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An error occurred while saving the comment Better yet, why is points the default? Maybe those guys need to spend time switching back to points instead of us.
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There is no true PDF Export in Illustrator, because Illustrator allows to have editable PDFs with .ai-content stored within. Other apps does not allow that, and some users heavily rely on editable PDFs.
Attemps to solve this were made, but there is no clear solution so far. Still we hope to find one.
The intended way to get a PDF (without loosing your data) at the moment would be to use Save a Copy command that saves a separate copy of your file to PDF instead of Save As which keeps a saved file open.
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We have done further updates to Dimension tool with recently released version - 28.3
You can create and use your custom scale for dimension, hide or show units on dimensions and dimensions are now sticky to the object - they transform as well when you transform the object.
Illustrator follows the native dpi of a photo (72 DPI), thus all web and photos are placed at massive scales.
It's 2024, not 2001. There are many more pixels in common web images and photos. A standard iPhone 15PM photo, for example, imports at 56" tall. This is not helpful for ANYONE and requires either extra process in photoshop or adjustment in illustrator - which ALREADY doesn't have a useful tool for cropping or batch resizing.
Assuming we use standard paper-sized artboards, this current placement almost always requires additional work.
Issue: When you drop a normal web image or photo, it always imports as MANY TIMES the size of the artboard.
Example: Photo taken with iPhone 15PM, imports as 56" tall (as the file taken is recognized as 56" tall at 72dpi).