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Illustrator Keyboard Shortcuts

Quiz by Rebecca Rigby

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31 questions

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selection tool

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direct selection tool

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Artboard

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Pen tool

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add anchor point tool

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delete anchor point tool

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anchor point (convert) tool

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Rectangle tool

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elipse tool

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Paintbrush tool

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type tool

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gradient tool

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shape builder tool

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eyedropper tool

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toggle fill/stroke

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default fill/stroke colors

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swap fill/stroke

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save

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save as

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print

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undo

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redo

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cut

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copy

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paste

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bring to front

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bring to forward

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send backward

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send to back

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zoom in

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zoom out

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