Illustrator to Work	271	(240)
Chapter 7: Using Illustrator to Organize Objects	273	(44)
Locking and Hiding Objects	273	(3)
Locking	274	(1)
Hiding	274	(1)
Setting attributes	275	(1)
Stacking Order	276	(2)
Stacking order for objects	276	(1)
Stacking order for text	277	(1)
Stacking order for strokes and fills	278	(1)
Pasting objects in front of and behind selected objects	278	(1)
Creating and Deconstructing Groups	278	(2)
Grouping	279	(1)
Ungrouping	280	(1)
Layering Your Artwork	280	(9)
Getting started with layers	282	(1)
Using the Layers palette	283	(4)
Moving and layers	287	(1)
Using the Layers palette pop-up menu	287	(2)
Working with Templates in Illustrator	289	(5)
Placing a template on a layer	290	(1)
Using a template to trace an image	291	(3)
Using Align and Distribute	294	(2)
Measuring an Image	296	(7)
Changing the measurement units	297	(1)
Using the Measure tool	298	(2)
Sizing objects with the Transform palette	300	(1)
Using rulers	301	(1)
Measuring with objects	301	(1)
Using Offset Path (for equidistant measuring)	302	(1)
Working with Grids	303	(4)
Creating grid color, style, and spacing	305	(1)
Spinning grids	306	(1)
Using Guides	307	(4)
Creating guides	307	(1)
Locking, unlocking, and moving guides	307	(1)
Releasing guides	308	(1)
Deleting guides	308	(1)
Changing guide preferences	309	(1)
Understanding Smart Guides	309	(1)
Using angles as guides	310	(1)
Measuring for Printing	311	(4)
Stepping	311	(1)
Creating crop marks	312	(2)
Japanese Crop Marks and crop marks	314	(1)
Summary	315	(2)
Chapter 8: Working with Type	317	(68)
Understanding Fonts	317	(3)
Understanding Bitmap fonts	318	(1)
Understanding PostScript fonts	318	(1)
Understanding TrueType fonts	319	(1)
Understanding OpenType fonts	319	(1)
Adding type with Multiple Master fonts	319	(1)
Understanding Basic Type Menu Commands	320	(3)
Font	321	(1)
Recent fonts	322	(1)
Size	322	(1)
Glyphs	322	(1)
Using the Type Tools	323	(3)
Using the Type tool	324	(1)
The Area Type tool	324	(1)
The Type on a path tool	324	(1)
The Vertical Type tools	325	(1)
Using Point Type	326	(2)
Placing Area Type in a Rectangle	328	(1)
Working with Type Areas	329	(1)
Creating Area Type	330	(7)
Using Area Type functions	331	(1)
Choosing good shapes for Area type	332	(1)
Outlining areas of Area type	333	(1)
Doing bizarre things with Area type	334	(1)
Changing the area, not the type	335	(1)
Flowing area type into shapes	336	(1)
Placing Type on a Path	337	(7)
Typing on the top and bottom of a circle	339	(1)
Coloring type that is anchored to a path	340	(1)
Adding effects to type on a path	341	(1)
Using vertical type	342	(2)
Selecting Type	344	(2)
Editing Type	346	(1)
Using the Type Palettes	347	(16)
Working with the Character palette	347	(2)
Changing font and style	349	(1)
Measuring type	349	(1)
Changing type size	350	(1)
Adjusting the leading	351	(1)
Kerning and tracking	351	(3)
Using Vertical scale and Horizontal scale	354	(1)
Understanding the language barrier	354	(1)
More multinational options	354	(1)
Adding paragraph options	354	(1)
Aligning type	355	(2)
Indenting	357	(1)
Spacing before paragraphs	357	(1)
Spacing through justification	357	(2)
Hyphenating	359	(1)
Using Every-line and Single-line composer	359	(1)
Controlling punctuation	360	(1)
Working with OpenType	360	(1)
Using the Tabs palette	361	(1)
Graphical tabs	362	(1)
Using Advanced Type Functions	363	(14)
Threading text	363	(2)
Unthreading text	365	(1)
Wrapping with type	366	(2)
Releasing a wrap	368	(1)
Fitting a headline	368	(1)
Finding and replacing text	369	(1)
Finding fonts	370	(1)
