To convert between smooth points and corner points in Adobe Illustrator, select the paths that you want to edit and go to the Tool Palette. If you hover your mouse over the pen tool, you will see five tools appear (Pen, Add Anchor Point Tool, Delete Anchor Point Tool, Convert Anchor Point Tool, and Anchor Point Tool). Click on the Convert Anchor Point Tool (or shortcut C) and you will be able to position it over any of the anchor points of the path that you have selected. Clicking on an anchor point will switch it from a corner point to a smooth point or vice versa.

1. Open the file in Adobe Acrobat DC. 2. Go to the 'File' menu and select 'Save As Other' and then select 'Reduced Size PDF'. 3. Select the preferred version from the drop down menu and follow the on screen instructions to complete the process. 4. Select 'Save' to complete the process.To make a file size smaller, you can compress the file by using a file compression program such as WinZip or WinRAR. You can also use a file optimization tool such as ImageOptim or JPEGMini to reduce the file size of images. Additionally, reducing the resolution or dimensions of the file will also reduce the file size.Adobe files, such as PDFs, can't be shrunk directly within the program since they are already compressed. To shrink an Adobe file, you can use a third-party program such as a document conversion program. These programs can compress and reduce the size of a PDF, enabling you to save space and make the file easier to send over the internet.You can compress files to make them smaller using file compression software. Many different types of software exist, such as 7-Zip, WinRAR, WinZip, and others. With these programs, you can easily compress your files into an archived format such as ZIP, RAR, and others which will reduce their size significantly.1. Use reducing the resolution of any images in your document: In Acrobat, select Document > Reduce File Size. When the Reduce File Size dialog window appears, select the version of Acrobat you are using in the top menu and select the checkboxes you want. In most cases, its best to reduce the resolution of any images in your document by clicking the checkbox next to “Discard image data in all annotation icons and signatures.” 2. Remove metadata: In the top menu of the Reduce File Size dialogue window, select “Document.” This will open up a dialogue window with various check boxes that will help you reduce the size of your file. Select the “Remove Metadata” check box, and click OK. 3. Compress your PDF: In the top menu of the Reduce File Size dialogue window, select “Compress Text and Images.” This will bring up another dialogue box with a slider that you’ll use to specify how much compression you want to apply. The higher the compression level, the smaller the resulting file. Once you’ve made your selection, click OK.

1. Open Lightroom and select the photo you want to apply the preset to. 2. In the Develop Module, go to the Preset tab in the left panel. 3. Then, click on the + icon at the top of the Preset tab, then select “Import Preset” from the drop-down menu. 4. Select the preset file you downloaded and click on ‘Import’. 5. Find the preset among the available presets in your list and click on it to apply it to your photo. 6. Once you have applied the preset, you can adjust the settings in the Lightroom Develop Module to make further adjustments to the preset settings.

Yes, Adobe After Effects is a great tool for creating animation. With After Effects, you can create 2D and 3D animations, animate logos and text, add special effects and motion graphics, composite multiple layers, and much more.

1. Create a New Document. Start with a new document in Adobe Illustrator. Select “File” from the top menu and select “New.” Select “Print” from the Preset type panel and then use any measurements you like. This tutorial will use 10 inches for the width and 10 inches for the height. Select “CMS Off” for Color Model and “RGB” for Color Mode. Click OK and the new document will now be created. 2. Create a Background. Create a background for your abstract artwork. Click on the “Rectangle Tool” in the Tools palette. Create a 10 inch wide and 10 inch tall rectangular shape. Select it and fill it with a solid color of your choosing or use a radial or linear gradient. 3. Create Shapes. Create various abstract shapes to fill the rectangles. Use the “Pentagon Tool,” “Star Tool,” “Circle Tool,” “Rectangle Tool,” and “Ellipse Tool” to create a variety of shapes. Add varying sizes and colors to add interest. 4. Group and Copy Shapes. Group the shapes to make it easy to move and manipulate certain shapes. Group shapes together with the same colors to create a cohesive theme. After grouping the shapes together, select the grouped shapes and press “Ctrl + C” to copy them. Then press “Ctrl + V” to paste them. Move and rotate the copied shapes to create a unique pattern. 5. Add Textures. To add more interest, apply various textures to the shapes. Duplicate a shape and select the Texture Tool (located in the Tools palette). Select a texture in the Swatches palette and apply it to the shape. Adjust the scale and opacity in the right-hand menu to customize the look. 6. Add Finishing Touches. Group the shapes with the same textured effect. Once grouped, enlarge the shapes or select them and then press “Ctrl + G” to group them together. Add some extra interest by blending colors and creating a few extra shapes. Finally, save the artwork as a .JPEG or .PNG file format to share.

No, Adobe Draw is not compatible with Adobe Illustrator. However, you can export your artwork as an Adobe Illustrator (.ai) file to use in Illustrator.