Does everybody see Essentials somewhere up there? Okay, Essentials right there, this is how we reset what's called our workspace.
You're also gonna see that, over here on the right, this is really important stuff you're gonna see. You can kind of place them in here, work with them a little bit, and then buy them later, if you wanted to do that. You can use them as FPO, or for position only. Has anybody used Adobe Stock before? Stock service, put out by Adobe. And you can get a preview of what they look like before you open them, pretty cool actually. This is pretty cool because we can do things, like launch Adobe Bridge, which is a way to, I guess you could say manage and look at some of your imagery, some of your files. But up here, you're gonna see, we have what's called the application bar. Alright, so it's gonna look a little different in the latest version, which is fine, it's totally fine. You don't see through it anymore, okay? I don't know if that doesn't make any sense. In Illustrator CC 2015, we actually now have Illustrator covering the entire desktop on Mac. Right up here, you're gonna see that, in the latest version of Illustrator, some of you are gonna see something a little different here. So as we open up Illustrator out here, you're gonna see that up top, of course we have the menus up here, and we're gonna be using the menus quite a bit. Does everybody see everything now? Okay, now what I want to do is just talk about what we've got going on out here, because if any of you opened this up before, or any program like this, and just kinda gasped, and gone like, "Look at all the tools, look at all the things we have to work with, what's going on?" So let's break this down. That means, show me every artboard, or page, and we can see all the content. These are commands that you are gonna live by in Illustrator, so you can see everything. And you're gonna see what's called Fit Artboard in Window, and Fit All in Window. We're gonna talk about this a little bit later on. Alright, now do you all see what I see? Do you see part of a page, maybe it's kinda cut off or something, or small, okay. Does everybody see that one? Why don't you go ahead and just open that up. And you should see a file called intro.ai. And what I want you to do, is I want you to come out to your desktop, and we're gonna come to that Day1 folder, that folder that we've got the different content in. It's pretty much the same thing, just go there. If you don't, guys, see the start screen, you can come under File, Open. So, why don't you come and click on, if you see the open button, go there.
Alright, what I want to do here, is we're gonna open up a file, and kind of get used to the workspace, like what's going on out here. And we have new and open, so kind of get started this way. We have open, which is great, we can quickly. We have recent to be able to see recent files. They're just, you have to have something created to use them. These are called creative cloud libraries, or CC libraries. You can go in and create a letter size document, maybe to create a newsletter or something, okay? We also have what are called libraries. If you want to jump in and create a document for, maybe you're doing web design, you can grab an iPhone size, open that up and start working. This is called the start screen, okay? This is brand new, this just came in, and the idea behind this is to make it easy to get started. But when you open up Illustrator, you're gonna see this. Some of this is gonna apply, some of this is not. Now I have Illustrator CC 2015, which is the latest, greatest version of Illustrator, okay? Some of you might not, that's okay.
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