Can someone point me to a good site for some primers on Adobe Illustrator?  Right now I'm just trying to get text to flow within an outline and around graphics.  Thanks!
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Try http://www.illustratortips.com or http://www.heathrowecs.com for some advice. I might also suggest checking out the user forums on adobe.com for additional help.
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http://www.glnd.k12.va.us/resources/graphicalorganizers/  don't know if that might help you?
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ummm...try chasebadkids.com...they usually ave pretty good backgrounds/layouts.
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i don't know corel, but i really like adobe. If you're willing to spend a few extra dollars, I suggest using paint shop pro
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Hi, I'm director of arts and media for an NGO.  The best site I've found is called good tutorials, occasionally you can find good stuff on deviant art.  Good tutorials will link you to all kinds of photoshop tutorials that are generally really well written and helpful.
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Here you go\nhttp://www.adobe.com/designcenter/tutorials/\n\n///
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I think its AI (adobe illustrator). I am getting some designs developed from far east countries, usually they prefer adobe illustrator. Mabbe by saying illustration file 8  they mean: Adobe Illustrator 8
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Yes you can...and there are different ways to do it. \n\nAs an illustrator I use Adobe illustrator all the time to create my artwork. In my design work I use Quark and Photoshop as well. When I am doing pre-press and print preparation work I use all of them. \n\nthere are a lot of different jobs that utilize this software and if you want to get working doing illustration, design, advertising, marketing or that type of work they are worth knowing
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try adobe premier ad adobe audition... its ok although i haven't tried sonic... i think sonic is also nice....
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You see free versions are really crap usually..so u cant expect much out of it.. try this http://www.sketchup.com/?utm_campaign=en&utm_source=en-ha-ww-google&utm_medium=ha&utm_term=sketchup\nFirst try Google Sketch up, if you dont like it try the Pro version. ;) good luck
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Actually it's more CSS than HTML. The only HTML you use is\n<style type="text/css">\n</style> \n\nStudy up on CSS a little or do as the person above me says...sometimes that's the best way to learn. It's really pretty easy once you memorized a few lines of coding.\n\nIf you're not referencing to a style sheet, which...you more than likely aren't, you always have to start with this:\n<style type="text/css">\n...and put it in the head or, in your case, "about me" section.\n\nand then close: \n</style>\n\nAll your CSS goes in there. Here's a few things to get you started:\n<style type="text/css">\nbody ( pertains to all body elements and its child elements...don't worry...you'll mostly be using this)\n{\nbackground-image: url("/images/image.gif"); (background image..obviously)\nbackground-repeat: no-repeat; (background won't repeat)\nbackground-repeat: repeat-x; (background repeats horizontally)\nbackground-repeat: repeat-y; (background repeat vertically)\nbackground-repeat: repeat; (repeats both horizontally and verically I believe...never used it though)\nbackground-attachment: fixed (background is fixed)\ncolor: #000000;     (or...)\ncolor: "black";        (specifies text color)\nfont-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, sans-sefif; (font family, there are several because if the browser doesn't support the first one listed it then selects the next supported one down the list)\nfont-size: x-small;           (text size, this can also be used in precentage or as "em")\n}\n</style> \n\nHope that helps!
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More and more people are using Flash for cool animations, intros and so on with regard their website.\nIt can be hard to get to grips with, but for a great Flash resource online try www.flashkit.com\nIt contains all sorts of news, advice, sound effects, images, movies and most of all, a range of tutorials for you to try and get to grips with the finer parts of the tool!\nanother thing ,If you want to critique your website, then there are some key questions that you should bear in mind and answer in your critique.\n\nThese include:\n\n- is the colour scheme easy on the eye?\n\n- is it accessible?\n\n- is the content clear and understandable right from the first page?\n\n- is the navigation simple and intuitive?\n\n- has the content been validated\n\nThese questions all should be answered in a decent critique of a website.
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Here you go...\n\nhttp://www.learningpage.com/free_pages/galleries/basics.html
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Here are some help sites for it... it looks like simple html to me... the first site gives a lot of info on specifically, backgrounds.\n\nhttp://www.neopianlights.com/content.php?page=guides/Backgrounds.htm\nhttp://www.soup-faerie.com/
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Yeah, mousebreaker is awesome.  Try drawapig.com, thats funny!
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You could go to a Kinko's and rent a Mac workstation. They have Illustrator installed.\n\nUsing a vector-based program like Illustrator will give you much better results than a raster-based program like Photoshop. Vector-based programs produce files that are constructed with vector points - they're mathematical formulas that allow your image (bumper sticker, in this instance) to scale infinitely. If you wanted to make a banner out of the same file, it would produce lines/edges that are just as crisp as those on the bumper sticker.\n\nIn a raster-based file, the image is made up of non-scalable pixels. If you scale an image, you'll just get bigger squares and jagged, fuzzy edges.
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I don't know the wear abouts of Architecture but here are ideas on Graphics:\n\nhttp://www.gimp.org/\nhttp://www.blender.org/cms/Home.2.0.html\nhttp://www.alice.org/\nhttp://www.contentparadise.com/us/user/home.php\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poser\nhttp://www.poserworld.com/Home.aspx\nhttp://www.planit3d.com/