Checking spelling	371	(2)
Changing case	373	(1)
Using Smart Punctuation	373	(1)
Adding rows and columns	374	(2)
Showing hidden characters	376	(1)
Changing type orientation	376	(1)
Updating Legacy text	376	(1)
Exporting and placing	377	(1)
Creating Outlines	377	(5)
Working with type outlines	378	(1)
Making letters that normally appear in your worst nightmares	379	(1)
Masking and other effects	380	(1)
Avoiding font conflicts by creating outlines	381	(1)
Hinting	382	(1)
Understanding Other Type Considerations	382	(1)
Summary	383	(2)
Chapter 9: Using Creative Strokes and Fills with Patterns	385	(28)
Using Creative Strokes	385	(12)
Stroke essentials	386	(1)
Using the stroke charts	387	(3)
Creating parallel strokes	390	(2)
Half-stroked paths	392	(1)
Creating map elements	392	(5)
Creating Perfect Patterns	397	(15)
Using the default patterns	397	(2)
Creating custom patterns	399	(2)
Pattern backgrounds and boundaries	401	(1)
Making seamless patterns	402	(2)
Symmetrical patterns	404	(1)
Line patterns and grids	404	(3)
Diagonal-line and grid patterns	407	(1)
Transparency and patterns	408	(1)
Placing patterns and gradients into patterns	409	(2)
Transforming patterns	411	(1)
Summary	412	(1)
Chapter 10: Applying Transformations and Distortions	413	(42)
Adding a Transformation with Tools	413	(12)
Rotating with the Rotate tool	416	(2)
Reflecting with the Reflect tool	418	(1)
Scaling with the Scale tool	418	(2)
Shearing with the Shear tool	420	(2)
Reshaping with the Reshape tool	422	(1)
Moving objects	422	(2)
Using the Free Transform tool	424	(1)
Working with the Transform Palette	425	(2)
Transform Each	427	(2)
Using Transformations	429	(7)
Creating shadows	429	(2)
Transforming gradients	431	(1)
Rotating into a path	432	(2)
Using Transformation tools on portions of paths	434	(1)
Transforming patterns	435	(1)
Using Liquify tools on Objects	436	(5)
Warping	436	(1)
Twirling	437	(1)
Puckering	438	(1)
Bloating	438	(1)
Scalloping	438	(1)
Crystallizing	439	(1)
Wrinkling	440	(1)
Distorting with Commands	441	(9)
Using Free Distortions	441	(1)
Using Pucker and Bloat	441	(3)
Roughening	444	(1)
Transforming	445	(1)
Tweaking	446	(2)
Using the Twist command	448	(1)
Working with the Zig Zag filter	449	(1)
Using Warp Effects	450	(4)
Understanding Warp types	451	(2)
Changing Warps	453	(1)
Summary	454	(1)
Chapter 11: Using Path Blends, Compound Paths, and Masks	455	(56)
Understanding the Difference between Blends and Gradients	455	(2)
Creating Path Blends	457	(2)
Defining Linear Blends	459	(1)
Working with Blend Options	460	(13)
Using the Blend option	460	(1)
Blending multiple objects	461	(1)
Editing a blended object	461	(1)
Releasing a blend	462	(1)
Replacing the spine	463	(1)
Reversing the spine	464	(1)
Reversing front to back	464	(1)
Expand	465	(1)
Using nonlinear blends	466	(2)
Understanding pseudolinear blends	468	(1)
Finding end paths for linear blends	469	(1)
Calculating the number of steps	470	(1)
Creating radial blends	471	(2)
Making a Color Blend	473	(2)
Using multiple colors with linear blends	474	(1)
Using guidelines for creating color linear blends	474	(1)
Creating Shape Blends	475	(17)
Complex-shape blending	475	(1)
Creating realism with shape blends	476	(5)
Blending symbols	481	(1)
Blending envelopes	482	(1)
Blending 3D objects	483	(2)
Tubular blends	485	(2)
Airbrushing shadows	487	(1)
Creating glows	488	(1)
Softening edges	489	(1)
Designing neon effects	490	(2)
Backlighting	492	(1)
Using Compound Paths	492	(6)
Creating compound paths	492	(2)
Releasing compound paths	494	(1)
Understanding holes	494	(1)
