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    Dina Dembicki commented  · 

    @EgorChistyakov

    I use the Appearance palette All. The. Time. :) It's much easier to see what exactly is going on with something.

    I voted for this, and will go vote for the other one. Thanks for the heads up that it exists.

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    Dina Dembicki commented  · 

    This is happening to me too. Baffling. Attached is a screen recording. So far, it's only this one file.

    It's only happened with one other file previously (maybe back in November?), and that was the bug where it converted to Myriad, the default font, not to another font used in the file. I quit and restarted Ai, didn't fix it, then restarted the machine, also didn't fix.

    Mac OS 15.2, Ai 29.1.

    Can't wait to download the update, thanks!

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    Dina Dembicki commented  · 

    Yes, in the palette. On the canvas you can usually see what's on top of what. Assuming when the layers are sorted alphabetically in the palette, it doesn't actually change their position. You're right, it's hard to explain, lol!

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    I see how this could be useful when there are many layers in a document... I think the challenge here is that layers are usually in a specific order so that one item is on top of another. If the layers are sorted alphabetically, how would you know which layer is actually on top?

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    How is this different from selecting a layer from the layer palette? Just curious.

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