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Creative Cloud for teams

We announced the Creative Cloud for Teams offering at the #CreateNow event. If you missed the  event  live,  not to worry! Now you can catch the keynote on-demand here: http://adobe.ly/UfZzw2

 

Creative Cloud

Adobe Creative Cloud offering makes a compelling value proposition. You can read my initial thoughts when Creative Cloud was announced.

Creative Cloud for teams

Running a successful business is a team effort. Several folks and experts are required to deliver exceptional content to customers. If you’re part of a small work group, or even work with a distributed team of users, this might be the solution you’re looking for. Managing and allocating licenses to team members is at best an administrative nightmare. But not any more!

Membership to Creative Cloud for teams includes everything you get in an individual Creative Cloud membership, plus tools for managing purchases,  increased storage capacity per user, and expert services. Creative Cloud for teams is an offering that provides multiple users access to all of the apps, services, and more.  It also provides services for publishing websites, iPad apps, and more. Every seat also gets 100GB cloud-based storage for effective collaboration.

You can purchase Creative Cloud for teams, and manage it centrally.  Best of all, membership means that all your team members get access to new applications and feature updates as soon as they are released. This also provides a standard platform, where all team members have access to same version and feature, and removing the risk of facing fragmentation and associated incompatibilities.

More information

Join Creative Cloud for teams

Joining is really easy.

  1. Head over to Creative Cloud Plans, click Click Plans for teams and Businesses, and then click Join.
  2. Follow the onscreen wizard.
  3. That’s it!

If you’re part of a larger team or an enterprise,  you can work with an Adobe representative to customize a Creative Cloud solution that meets your needs. Contact us about Creative Cloud for enterprise at 888-649-2990.

 

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Measuring Ruler for Designers

A printable ruler that you can use to make measurements.

  • Print on a desktop printer
  • 6 inch, so that you can use commonly available A4 and Letter size paper.
  • Measure in Inches, Decimal Inches, Points, Picas, and mm.
  • Print on Paper or Transparency
  • Simple to Print, Cut, Fold
  • Print on paper, and fold
  • Print on a transparency or acetate, cut, and add the panels to a ring


Click to open a printable PDF

Download the PDF.

 The PDF is editable in Illustrator, so feel free to download and edit.

In the current design, one more measurement can be added. Or perhaps some handy formulae. Let me know what you think most folks will find useful.

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How to create arrows | Illustrator CS6

Do you want to learn how to create arrows, and add arrowheads to strokes? I recommend this excellent tutorial by Michael Jarott.

There are several ways to create an arrow using Illustrator CS6. Here are five different methods that will give you a wide variety of arrows to choose from:

  • Using the Stroke Panel
  • Using Symbols
  • Using Glyphs
  • Using Brushes
  • Using Shapes

Read the complete post at: http://luanneseymour.wordpress.com/2012/10/30/creating-arrows-and-arrowheads-in-illustrator-cs6/

 

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Which Creative Cloud application should I use?

Confused about which Adobe Creative Cloud application to use? Maybe this will help you get started*.

* This categorization is mine alone. You probably get better mileage :-)

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Printing Guide for Creative Suite CS6, Acrobat

Learn the best ways of handling and preparing CS6 files for print with this in-depth technical reference, designed especially for printers and production artists. Whether you print from InDesignIllustrator, Photoshop, or Acrobat this guide explains all things that you need to know.

Use this guide to make sure that your creative control doesn’t end when your files leave your computer. Optimize your designs so they work with the abilities of the printing process, rather than against them. The Adobe® Creative Suite® 6 Printing Guide will tell you everything you need to know to produce Adobe Photoshop®, Illustrator®, InDesign®, and Acrobat® files that printers will love and published documents that clients will adore. Use it as a handy technical reference or as a training tool for new staff.

Click to open PDF; right-click and Save Target As to download (20MB almost)

Share, tweet, shout…help me spread the word. Let others know about it as well.

If you require the Printing Guide for CS5.5/5, see here.

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