L2: Non Printing Tools & Import Assets

Using Ctrl+Plus Sign and Ctrl+Minus Sign (Command on a Mac) is one of several ways to (a)   in and out of an Illustrator file. [Navigate Documents]

The easiest way to pan through an Illustrator document is to enable the (a)   , and then click and drag the artboard. [Navigate Documents]

The area outside an artboard where you can store objects for later positioning is called a (a)   . [Navigate Documents]

To change the unit of measurement on a ruler, (a)   -click the ruler and choose the desired units. [Use Rulers]

While both offer nonprinting lines which assist in the accurate placement of images and objects, (a)   lines are unique to a specific image, while grid lines are the same for all images. [Use Guides]

To see the paths of shapes and how they were built more clearly, enable the (a)   view option. [Use Views and Isolation Mode]

Non-isolated objects will appear dimmed out when entering (a)   , which allows for editing a single object without fear of accidentally altering the surrounding artwork. [Use Views and Isolation Mode]

(a)   mode is only enabled when there is an object selected. [Use Drawing Modes]

Dragging the crosshair from the (a)   intersection to a specific location sets the origin point for the ruler. [Screen and Presentation Modes]

If a placed image has a large (a)   across it, that means that the image is linked. [Open or Import Images]