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Created on: July 6th, 2008
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If you actually know how to use Adobe's products, they're worth every penny. They have low-end versions for cheap that don't have all the features, but all the features most non-pros could ever hope to need. Ad if you're a pro, you can expect your company to buy it for you.
Now Windows.... that's a different story...
Illustrator is a great damn program. It's a bit counter intertuative because it's older than photoshop, but once you get used to thinking in vectors it's really not that bad. A good ploce to start is make a drawing in photoshop/scan a pen or pencil drawing, open the image in Illustrator and choose Object->Live Trace-> Make. This will create a vector drawing from your raster image giving you a better understanding of the philosophy behind Illustrator.
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