SIZE FOR A DOC.

I WANT TO CREATE A 8LENGTH X 5WIDTH BANNER WHAT WOULD BE THE PIXEL SIZE FOR THE DOCUMENT?

Well that's not true really.
The default setting is set to Picas and the user can change this to whatever system they are comfortable with.
I use Millimeters, not inches.
And you can create a new Document and choose "Web" and you are given Pixels by defualt.
And a monitor isn't necesarrily 72dppi - it's really 96ppi - and that's what Acrobat is set to by defualt. Web images are 72 ppi for purposing for the internet - but 72ppi images look fuzzy in Powerpoint as the monitor is really 96ppi (circa).
And the best place to make the Banner would actually be Fireworks.

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