We’ll look at the Control Panel, Tools and Panels setup. The first item on the menu is to take a quick tour of Illustrator’s user interface. If you find yourself needing a whole different set of panels for a specific type of work, go ahead and make new a workspace. If you want to add or remove a panel from this set, all you do is make then change, then re-save a new set with the same name. Once you’ve done this, it will be your default set of panels. Go Window > Workspace > New Workspace… then name it with your name. Just a sample of Illustrator's plethora of panels. The best plan is to start with the Essentials workspace. Let’s set up so you can have the right panels where you expect them to speed up your work. Turn off Application Frame from the Window menu It’s a window that contains the whole application’s user interface. Workspacesīy default, Illustrator uses the Application Frame. Once you’ve made the changes, quit Illustrator so the new settings are written to your hard drive. Change Preferences to match what’s in the provided images. Go to the Illustrator menu, then choose Preferences.
Preferencesīefore we start to use Illustrator, we want to change a few settings in the application. I find myself constantly adjusting settings and creating new workspaces. We’re never really done setting up Illustrator. Go to your Library folder from the Finder’s Go menu. kys file is in the folder you’ve downloaded. Let’s install a better set of keyboard shortcuts. In the folder, there’s a document named Print.ai. Default Documentīefore we even launch Illustrator, we’re going to put in place a better default document. If one of the buttons is set to Update, then you have an update to apply. To do so, go to your Creative Cloude Desktop App icon in your Mac’s menu bar. The next step is to ensure it’s up to date. This page assumes you have Illustrator CC installed on your computer.
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