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Mapping is now available in Beta. There are some known issues with it, but even more unknown ones, so the team encourages you to try it and write back about your experience with it, to help to make it better.
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In the latest versions the chosen option for symbols sticks once you select Static instead of Dynamic ands stays like this for each new symbol we create further: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32371252
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131 votesCompleted (Comments Open) · 74 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » File Save, Import and Export · Admin →Dina Dembicki
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@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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79 votesAdded to Backlog · 20 comments · Illustrator (Desktop) Feature Requests » Cloud, Libraries · Admin →
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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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This would be a very nice to have. Currently, you have to save out all the pages as PNGs and then combine them in Acrobat Pro (and then order the pages correctly). Doing it this way also results in a much smaller file than exporting or saving as a PDF.