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A document is the space in which you create artwork. In Illustrator, you can create documents destined for many different types of output. You start a new document by choosing a new document profile based on your intended output.
Each profile includes preset values for size, color mode, units, orientation, transparency, and resolution. All use one artboard, by default. For example, the Video And Film Document profile uses pixels instead of points, and you can choose a device-specific crop area, such as NTSC DV Widescreen, to create a document in the exact dimensions required, with video-safe guides in place to help you lay out your design for optimal viewing. You can create new Illustrator documents from a new document profile or from a template.
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Creating a document from a new document profile gives you a blank document with the selected profile’s default fill and stroke colors, graphic styles, brushes, symbols, actions, viewing preferences, and other settings. Creating a document from a template gives you a document with preset design elements and settings, as well as content, such as cropmarks and guides, for specific document types, such as brochures or CD covers. You create a new document from the Welcome screen, or by using File > New. To view the Welcome screen, select Help > Welcome.
Sets the default preview mode for the document (you can change this at any time by using the View menu): • Default displays artwork created in the document in vector view with full color. Zoom in/out retains smoothness in the curves. • Pixel displays artwork with a rasterized (pixelated) appearance. It does not actually rasterize the content, but displays a simulated preview, as if the contents were rasters. • Overprint provides an “ink preview” that approximates how blending, transparency, and overprinting will appear in color-separated output. Templates let you create new documents that share common settings and design elements.
For example, if you need to design a series of business cards with a similar look and feel, you can create a template with the desired artboard size, view settings (such as guides), and print options. The template can also contain symbols for common design elements (such as logos) and specific sets of color swatches, brushes, and graphic styles. Illustrator comes with a variety of templates, including templates for letterhead, business cards, envelopes, brochures, labels, certificates, postcards, greeting cards, and websites. When a template is selected via the New From Template command, Illustrator creates a new document with identical content and document settings as the template, but leaves the original template file untouched.
• Set up the document window as you want it to appear in new documents you create from the template. This includes the magnification level, scroll position, ruler origin, guides, grids, crop areas, and options in the View menu. • Draw or import any artwork you want to appear in new documents you create from the template. • Delete any existing swatches, styles, brushes, or symbols, you don’t want to retain. • Create any new swatches, styles, brushes, and symbols, you want in the corresponding panels. You can also import preset swatches, styles, brushes, symbols, and actions from a variety of libraries that come with Illustrator.