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The solution is pushed into Global Availability build 28.6.
The team intends to add another command into this menu, allowing to copy the path. That’s it.
This request crucially lacks feedback from all the voters. Please comment back: do it if you don’t like how it works, and do it if you do.
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glad to help. my network is way too slow to work off the server, even at the office. I feel your pain.
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The network is the problem, which has nothing to do with Adobe.
Pull the files down to your local storage. OR, you can turn off auto updates in preferences. Under File Handling. OR you can un-check automatically save cloud docs every... mins, if you're working with cloud docs.
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Hello friends,
So far, we have received very little response on the survey form that we floated to understand your pain points better.
A lot of our product decisions are driven by your inputs, so make sure you are taking this opportunity to voice your issues!
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Also, let me qualify further. The links are not scattered all over the place, they are within one folder. If they were in many different places I think that would be impossible. Definitely makes the case for being organized, lol!
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Egor, are you asking me? I think if relative paths were an option that would take care of it. Assuming all the links are in the "parent folder", like so:
PROJECT FOLDER
- Round 1 folder
-- Links folder
-- Working file.ai
- Round 2 folder (copy of R1 folder)
-- Links folder
-- Working File.aiFile and folder names INSIDE the copied folder don't change, therefore the link isn't broken (which I know is not what I described below). Links to the working file would be relative to the folder that each working file is in. LInks that go outside the renamed folder would be broken.
Which I think this is how relative links would work? (Art school is not helping me here, haha.)
So, in my current workflow, when I dupe a folder I have to open my AI file and relink to the links in the duped folder. They are oddly still linked to the original links.
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I work the same way. When I dupe that entire folder, I change the name of the folder (v3 or r2 or whatever), the working file, and all my linked files also change to that same version number. Then when I open the new file, first thing I do is re-link to the newly named files that will then be updated.
I agree, though it's a PITA. I wonder if there is a way to change how Illustrator sees its links--relative vs. absolute. because if you could make your links relative, I think that would solve the issue... ?
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Hi Everyone,
This functionality is available in our latest release build – 27.6.1.
Hyperlinks added through Attributes panel are retained while exporting as PDF.
Read more about this - https://helpx.adobe.com/in/illustrator/using/whats-new/2023-5.html#pdf-hyperlinks
Thank you for all the feedback.
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This feature is made available to you through all the public builds starting V 27.8. Please try it out and let us know what you think!
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another workaround would be to import the tiles into PS as a smart vector object, then size to where you need the resolution to be, and rasterize the smart object.
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um... there is actually a preference for that. See screen shot attached. Use manually, or ask when modified. I know it looks like it only refers to the anti-alias pref above it, but it's global.
Once you save your linked file, it looks like the second screen shot, where it turns the link icon into the yellow circle with the circular arrows in it, indicating that it needs to be updated. It takes a few seconds to update to the yellow circle, just be patient.
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The Links panel now has a Delete button in the latest Beta (28.1.0.87).
Please check and try if it works for you as expected.
You can access Beta in the Beta section of your CCD app.
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I can see the value of being able to delete a linked file from the links panel. But it already sort of does that, when you click on go to link. Assuming the layers are visible and unlocked, it takes you to the linked file where you can delete the file, thereby also deleting the link.
I haven't ever experienced a "ghost link", where there's no file but the link remains. But I have been able to not see linked files that were hidden...
@Kelly Bruce: if only I could install something like that. The company won't even let us go to the app store to browse...