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An error occurred while saving the comment Does this happen for large files only, or does it happen with small files as well?
Do new files get saved correctly, or does it affect only previously saved files?
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is an existing request about this (http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/46935631), but since it’s more a bug report, I am keeping them separated.
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The team is going to address the issue.
An error occurred while saving the comment What about any other type of object?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yoshinori, thanks for the screenshot. As for the files — alas, this seem to be UserVoice policy regarding certain file types. Please send all the files to sharewithai@adobe.com then, for the team to review them. Also put the link to this report for tracking purposes: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/48421976
An error occurred while saving the comment Yoshinori, please share one such file and a screenshot of settings used for importing it.
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The problem was in the '0' picked as the Precision value in Dimension Tool Options instead of default '0.00'. If you have this value changed by itself, without you ever changing it manually — please comment.
An error occurred while saving the comment Hm... not sure, but I was sure this IS the default setting... I’ve just checked this with a fresh installation, and '0.00' is what I get.
Will see if this ever happens again. Thanks for the report!An error occurred while saving the comment Pamela, please try this:
1. Double-click the Dimension tool icon to open Dimension Tool Options dialog
2. In the top right corner make sure you have '0.00' or something else picked other than '0' (I suspect that’s what you have selected there)
3. Create a new dimension and check the size
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An error occurred while saving the comment Having an original file would also help[ the team to find the problem! Please send one at sharewithai@adobe.com or attach here in the comments, if possible.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Interesting...
I think the case is quite narrow. I can imagine numerous cases of people accidental toggling it off and having problems with discovering why it happens.A current workaround would be to assign white color to text (in case the background is white) or to make the font size extra-tiny, or to remove the text afterwards with an custom action, all at once — using Same > Text commands to select them based on the proper one. Sure, these are not direct solutions, but again, the case is rather seldom... usually people measure to see the measurements!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Technically, making a new package from the original file (not the one stored within the package) is equal to updating one. It won’t overwrite an existing package, but make a new one, if I am not mistaken. Why do you think 'Update a package' would be beneficial to this existing workflow?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Just meh.
Plus I still don’t have a clue why Ai requires to select the whole paragraph to apply a paragraph style, rather than just apply it to the paragraph that has the cursor now? It’s a 'paragraph' style anyway! InDesign does it correctly.An error occurred while saving the comment Can confirm that. An amazing bug. Thanks, Chris.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Something like Canva has?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Erika, am I right thinking it’s text on path? Hard to tell by the screenshot.
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If a gradient is given to a printer as a real gradient, that rasterization of it is handled by the printer’s RIP, and Ai has nothing to do with it.
Some RIPs can gradually transition colors, some can deal with integer values only — in this case the number of steps is obviously capped by the possible number of transitions between start and stop colors. That is, if you blend K90 into K100, you will get only 11 steps — and if your art is large enough, this banding would be extremely noticeable. Plus you have to remember the visible banding on screen you observe is happening due to the 8 bit space AI is bound to. The same gradient in Photoshop’s 16 bit would be smoother.
I know modern RIPs can deal with it automatically, by introducing per channel stepping, or just add noise automatically, but Ai’s role here is still just to handle the gradient instructions to the RIP.
The hard transition we can see in the photo B can be explained differently. Transitions in Illustrator are always linear, and going from 97-98-99 to a large 100 is visible even on screen, and is even more on paper, due to the dot gain at least. This is not exactly Ai’s fault as well, you just have to know this happens and learn how to workaround it.
Printing is NEVER a 1 to 1 reproduction and we deal with real world here, real inks and papers.
There are related UV entries on the same topic you might want to upvote:
1. A request to have 16 bit mode in Ai: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/32235478
2. The very similar 'I see banding' report: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447/suggestions/46982974
3. A request to introduce noise control for gradients directly in Ai: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/34272166