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I'm migrating from CorelDRAW to Adobe Illustrator.
Being a beginner in Ilustrator I wonder how I could convert standard shapes, like rectangles or ellipses, into curves so I can edit a shape's path abundantly.
In CorelDRAW, I first create a shape and then choose the Convert to Curves menu item. After that I can edit the curve as if I had drawn a curve by hand:
How can I do this with Adobe Illustrator?
There is a command available: Object > Shape Convert to Courves (or the like, I have a German version)
But actually, you don't need to convert them, just go ahead and edit them with the direct selection tool or the pen tool or whatever tool is appropriate.
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There is a command available: Object > Shape Convert to Courves (or the like, I have a German version)
But actually, you don't need to convert them, just go ahead and edit them with the direct selection tool or the pen tool or whatever tool is appropriate.
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Thanks a lot, Monika!
Your suggestion helped me a lot. I'm using the Curvation tool now to edit the shapes.