Paste Remembers Layers: Keyboard Shortcut and Visual Indicator
I would like to see a toggle option for "Paste Remembers Layers" I switch frequently between having it on and off and it would be nice to have a visual cue - and toggle button - to facilitate easier working between modes.
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Will
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Not at all! Go ahead!
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You are correct, it doesn’t, but the title there also says 'Keyboard Shortcut' :) Mind me merging then?
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Will
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Egor, they are similar indeed. Correct me if I am wrong, but a toggle and visual cue does not automatically imply the possibility to assign it a shortcut key.
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Will, do you want to have it in the top menu for an ability to assign a hotkey ONLY? or are there other purposes? Because otherwise it should be merged with that one.
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Will
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Move Paste Remember Layers under the Edit menu below other paste options so a shortcut key can be assigned.
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Will
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Second this
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Another attempt to solve the problem:
"Paste Remembers Layers ONE TIME" option
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/51371443 -
VIncentVE
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Giving this a kick as its something I do multiple times a day and it would just make my life a bit easier if I had a single shortcut with some sort of indication on the layers panel.
I know I can do it with actions but I have no indication and I need two seperate actions/shortcuts
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andrewt@andrewtatham.co.uk
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It would save a lot of time and hassle from either keeping on having to click the menu to see whether it's on, or forgetting when pasting and then having to re-allocate things to layers later on
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Jenn Hirsch commented
OMG! YES PLEASE CAN THIS BE ADDED AS A FEATURE!!!
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David Kurimsky
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I would love a keyboard shortcut and visual indicator for "Paste Remembers Layers". I do a lot of packaging production and I am constantly turning this feature on and off because I am copying elements from one document to another but the files I am copying from are not always set up correctly... so I need that feature to be off sometimes. I just spend alot of times going back and forth... and I can't be the only one.
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Helga commented
That would prevent many time-consuming mistakes when it was switched off and a multi-language version gets messed up accidentally.
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Tom
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2nd!! This would be super helpful!