[A-Ro]

I have Adobe Illustrator CS on my computer but have no clue how to utilize it's many functions.

Would anyone here with knowledge of the program be willing to give a crash course on how to use to custom design chips?

[austin5string]

Originally Posted by A-Ro

I have Adobe Illustrator CS on my computer but have no clue how to utilize it's many functions.

Would anyone here with knowledge of the program be willing to give a crash course on how to use to custom design chips?

My suggestion would be to buy an instructional book and use the internet (there's tons of tutorials out there) to learn basics. I'm not sure AI is really "crash-coursable". Trial and error is how I've learned (along w/ the book/internet resources).

Sorry that's not much help, but that's my suggestion. Of course, there's also a lot of help here for more specific questions.

~John

[JM]

Press F1. I found their help system to actually be pretty useful, as opposed to most programs.

[A-Ro]

Thanks guys..I'll try both suggestions.

[Chiproll]

Yes, I thank you too. I too got all excited when I saw the numerous incredibly gorgeous mockoups being posted (almost) daily here at CT. I ponied up for a full Adobe CS. And well, I cant even make a circle .

I'll definitely try the F1 thing.

[BlakeC27]

Just got hold of Illustrator myself.

[JM]

I think there may also be a tutorial on one of the CDs that comes with it.

[A-Ro]

Originally Posted by JM

I think there may also be a tutorial on one of the CDs that comes with it.

Yes, but does it give specific advise on how to do chip mock-ups?

[JM]

Yes that would be in chapter 4.

[A-Ro]

Originally Posted by JM

Yes that would be in chapter 4.

I hope you're serious, because I will look it up!!!