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Adobe Illustrator Help
Using Appearance Attributes, Styles, and Effects 
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To create a Styles Library:
Create a file containing the styles you want in the Styles Library.
Delete all unused Swatches, Brushes, Symbols, and Styles to reduce the library’s 
file size.
Save the file.
Choose Window > Style Libraries > Other Library, and navigate to the location where 
you saved the file.
To have a Styles Library appear in the Styles Libraries menu:
Do one of the following:
When you save your Library file, save it into the Presets/Styles folder inside the 
Illustrator application folder.
Drag the Styles Library file into the Presets/Styles folder inside the Illustrator application 
folder.
Restart the program.
Using effects
The commands listed under the Effect menu alter the appearance of an object without 
changing the underlying object itself. For example, you can apply the Roughen command, 
transform the object with the rotate tool, scale it, and fill it with a 50% opaque red. You can 
then edit the roughen amount or remove it entirely, change the rotation, or adjust the 
opacity with no need to redraw the original object.
Editing object with effect applied
Most commands in the Effect menu have the same function and name as commands 
found elsewhere in the application. For more information on a specific command, see the 
Index.
Note: Many effects are available only for RGB documents. If you apply an effect, and then 
change the document’s color mode to CMYK, Illustrator will not be able to preserve the 
effect.
To apply an effect:
Do one of the following:
Select artwork on the artboard.