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This got solved by disabling 'Use Typographer’s Quotes' option in Document Setup > Type.
An error occurred while saving the comment No worries, John, always happy to help! Ai can be hard, I totally get it myself :)
An error occurred while saving the comment Not sure if I can tell this by these screenshots.
And perhaps we talk about different things... You refer to Type > Smart Punctuation dialog, which replaces punctuation in a selected text...
I talk about the Document Setup, which controls if these should be replaced while you type...
To disable auto-replacement, 'Use Typographer’s Quotes' should be disabled.
Can you explain the problem once again? I feel rather confused.An error occurred while saving the comment Sometimes plugins can influence completely unrelated things (I had a doze of cases for sure), but I meant other applications, not plugins. Some programs offer additional features, and auto-replace can easily be one of these.
Let’s test though. Open Document Setup > Type, enable 'Use Typographer’s Quotes' and change Single Quotes to something like < >.
Commit, then open the dialog once more and disable Quotes.
Then check if the singular ' will turn into <
If yes — then indeed it somehow slips through.An error occurred while saving the comment John. can’t reproduce it.
Unchecking 'Use Typographer’s Quotes' in Document Setup > Type completely removes the conversion for me.
Are you sure that you disabled this properly and there is no other application installed at your side that offers a similar auto-replace functionality? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Robyn, the team would require the original file to test.
Please send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com and put the link to this report for tracking purposes: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/49002335 -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Rob, there is a separate request for this: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/40474012-allow-to-filter-files-in-recent-menu-section-to-in
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An error occurred while saving the comment Luca, guides in Ai are actually finite :)
You can test it by creating an 'infinite' guide, zooming all the way back, and then moving a guide down (if it’s vertical) or sideways (if it’s horizontal).
So guides in Ai are just lines with maximum allowed lengths (227 in or ~5766 mm), centered on canvas.An ability to create an arc by three points is requested here: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/34561012
The request is about having it as a live object, but it’s no real difference for your case, since we would be able to convert it into a guide anyway.There is another method: you can specify three point with Pen by drawing an angled line and then run this script — https://github.com/Shanfan/Illustrator-Scripts-Archive/blob/master/jsx/Circumcircle.jsx — to create a circle that passes through all three points.
A canvas-long line by two points... Well, I think you can just create a simple line and then scale it something like 10000%
In most cases it’d be large enough to cover the area you need it within. An action can be recorded to combine scaling and converting into one go also.I know these are workarounds, but these work today.
An error occurred while saving the comment Luca, Illustrator supports rotation of guides, no problem. Grab Rotate Tool and just rotate a guide. Does it work for you?
As for the '2 / 3-point guides' — can you elaborate, please? What are these and how do these work?
Illustrator allows to covert any path to a guide, with View > Guides > Make Guides, so you can have a circular guide or a freeform guide. Have you tried this? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is very close to what Ai already has, Fit to Selected Art command. The only difference would be having is a new artboard and not the current one.
So I do it like this:
1. Select some objects
2. Pick Artboard tool
3. Click New artboard button (either in Control or Artboards panel) — sadly, there is no hotkey we can assign to it. It does not matter where the artboard will get created.
4. Call Fit to Selected Art command (this one we can assign to a hotkey, and I have one)
Done — the artboard now hugs the selection.
Alas, this command always treats the selection with Use Preview Bounds enabled, even if it’s not — but there is another request for this.Sure, a separate command would be faster.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Abdelhadi, can’t reproduce this.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Derek, I changed this into a feature request.
This is not a bug, but an intended behavior (sadly).
At the moment we can workaround it:
1. Isolate the shape
2. Make duplicate in place
3. Select one (any one of two) and apply Split to Grid — this will be moved on top of the stack, sadly
4. Move the split rectangles under the unchanged duplicate with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+[
5. Select All (since it’s all isolated, nothing extra will be selected
6. Create clipping group with Cmd/Ctrl+7
7. Press Pathfinder > Divide button
Done.
All operations, except for the Isolation step (which is a separate problem), can be recorded into an action.
Plus I’m upvoting the request, since it’d be a nice option to have in the original dialog.
Thanks!An error occurred while saving the comment Derek, I mean, you expected something like this?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Pollyanna, please share your OS specs alongside with full information on your GPU, including driver version.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Also related to this request:
Allow to apply different join corners for a live stroke per point
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/48993038An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Allow to apply different join corners for a live stroke per point
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/48993038An error occurred while saving the comment Russ, can you share a mockup of a result you are expecting to get?
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Apply any Cap Style to a Stroke End Point
https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/39306955An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Stroke [Round Cap - corner radius settings] for individual corner options per corner
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Customize Preset Stroke Weight
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/39093883An error occurred while saving the comment There is another way of doing this (kind of).
Create an rectangle or whatever, open Graphic Styles, apply the default black/white one to your shape, set the stroke weight you want, than Alt+drag this shape over the default style.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Related to this request:
Default stroke check box next to stroke weight
http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/43647525An error occurred while saving the comment There is a way to do this.
Create an rectangle (or whatever), open Graphic Styles, apply the default black/white style to your shape, set the stroke weight you want, than Alt+drag this shape over the default style.
And every time you press D you’ll get this particular weight.This change will affect only the current document.
If you want this weight to be default for all new documents, you’ll have to locate and modify document presets Ai uses to base new documents on: Print.ai, Web.ai... Here is a comprehensive list by Monika Gause on where to find these: https://www.vektorgarten.de/illustrator-settings.html#12
Plus, you can setup your own document profile, with swatches and styles you need.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Does it happen with all DWG files or only a specific one?
Does it happen with both the released and Beta version? Do you use 2025 or 2024 or earlier?
Can you share the file with the team, please? Send it to sharewithai@adobe.com, and put the link to this report so that they can track it — http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48991052 -
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Walter, does not happen for me.
Can you share a simple test file with this behavior observed? Make sure it uses a common standard font, in case it’s font related.