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Adobe Illustrator CS2
List Price: $499.00 Our Price: $484.99
CD-ROM - 28 April, 2005
from: Adobe
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
ESRB Rating: Rating Pending
Features:- CD-ROM
- Live Trace and Live Paint convert bitmap images into vector paths, while applying color with overlapping paths, instantly detecting and correcting gaps
- Create custom workspaces with the palettes you need for a specific task - Save, share, or access any workspace at any time or use workspace templates
- Expanded stroke options - choose a centered, inside, or outside stroke
- Optimize mobile content creation by saving artwork in any SVG format, including SVG-t
- Colorized grayscale assigns a spot color to a linked, embedded, or opened grayscale image - for proper color separations when printing
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| CD-ROM Description Adobe Illustrator CS2 is the latest (April 2005) release of Adobe Illustrator, the industry-standard vector graphics software. Illustrator CS2 gives designers new creative freedom so they can realize ideas quickly and powerfully. Users can instantly convert bitmaps to vector artwork with Live Trace, paint intuitively with Live Paint and save time with the new context-sensitive Control Palette and optimized workspaces. Plus, tight integration with other software, both within the new Adobe Creative Suite 2 and with other applications, lets designers produce extraordinary graphics for print, video, the Web, and mobile devices. |
| Customer Reviews
Good program Illustrator CS2 is a good program with interesting new features (live trace/live paint). ^M
Excellent ship time, product came in perfect shape. I was afraid at first not to order directly from Adobe but decided to take the cheaper route. It was obviously worth it - everything arrived perfectly - wrapped up, original CD set, etc.^M
Sooo much better for novices than Illustrator 9 Nobody, and I mean NObody, could be more of an Illustrator novice & ignoramus than I. Several months ago I was given a licensed copy of Illustrator 9 that a departing coworker had used. Wanting a chance to design the departmental logo that otherwise would've gone to an agency, I raised my figurative hand and volunteered blindly for duty. Having taught myself everything from MS-DOS to TurboCAD, to Photoshop Elements, not to mention Word, Excel, and Powerpoint (don't get me started on that latter program, argh), I figured I could tackle at least the basics of Illustrator 9. Loaded it on my laptop, took it home for a weekend....and just about lost my sanity -- and several fingernails -- trying to learn that confounding program. I managed to produce a few logos, one of which was chosen. But egads, what a big, stinky bear Illustrator 9 was to wrestle. ^M
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