Overlapping holes	495	(1)
Creating compound paths from separate sets of paths	496	(1)
Working with type and compound paths	497	(1)
Finding Path Directions	498	(4)
Figuring out which way to go	500	(1)
Reversing path directions	500	(2)
Faking a compound path	502	(1)
Using Clipping Masks	502	(7)
Creating masks	503	(2)
Masking raster images	505	(1)
Using mask with other masks	506	(1)
Releasing masks	506	(1)
Masking and printing	506	(1)
Masking and compound paths	507	(1)
Designing a filmstrip	508	(1)
Summary	509	(2)
Part III: Mastering Illustrator	511	(194)
Chapter 12: Working with Graphic Styles, Filters, and Effects	513	(44)
Understanding how Graphic Styles Work	513	(11)
Using the Appearance palette	514	(6)
Working with the Graphic Styles palette	520	(4)
Using Filters in Illustrator	524	(17)
Finding the Plug-Ins folder	525	(1)
Color filters	526	(4)
Manipulating colors with the color filters	530	(1)
Create filters	531	(5)
Distort filters	536	(1)
Stylize filters	537	(3)
Applying the Last filter	540	(1)
Using Photoshop-Compatible Filters in Illustrator	541	(2)
Working with rasterized Illustrator artwork	541	(1)
Using Illustrator's Photoshop plug-ins	542	(1)
Using Effects	543	(11)
3D effects	544	(1)
Converting to Shape effects	544	(1)
Distorting and transforming effects	544	(1)
Creating Path effects	544	(1)
Rasterizing effects	544	(1)
Stylizing effects	545	(8)
Using SVG Filters effects	553	(1)
Warp effects	554	(1)
Creating Photoshop filter effects	554	(1)
Summary	554	(3)
Chapter 13: Creating 3D in Illustrator	557	(34)
Using 3D inside Illustrator	557	(1)
Understanding the Three-Dimensional World	558	(2)
Changing from two dimensions to three dimensions	558	(1)
Three-dimensional positioning	558	(2)
Extruding and Revolving 2D Objects	560	(8)
Extruding flat art	560	(3)
Extruding a stroke	563	(1)
Understanding bevels	564	(2)
Revolving objects	566	(2)
Rotating objects	568	(1)
Changing the Appearance of Three-Dimensional Objects	569	(9)
The Surface characteristics	569	(1)
Understanding lighting	570	(1)
Lighting options	571	(2)
Using the Appearance palette with 3D	573	(1)
Mapping 2D art to 3D surfaces	574	(4)
Other 3D Techniques	578	(1)
Using gradients to make bumps and dents	578	(1)
Perspective drawing	579	(1)
Guest Artist-how to: Use Illustrator to Create 3D Texture Maps (Joe Jones)	579	(10)
Conceptualization	580	(1)
Modeling	581	(1)
Texture mapping	582	(7)
Summary	589	(2)
Chapter 14: Customizing and Automating Illustrator	591	(32)
Who's Responsible?	591	(1)
Customization Options	592	(1)
Modifying the Startup File	593	(2)
Changing Preferences	595	(7)
Altering the Keyboard Increment option	595	(1)
Using the Constrain Angle option	596	(1)
Changing the Corner Radius option	596	(2)
Adjusting the General options	598	(4)
Changing Preferences for Type and Auto Tracing	602	(4)
Altering Type preferences	602	(4)
Using Units & Display Performance	606	(1)
Changing Units settings	606	(1)
Changing Display Performance	607	(1)
Changing Guides and Grid preferences	607	(1)
Adjusting Smart Guides & Slices	608	(2)
Changing Display options	609	(1)
Altering Angles	609	(1)
Changing Snapping Tolerance	609	(1)
Adjusting Slices	609	(1)
Changing Hyphenation	610	(1)
Adjusting the Plug-ins and Scratch Disks	610	(1)
Customizing the File Handling & Clipboard	611	(1)
Altering Placement and Toolbox Value Preferences	612	(1)
Adding Keyboard Customization	612	(1)
Knowing What You Can't Customize	613	(1)
Using Actions	614	(5)
Using a Default Action	615	(1)
Creating a New Action	615	(1)
Creating a new set	615	(1)
