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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 77

•No More Filters: ere was considerable duplication between the

visual operations available under the Filter menu and those available

under the Eects menu. Filters created literal, embedded, pixel-based

content, or permanently altered aected objects. Eects remain

editable throughout the life of the job, and, as such, are much more

exible. To remove the redundancy, the Filter menu entry is now

gone. Most options that were available under the Filter menu can now

be found under the Eects menu, or the Edit menu. ird-party lters

that used to appear under the Filter menu will now be available under

the Object > Filter menu when installed.

•Isolation mode: Work in Isolation mode with more object types,

including compound paths, gradient meshes, clipping paths, opacity

masks and images.

•Alignment to a key object: Select several objects, then click on one of

the objects to earmark it as the key object. e selection edge of the

key object becomes highlighted, and alignment or distribution of

other selected objects will now be in reference to the key object.

•Transparency in Gradients: You can specify opacity for color stops on

a gradient, in addition to applying color.

•Appearance panel: You can perform many operations directly in the

Appearance panel without invoking menus or other panels. Select

individual Appearance components in the panel, and alter the options.

Bleed

You can specify a bleed area that is recognized when printing and

exporting an Illustrator file, in much the same way as you can in

InDesign. You can snap objects to the bleed lines. To turn off the view of

bleed guide lines, choose View > Guides > Hide Guides.

To create a defined bleed, you can either specify a bleed value when

creating a new document, or add it once the document is open. To add

a bleed area to an existing document, choose File > Document Setup

and enter the appropriate amount in the bleed fields. By default, all

bleed values are linked; changing one value changes them all. But you

can unlink the bleed fields and specify a different value for each side of

the artboard. Note that in files with multiple artboards, all artboards will

have the same bleed value.

Seing Bleed Value

e bleed elds are linked; enter a value in any eld, and all elds are automatically

updated. To specify dierent bleed amounts, click the chain icon (circled) to unlink the elds,

and then enter the values in individual elds.

In print and Save as PDF dialogs, be sure to check the option to Use

Document Bleed Settings under the Marks and Bleed topic. Note that if

you check this setting, but have not specified a bleed zone for the

document, no bleed is generated; only artwork within the artboard trim

area is printed or retained in the resulting PDF. If you have not specified

a bleed zone, you can manually enter a bleed value when saving as PDF

or when printing, and correct bleed will be included, assuming the

chosen print media is large enough.

Working with Multiple Artboards

Long requested (especially by FreeHand users switching to Illustrator),

multiple Artboards allow the user to create multiple individual drawing

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