Workspace
Adobe Illustrator CS3 offers a work area and an effective interface to create usuariomuy
and edit pictures to print and for the Web and mobile devices.
Basics workspace
Overview workspace
Ymanipula Create documents and files using various elements such as panels, bars, and windows. Any
arrangement of these elements is called workspace. When you first start a component of Adobe
Creative Suite, see the default workspace, which can be customized to the tasks you perform there. Eg
can create a workspace for editing and another for viewing, save and switch between each other while working.
You can restore the default workspace at any time by choosing the default option in the
Window> Workspace.
Although default workspaces vary in Flash, Illustrator, InCopy, InDesign and Photoshop, manipulates
Much like elements throughout. The default workspace is typical Photoshop:
• The menu bar at the top organizes commands under menus.
• The Tools panel (called the Tools palette in Photoshop) contains tools for creating and
editing images, artwork, page elements, etc.. Related tools are grouped.
• The control panel (called the options bar in Photoshop) displays options for the selected tool
currently. (Flash does not have control panel.)
• The document window (called Stage in Flash) displays the file you are working.
• Panels (called palettes in Photoshop) help you monitor and modify your work. Examples
include the timeline in Flash and the Layers palette in Photoshop. Certain panels shown in
default but you can add any panel by selecting it from the Window menu. Many panels
have menus with panel-specific options. The panels can be grouped, stacked, or docked.
and edit pictures to print and for the Web and mobile devices.
Basics workspace
Overview workspace
Ymanipula Create documents and files using various elements such as panels, bars, and windows. Any
arrangement of these elements is called workspace. When you first start a component of Adobe
Creative Suite, see the default workspace, which can be customized to the tasks you perform there. Eg
can create a workspace for editing and another for viewing, save and switch between each other while working.
You can restore the default workspace at any time by choosing the default option in the
Window> Workspace.
Although default workspaces vary in Flash, Illustrator, InCopy, InDesign and Photoshop, manipulates
Much like elements throughout. The default workspace is typical Photoshop:
• The menu bar at the top organizes commands under menus.
• The Tools panel (called the Tools palette in Photoshop) contains tools for creating and
editing images, artwork, page elements, etc.. Related tools are grouped.
• The control panel (called the options bar in Photoshop) displays options for the selected tool
currently. (Flash does not have control panel.)
• The document window (called Stage in Flash) displays the file you are working.
• Panels (called palettes in Photoshop) help you monitor and modify your work. Examples
include the timeline in Flash and the Layers palette in Photoshop. Certain panels shown in
default but you can add any panel by selecting it from the Window menu. Many panels
have menus with panel-specific options. The panels can be grouped, stacked, or docked.
