Copy the 'Indent to here' command from InDesign
'As it says on the tin'
So many times you start out creating a graphic and you're in two minds whether to use Illustrator for it's superior vector tools, or InDesign for its superior type control.
When I need to quickly add a couple of bullets it would be so much easier if I could fake the tab stop of the first line with an em dash and then an 'Indent to here' (Ctrl+) so that any wrapped text is quickly brought into line.
Rob Hutchings
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Alfred Garcia commented
This feature would save so much time instead of aligning through a tab. Especially when working on a quick design in illustrator instead of indesign.
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@Son, @Siobhain, Illustrator nowadays have bulleted and numbered lists. Clunky AF, but it’s there.
Hardly as simple to set up as in InD, but doable.
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Siobhain O'Gorman
commented
I have spent the whole day trying to find out how to bring in my tab from standard spacing to what I want. Making this super easy would make my day :)
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Son
commented
Setting Tab Indents with bullet points, like InDesign.
Being able to tab, set measurement and line up paragraph indents.We need this because there are times when we do packaging/signs that have bullets that need tab indents that are controllable and that line up to the text on the next line.
Shortcut = Command + | (set line indent)
Every designer has wanted this for decades.
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melissa
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I have been waiting years for this feature to be added. How can we get this more votes?
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But allow to change the hotkey as well, please.
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Jay Rogers
commented
Adding a little extra functionality to Illustrator's copy ability would be great. Sometimes for short-form pieces I'm using Illustrator instead of In Design. This would save a ton of time and add efficiency to copy styling.
