Adobe Illustrator is primarily vector graphic manipulation software that is widely used in design. It offers powerful creative tools for tasks like reducing or enlarging artwork while maintaining quality. Common uses include advertisements, brochures, and web design. While it can do almost anything design-related, it is not suited for photographic images.

1. ADOBE
ILLUSTRATOR
By Kelsha & Debora

2. Adobe Illustrator
 Primarily a vector graphic manipulation
software.
 Widely used in the design work place.
 Similar to Adobe Photoshop with important
differences.

3. What Can It Do?
 As far as designing
goes:
 Just about anything.
 One thing it cannot
do:
 Photographic images.

4. Examples
 Reduce or enlarge artwork using vectors.
 Make charts and graphs using imported data.
 Manipulate data without changing the entire
document.

5. Why Use Adobe Illustrator?
 Offers powerful
creative tools.
 It is flexible and
versatile.
 It makes graphic art
manipulation easier.

6. Who Uses It?
 Designers
 Web Developers
 Technical
Communicators
 Students

7. Examples
 Advertisements
 Billboards
 Brochures
 Business cards
 Web Design

8. Where Is It In The Business
World?
 Marketing
 Advertising
 Publishing

9. Things To Remember
 Very user friendly software.
 Most professions dealing with design use it.
 Recommended by most designers.

10. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT THESE WEBSITES:
http://graphic-design
software.suite101.com/article.cfm/adobe_illustrator_cs3_uses
http://graphic-design.com/Photoshop/tutorial/0403-15.html
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_pros_and_cons_for_
Adobe_Illustrator