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As the former product manager for Adobe Illustrator 10 and CS, instructor Mordy Golding knows the challenges that users face when learning and exploring Illustrator CS2.

Lynda.com presents Illustrator CS2 FAQs, a video tutorial that answers each common question about the program in detail. Mordy covers changing object and preference characteristics, adding security to PDF files, using filters and effects, importing and exporting files, understanding ambiguous terminology, and troubleshooting common issues. Illustrator CS2 FAQs is designed for viewing as a series of tutorials, or on a topic-by-topic basis for handy everyday reference. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Take a look at the free videos tutorials on Illustrator CS2 FAQs by clicking here

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Are you caught in the vicious circle of spending all your time trying to earn enough money to pay the bills and spending no time on the marketing you know your design business needs?

It’s a problem all entrepreneurs face and design business owners perhaps even more so. The unpredictability of managing client interactions can seem like herding cats and our best intentions can fly out the window… day after day.

Stop the vicious circle and join us at the AIGA Nitty-Gritty TeleForum on for 60 minutes on Wednesday, December 6th. We’ll discuss and share proven tips and tricks for managing ourselves and our time. Learn some of your fellow AIGA member’s favorite time management tricks:

* The Four Quadrants
* 43 Folders
* Losing The Monkey & Keeping Focus
* Time Blocking
* Making Email Your Friend
* Shared Tips & Tricks

If you are interested in participating in this teleconference, please email pam@futureresultsnow.com and login details will be emailed to you.

Date Wednesday, December 6, 2006
Time 9:30 am - 10:30 am

Creating a well designed web sites is the goal of every designer. But, before you have even started designing the site you need to make sure people can find it, very rarely do people just type in your URL and go to your site. So you need to dive head first into learning how to create Search Engine Friendly web sites.

Here is the good, bad, and the ugly.

Good news: There are a ton of sites and services that give away information regarding Search Engine Optimization. The bad news is sometimes that info is wrong, and the ugly is that sometimes you can’t tell which is which. The SEO game moves a fairly fast pace and what works today may or may not work tomorrow. there are fundamental tactics that will always work.

Below is a listing of sites/blogs that take the long view on creating sites that will work today and tomorrow and should hold up to any scrutiny as the SEF game continues to evolve. My recommendation is to look over the links below, and follow the ones that make the most sense for you. These flks know thier stuff and will not lead you astray..

SEO Book

SEO Research Labs

Stunt Doubl

Traffik

A great overview for building a site http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum3/2010.htm

In conclusion. the title says Free (well almost). The only costs are your time!

All very exceptional artists who work both commercially and within the gallery world. They have all exhibited internationally as well as done work for clients such as Nike, The Unbelievers, Foundation, Vans, Volcom, Toy Machine, Bueno Skateboards, Comedy Central, Tee Pee Records, Terrible One, Obey, Upper Playground, Thrasher, Capitol Records, Def Jux, VOX Shoes, Hollywood Wife and many more. They have been featured in countless publications, each with a feature in the upcoming issue of Art Prostitute.

The DSVC will be giving away 150 Low Tech High Life shirts to the first 150 in the door.

When: December 6th
Where: City Place- 2711 N. Haskell (Central and Haskell)
Time: Reception - 6:00 PM, Meeting - 7:00 PM
Members - Free
Non-Members - $20
Students - $10, STUDENT ID REQUIRED!