Snap to grid is ignored at artboard edges.
See animation attached.
It makes me cry.

I have a document that consists of 75 artboards but the numbering on the left shows two artboards with the same 66 number instead of artboard 65 followed by artboard 66. However on export, exporting artboard 65 Illustrator exports it normally. So it's just a visual bug.

When pasting artwork from one file to another with matching layer and sub-layer names, Illustrator will not remember sub layers and pasted artwork has to be re-sorted in to sub layers.

In 24.1, every time I move the artboard with my layers locked, I get the warning: "Any hidden or locked objects in the artboard will not be moved." EVERY TIME!
There is no "Don't show me this again" option and I am constantly adjusting artboards to fit customer's artwork.

When I have several files open, I can't switch tabs to another file. It gets stuck on one file, even if I click on different tabs, and eventually the screen goes grey and I can't view any open files.
The only way to fix is to close files (without being able to see them!) and restart Illustrator. Hugely inconvenient to close files without seeing them.

After renaming an artboard in the panel, it will return to it's default name eg. , Artboard [x], instead of maintaining the new name.

AI version: 22.0.1

"Command W" Keyboard short cut now quits the application rather than just closing the current window.

1. I'm working on iMac17,1 with 13.2GHz using illustrator CC 2019




2. Whether opening a file from finder folder through the program, via file > open I am receiving the same message when opening ai and/or pdf files: " An unknown error has occured. "




3. This is all of a sudden. I expected the files to open like they normally would, unless it was a corrupt file from a client.




4. I receive: " An unknown error has occured. "

I uninstalled and re-installed CC 2019 with no changes.

When you click "New document" from the home screen, the dialogue box opens up but nothing appears in it. I have to use one of the 6 options on the home screen and adjust manually when inside the new document.

This only started recently - the past month maybe? If I select 3 or more objects and have alignment set to "align to selection" and then click the Distribute Spacing icon, Illustrator will default immediately to "align to artboard" and space the objects out across the entire artboard instead of the selection.

If I undo (Cmd Z) and then go through the process again (I have to reset the alignment preference to "align to selection" first, however), it works fine, but every time without exception I have to go through this process.

As mentioned, this only started to happen recently.

I opened a transparent PNG file in Illustrator, hoping to do a simple quick vector conversion, when I pressed the "Image Trace" button in the Quick Actions menu, in the properties toolbar, I got precisely bubcuss. Just nothing - no feedback, no error, no expected menu of options. Just nothing. The other quick actions don't seem to do anything at all either.

Sometimes when Undo is pressed, Illustrator goes back too many steps and multiple operations are undone at once. This happens consistently when editing content inside of clipping masks, and happens occasionally in other contexts. There is no option to redo once this bug occurs.

the image is 5 inches, and I'm pasting into a several page 8.5 x 11 document.... really can't tell you how much time I'm wasting, and I'm very irratated.

When making a new document we are now able to add bleed up to 24”.

However when trying to add bleed to an existing document by going to File > Document Setup, it does not let you set bleed above 1”.

Not an idea - It's a BUG -
I change my Preference > Units > General to Inches.
Once I quite and reopen they are Points again.

I use Adobe CC. I've been trying to add bleed to a previously saved file without bleed. When I open the file then go to >document setup< I am able to add a 1" bleed, but the red bleed line doesn't appear around my artboards once I click ok. Then when I go back into >document setup< it shows that the bleed has been saved, but it is still not visible in the art files.

I am using the latest version of Illustrator CC on PC.

No matter if I create a new project or open an old one, my entire artboard space remains black. It's not that the artboard is hidden in any way; I am able to select and "use" tools, and all of my layers are listed and supposedly visible. But I cannot actually see my project at all.

Again, the artboard is not hidden. There's absolutely no reason I can come up with as to why I cannot see it.

I am not able to create a new document