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1. At the top of the New Document dialog box are **templates** which allow you to select the settings for a new file based on the **purpose** for which it will be used.<br />2. Illustrator provides downloadable **fonts** via Adobe Stock.<br />3. The **options** pane on the right side of the New Document dialog box allows you to customize the settings for a document.<br />4. The **toolbar** provides easy access to a variety of tools and options for editing and adding elements to your document.<br />5. The **view** menu provides grids, guides, slices, rulers, zoom features, and proofing options.<br />6. To view multiple **documents** simultaneously in Illustrator, select Window > Arrange > Tile.<br />7. You can dock a **panel** by dragging its tab above or below the docked target.<br />8. Illustrator's **workspace** configurations include Automation, Essentials Painting, Tracing, Typography, and Web.<br />9. Right-clicking the rulers you can change the **units** of Measurement.<br />10. **Selection** tools allow you to focus on specific areas of your document.<br />11. The **print** tool adjusts where the elements will appear on a printed page.<br />12. Double-clicking an element such as an object, group, or layer activates **edit** mode.<br />13. Linking allows you to edit the source file and the **changes** are reflected in the placed image.<br />14. Embedding allows you to edit the placed image or graphic without affecting the **original** source file. Another method of placing an embedded object is **drag-and-drop**.<br />15. Stroke is the visible **outline** of an object or path.<br />16. The **swatches** panel allows you to organize a document's colors, fonts, patterns, and gradients.<br />17. The **color** colors symbol is used.<br />18. Process colors are a **combination** of the four standard printing inks (CMYK).<br />19. RGB stands for Red, Green, and Blue and is a color mode designed for **screen** display.<br />20. **CMYK** is a color mode used for printing with colors Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and **Black**.