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Need Help with Illustrator
Posted on 6/20/11 at 10:50 am
Posted on 6/20/11 at 10:50 am
I am making a presentation on the re-designing of a certain web page and wanted to know if I could take that web page and copy/paste it into adobe illustrator.
My hope is to take the original web page and redesign it by layering over it for my presentation.
Is this possible?
My hope is to take the original web page and redesign it by layering over it for my presentation.
Is this possible?
Posted on 6/20/11 at 1:14 pm to VOLS 2 the Wall
Not exactly sure what you mean but you can copy the web page as an image using 'print screen' but that's limited to what shows up on your screen at once. You could do several and stitch them together.
From this image you could create multiple layers and mark them invisible until needed.
On the other hand, you could save the web page in its entirety to your computer and modify the code as necessary.
I don't have adobe illustrator but I do have adobe elements and adobe photoshop and I know it can be done in those.
From this image you could create multiple layers and mark them invisible until needed.
On the other hand, you could save the web page in its entirety to your computer and modify the code as necessary.
I don't have adobe illustrator but I do have adobe elements and adobe photoshop and I know it can be done in those.
Posted on 6/20/11 at 10:30 pm to VOLS 2 the Wall
If you are using Vista or newer you can go to the START window and in the search bar type in "snippet". It is a screen capture feature that can save the area you select to a .jpg file in your pics folder. Then cut and past it in Photo Shop or GIMP.
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