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An error occurred while saving the comment Illustrator is correct by saying the image now has 300ppi — this is the 'effective resolution' of it, the 'real pixel density' this particular piece of raster now has, and it matches the original resolution the image had when you placed in on canvas. If you scale it further — you’d get it grow larger, because the pixel density increases.
As for the PSDs which stay scaled differently — I’d like to see that, if possible, when it happens for you. It should work the same way, but who knows?
An error occurred while saving the comment This is actually an intended behaviour, although not as evident as it might look.
See, Illustrator has an internal 'base' resolution for raster images, which is historically is 72ppi. When you embed an image, Ai no longer knows about its original resolution (because this is something what a linked file can have, not an embedded piece of a raster), but have to display it anyway, scaled to the size you used. So it assumes it has 72 and rescales it.
If a linked file does not have a resolution values stored in it at all (there is no punishment for it), Ai uses 72ppi also — as many other applications do. So when you put an image which is 120×120px into a document with 'pixels' units in Illustrator, it gets put as 120×120 exactly because 'undefined 72' matches with Ai's 'internal 72'.
72 / 300 equals 0.24 exactly — here you have your 24% of the scale.
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An error occurred while saving the comment What are you color settings in the app? Which profile is used to convert these images?
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An error occurred while saving the comment The font name is Neue Haas Grotesk Text Pro (just for safekeeping and accessibility).
This is not the first time displaying a certain font fails...
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An error occurred while saving the comment Oh yes.
And while we wait — you might want to try AG Offset Path effect by Astute Graphics, which has just the exact tool you are describing, with snapping, more options (and more).
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An error occurred while saving the comment For me it NEVER remembers it :( I am on Windows and it always get reset to the '3,528 mm' — because I live not in U.S. and I do stuff mostly for printing and production.
This definitely needs fixing :(AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yasir, you can use workspaces from one machine at the other one.
Illustrator writes these in files, each artboard into a separate one.
At Windows, these are usually located here:
C:\Users\[user_name]\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe Illustrator 26 Settings\[locale]\x64\Workspaces\AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Which exact error does it give?
Can you share the original file you are trying to save into a PDF via email? Please send it over to sharewithai@adobe.com for the team to test it.Meanwhile, can you try to revert to the previous version of Ai and check if it behaves the same way there?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Also — all you feedback is accounted for. Some of them are duplicates, some of them are quite good and I agree with every one mentioned. Properties panel is an half-baked embarrassment, Tool’s Properties would be so much more useful, context menu are barely helpful, etc.
Unfortunately UserVoice does not allow to split these long lists into a separate requests, that is basically why they slip through for other users who search/request for similar things, that’s why they have little votes.
That is — please keep adding these, vote for existing ones, try to keep them separated (one feature — one entry), and hope for the best, as we all do.
An error occurred while saving the comment Mohammed, I suggest you mean a slanted gradient?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Fuad, can you please check if either of these options are selected for you and try the same with both of them unchecked.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Hiranthini, this place is not a general educational portal :)
You have to learn general techniques by yourself or with a teacher.
Start with a basic search in YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=illustrator+clipping+maskAn error occurred while saving the comment Here is the documents with two artboards.
Each one has an example of your image with a round hole in the middle, using methods I described below.These are the basic operations, and I advise you to learn clipping and transparency routines, they help a lot in creative process:
https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/clipping-masks.html
https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/transparency-blending-modes.htmlAn error occurred while saving the comment So basically what you want to have is Draw Outside mode, is that correct?
So fat there are two ways to do that.
1. First Subtract (using Pathfinder panel) your circle from a rectangle, larger than your image, and then clip your background using this rectangle with a round hole in it — select both the image and the shape and use Object > Clipping Mask > Make.
2. Fill your circle with black (since you are working in CMYK, use rich black, or even registration swath to fill it), then select both image and the circle, open Transparency panel and press Make Mask button. Make sure you have both Clip and Invert Mask options unchecked in this panel.
Sure, these are workarounds, but quite effective ones.
Please comment back if it works for you.
An error occurred while saving the comment This one requires more details.
What does the 'background for edges' mean?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Your text gets 'disassembled' in the same manner one can get with applying Flatten Transparency to it, twice — it gets broken in lines first, then into kerned pieces.
While the nature of this is more or less clear, it’s strange it is happening to you if you are not using Flatten Transparency. I have some guesses though.
1. Do you save your files in the .ai or .pdf format?
2. If it is an .ai, do you have the 'Create PDF Compatible File' option checked?
3. Does it happen while you are working or only when you load the file back?
4. Does this happen if you do the same, but not using MS Teams? -
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An error occurred while saving the comment As far as I understand it now, it is done now, with the Animated Zoom option in Preferences > Performance.
Does it do it for you?
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is a third-party plugin, Rasterino from Astute Graphics, which allows to do exactly that.
Why Adobe never figured out their own way to complete the integration between their two oldest apps, in 30 years — I have no idea.
Shame!An error occurred while saving the comment There is a plugin called Rasterino, from the AstuteGraphics plugins pack, which allows exactly this — open an embedded image in Photoshop, and update one when it’s saved. It also allows better cropping and trimming and other useful things. I advise to try it, if you need this often. Too long to wait until Ai team implements something, AG team managed to invent a decade ago.
An error occurred while saving the comment I kinda protest. What AI need is an ability to open embedded images directly in PS, as Rasterino plugin now allows.
An interesting idea!
I know though that any modification of this OS dialog, both Mac and Windows, is quite difficult for engineers to pull of, there is a lot of restrictions to it... and this option should definitely be located right there in the dialog and not buried somewhere else in Preferences, because this approach can annoy a lot of users who prefer it the native way.