What is recordable?	615	(1)
Duplicating and deleting an action	616	(1)
Starting and stopping recording	616	(1)
Inserting a menu item	617	(1)
Inserting a stop	617	(1)
Action options	617	(1)
Playback options	618	(1)
Inserting a selected path	618	(1)
Selecting an object	618	(1)
Clearing, resetting, loading, replacing, and saving actions	619	(1)
Using the Button mode	619	(1)
Summary	619	(4)
Chapter 15: Understanding PostScript and Printing	623	(30)
Understanding the Benefits of PostScript	624	(2)
Using PostScript	625	(1)
Prior to Printing	626	(7)
Understanding Document Setup	626	(1)
Using Page Setup (Macintosh)	627	(1)
Working with Print Setup (Windows)	628	(1)
Printing composites	629	(3)
Working with gray colors	632	(1)
Using the Separation Setup	633	(5)
Understanding the printer's marks and bleeds	633	(1)
Changing printer information	634	(1)
Changing page size	634	(1)
Changing the orientation	635	(1)
Understanding emulsion	636	(1)
Changing from positive to negative to positive	637	(1)
Working with different colors	637	(1)
Outputting a Color-Separated File	638	(6)
Using spot color separations	638	(1)
Printing process color separation	639	(1)
How many colors?	640	(3)
Combining both spot and process color separations	643	(1)
Using Other Applications to Print	644	(1)
Understanding Trapping	644	(7)
Why color separations do not properly align and require trapping	646	(1)
How much trap?	647	(1)
Trapping Illustrator files manually	648	(1)
Trapping with Trap	649	(1)
Complex trapping techniques in Illustrator	649	(2)
Summary	651	(2)
Chapter 16: Creating Web Graphics	653	(52)
Designing for the Web versus Designing for Print	653	(1)
Illustrator and the Web - the Basics	654	(6)
Pixel preview	655	(3)
Web-safe colors	658	(2)
Hexadecimal colors	660	(1)
Optimizing and Saving Web Graphics	660	(14)
Introducing the Save for Web dialog box	661	(1)
Previewing Web graphics	661	(5)
Learning the Web-graphic formats	666	(3)
Output options	669	(5)
Vector Graphics for the Web	674	(8)
Flash	674	(3)
SVG	677	(5)
Web Slicing	682	(1)
Object-based Web Slicing	683	(4)
Working with slices	684	(2)
CSS Layers	686	(1)
Getting Interactive	687	(8)
Specifying an image map	687	(2)
Creating animations	689	(4)
Adding rollovers with Adobe ImageReady	693	(2)
Using Data-Driven Graphics to Streamline Design Work	695	(9)
Variables	696	(1)
The Variables palette	696	(2)
Understanding scripting	698	(1)
Scripting versus Actions	699	(1)
Setting up a data-driven graphics template	700	(2)
Taking advantage of data-driven graphics with Adobe GoLive	702	(2)
Summary	704	(1)
Appendixes	705	(48)
Appendix A: What's New in Illustrator cs	707	(12)
New Features	707	(4)
Scribble Fill	711	(1)
Type Enhancements	712	(4)
PDF 1.5 (Acrobat 6 Compatibility)	716	(1)
Enhanced Printing Options	717	(1)
Summary	718	(1)
Appendix B: Shortcuts in Illustrator cs	719	(30)
Menu Commands	719	(5)
Toolbox Commands	724	(14)
Type Commands	738	(3)
Color Commands	741	(2)
Other Palettes	743	(2)
Miscellaneous Commands	745	(2)
Generic Dialog Box Commands	747	(2)
Appendix C: People and Resources	749	(4)
Jennifer Alspach ([e-mail])	749	(1)
Joe Jones ([e-mail])	749	(1)
Cory Gray (www.thegraydomain.com)	750	(1)
Brian Warchesik ([e-mail])	750	(1)
Todd Macadangdang ([e-mail])	750	(1)
Hajime Sorayama (www.sorayama.net)	751	(1)
Jason McQuitty ([e-mail])	751	(1)
Martin Mendelsberg ([e-mail])	751	(1)
Shane Duerksen ([e-mail])	751	(1)
Robert Sharif ([e-mail])	751	(1)
Trina Wai([e-mail])	752	(1)
Adobe Systems, Inc	752	(1)
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