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The issue is no longer reproducible in later versions of Illustrator. Please comment back if it still does happen for you.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Same here:
1. Enable 'legacy' File New dialogue
2. Create landscape oriented A4 file
3. Close the file
4. Launch File New again — now it has landscape orientation, width 297mm and height 210mm, like it is shown in the GIF at first
5. Set 210 for the width, Tab, set 297 for the height, TabWhat Illustrator used to do, just a version ago, is to switch to portrait mode as soon as you entered 210 in the width...
Illustrator 25.2 doesn’t do it. This leads to creating a landscape document when I obviously mean to create a portrait one. -
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As per the comment from the OP, the LaunchBar clipboard manager seems to not be compatible the Illustrator format. The same happens with other clipboards managers, including the default one for Windows. However, there are reports it used to work with previous versions of Illustrator. If you have more details on this, or the same problem, — please comment.
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"Illustrator 27 Objects are rasterized when pasted from the buffer history"
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"Gradient stroke cannot be cut and pasted"
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An error occurred while saving the comment It does not behave like this for me with 27.1.1 on Windows, but I am using the English locale.
Which Illustrator version are you using?
Does it get drawn correctly if you hide options (from the panel flyout menu) and then show them again? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Dennis, this report lacks a ton of details, and no investigation can begin without these :( No wonder it’s not fixed!
If you want a refund — this forums is a wrong place to ask for it.
If you want this to ever get fixed — please at least tell the team what the font you are trying to activate, how does it happen, in what order, and provide a short video. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Paul, I notified the team.
But please also try the trick with Document fonts I offered as well: try to manually type something with the fonts you need on canvas, and then try to replace with fonts in document rather than System fonts. This would help to understand which part of it went haywire.An error occurred while saving the comment I am able to do that on Windows 10, with 27.1.1
Both fonts get replaced just fine.Paul, all other fonts can’t be used too, correct?
What about adding some text with Monserrat in the document, and then trying not System or Recent, but Document?Do you have the same problem with the previous build?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I personally see little difference between InDesign 'images-are-always-put-in-frames' concept and Illustrator’s clip masks.
The only difference is UX and some useful fitting commands, but other than that — no that big.The 'Crop' is a different beast. It embeds, it actually deletes pixels, it has some problems with precision, and if you meant this method — there are many separate more specific requests and reports about it, I encourage you to find and vote for them specifically.
The 'Mask' button (both in Control and Properties) is more convenient. It creates an image-sized clipping mask and selects it. Then I just resize it, as I can with InD’s frame. To toggle between the contents and the mask I can use buttons (and InD wins here with on-canvas controls), but I prefer the custom-assigned Edit Contents hotkey for these. Works almost fine, except for once I select either one, I can’t select both using a hotkey :)
Anyway, let’s discuss more.
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Please check — does this behavior happens only when you work in GPU mode?AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am testing this on Windows, and these are results I am having (with GPU mode) — shared_values_27.1.1_2.gif
As we can see, Illustrator will force the channels to match the last accessed color (I test it with 0-0-0-0 and then with 100-100-100-100), and use the entered value.This is the same behaviour we are having in many versions before, at least up to CS6, except one difference — the 27.1.1 version features the 'Live Color Update' system, which instantly change the artwork when values are changed, during typing or dragging a slider or using the Color Picker dialog.
I’d say this is not at all what is expected.
I expect Illustrator to force the entered value, but to change the entered value only, like is shown in shared_values_expected.gifAdminEgor Chistyakov
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Asset export dialog does not have this option to export each file as a separate file it only has option on all artboards in one file, range of artboards or selected artboards in the dialog or the whole of document into one pdf file.
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There is one reason behind having a double-click instead of a single click in Illustrator, I think. Unlike in Photoshop, a single click on fill/stroke selector can do another operation — activate one of them. In Photoshop it’s not a thing at all — it’s a foreground/background widget, these can only swap.
So in one case a single click will do one thing (open the Color Picker), and another thing (activate), which is not consistent and sucks more than having a double-click, which now works always.
That’s why probably it doesn’t get many voices.