Illustrator

Sometimes the preferences to programs get corrupted. I find Illustrator particulary buggy in this way. ...

I've been doing both print and interactive design for about 5 years professionally. I'm hardcore about Adobe products (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) and if I had an A-bomb I send it towards Quark. Speciality would be in organic design with an emphasis on texture. I like to design stuff traditionally and then beat the stank out of it with Photoshop and Illustrator. ::evil::

I'm a studying designer (doing a Bachelor of Creative Arts majoring in Graphic Design and New Media at the University of Wollongong). I personally use Adobe Photoshop CS (this thing runs my LIFE), Adobe Illustrator CS (logos/vector work), and QuarkXPress 6.5 (because I haven't made my mind up about InDesign yet, and I'm totally familiar with Quark). I desperately want a...

Maybe if Fireworks was better for print work you could use that :p - I really like fireworks for vector work but i have used illustrator and i prefer illustrator over freehand, dunno but freehand to me (mx) is just abit complicated for some reason ....

the thing i dont like about illustrator is that it uses a lot of processorpower sometimes, even when it just sits there. ...

So Decado, do you only mainly use Freehand ? I thought by the looks of that atatchment it would be more Photoshop/Illustrator based work .... Oh and would you recomend any good digitalisers (well those pad and pen thingies) available to buy at stores in Australia ? :) i was thinking of those wacom ones or something. I use Fireworks at the moment for all my stuff that i...

i work for a small two person firm that design logos and such. Our speciality is hand drawn text originals painted with a pensel-pen that we then digitilize, vectorize and incorporate with printed text. We also do a lot of originals that require beautiful handwriting such as wedding invitations, diplomas and art-posters. i lost touch with photoshop around version 3.0 (last...

i'm 19 and currently studying for the BA. What you guys are saying is ringing true though - i have no idea which is better (InDesign/Quark) because i have never used them - not through choice - it is just not the slant the course takes. they're trying to teach us what looks good/bad and how to get strong design out there. the technical side is severely lacking - i have no...

probably macromedias fault. As for other tasks, we use the macs for photoshop, Illustrator and Quark for a lot of print work and some web graphics too. ...

I've tried to open them in Photoshop, illustrator, quicktime, Acrobat. I tried placing them in Quark, Illustrator and Powerpoint. I tried to convert them to PDFs as well. ...