Barry
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Why not? It's what most of us do, copying someone else's art and maybe rearranging it, nicking it off the web, there are exceptionsPeople want someone else's design
Why not? It's what most of us do, copying someone else's art and maybe rearranging it, nicking it off the web, there are exceptionsPeople want someone else's design
I just bought it.... will be a minute before I know what to do with it though..lolIt'll take you longer than $5 to make your own. You could use this one starting now! But if you must make one, I fully understand. This is DIY after all
So since the Adobe fuzz is here, I guess we should stop Sharing our passwords huh?If you need help I can probably assist.
I work for Adobe and have been using Illustrator since 1988...
Not to worry. you are not affecting the shareprice of my stock...So since the Adobe fuzz is here, I guess we should stop Sharing our passwords huh?
Thank you I absolutely needed to know this!Another thing that I didn't do for the longest time was to change the ruler in Illustrator so that 0,0 is in the center of the artboard. It's really easy to do: just go to top left of ruler and click it then drag until it snaps to the center of the artboard, then release the mouse. When you figure out how to do that, it makes it so you can just type coordinates directly from your drill template into Illustrator. The only thing to think about is illustrator flips the Y axis so that the negatives are on the top and the positives are on the bottom. So when you're transferring coordinates just keep that in mind.