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No longer happens in latest versions
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An error occurred while saving the comment I think I know what you mean, but can you please record this on video?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yeah, it’s a complicated problem.
Some panels have fixed heights. Some panels are resizable. When you combine panels with different heights and height modes into a panel group, and then dock them all — they start fighting.
For example, you have Properties panel in the group at the bottom — but Properties is a very tall panel, it has a strict minimal size, and when you enable it — it tries to push other panels apart. When it can’t take the height it needs (because you want Transparency and Swatches) — it collapses. Transparency has a fixed height, so the only choice Ai has to follow to fit them all within the dock is to stretch Swatches.
Just don’t dock Properties into the dock in a group with other panels. It’s s special panel designed to do exactly what you want — have everything a user might need in the specific moment. It’s not good though — but this is my private point of view. Anyway — try to remove it and see how it goes.
Also — try to not dock panels into the frame, perhaps this is better way for you.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes. Using Character panel does not do that, but when I change tracking using it, Ai still inserts one additional 'Undo' operation.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Naomi, which Ai version it is?
Do you have the same problems in the previous version? Can you check it?
Which setting do you use to trace the image? Can you give a screenshot of these settings? Can you provide a test image which causes this error when you 're-edit' the trace?Please tell more about presets (I have my own observations, but I’d like to hear your own opinion on that).
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An error occurred while saving the comment Not enough data provided to evaluate the problem. No steps — no investigation.
Please share the test file, the exact settings used in Save for Web dialog, the resulting image. Nothing can be fixed until it is clear enough to reproduce. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment @Mark, a heavy one. It takes my 27.2 at my Windows machine (AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 15.9GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 960) from 16 up to 60 seconds to perform an operation, but it survives. I tried two dozens moves, stable still. But — the artwork doesn’t really move the full distance I drag it to...
But no crash :/An error occurred while saving the comment @Mark, can you share a test file, the steps and a short video of it crashing at your side, so that a team can follow these and replicate it on their side?
An error occurred while saving the comment I wonder, does it help to not copy and paste, but to drag it from a document to another, through their tabs? Not as handy as using a buffer, but perhaps it can save you some time.
Also — if you have the time — can you check if it crashes still with something else than this particular atlas-file?An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, this is a tight knot to try to untie.
Can you try to isolate this specific piece of artwork that crashes this particular configuration into a file, to share with the team, so they can try to reproduce this on their side? I know it’d be difficult to do, but there is little that can be done without it.An error occurred while saving the comment Michael, do you send crash reports when this happens?
What kind of artwork getting pasted does cause this? Text, images, vectors, a mixed one?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Marius, can you check color profiles for both of these documents (Edit > Assign Profile) — which one is used?
Then, what are the color management policies are in order (Edit > Color Settings)? Specifically the RGB one — does it say 'Convert to Working Space'?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ashot, can you check if the 'Size/Leading' value in Preferences > Type is something normal and usable?
Please also try to replicate it with only Ai launched, and no other apps — perhaps something is stealing these hotkeys form AI. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Ugh, this is bad. So does it happen for all formats other than PNG, right? What about JPEGs, TIFFs? What happens if you use something like Export Assets / for Screens?
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It got resolved by assigning the new shortcut for 'View using GPU/CPU' / removing the old. Can be treated as a solution, but it’s still unclear how Illustrator allowed two identical hotkeys exist at the same time (usually a warning gets displayed, and the older command gets blanked). So if anyone has the same problem — please comment.
An error occurred while saving the comment This is just bonkers.
Again, does not happen for me on Windows... Ctrl+E stays where I put it and it never gets assigned to that toggle.
Will ask some other folk to test it on Mac.
Thanks, Marc.An error occurred while saving the comment And Ai never warned you about the conflict, like this?
Strange, it immediately removes it from GPU when I try to assign it to Expand...
I’d like to know more, but I assume you might be just happy enough with that and do not want to experiment more.
Do you think it can be marked as Resolved?An error occurred while saving the comment So if I get this right, until you removed the Cmd+E from 'GPU/CPU view' and (possibly) replaced it with something else, Ai had been showing it for both commands. And when you actually used the hotkey — it preferred to toggle and not expand, while still displaying both as valid?
An error occurred while saving the comment OK, this one. Not happening for me on Windows.
I assigned Ctrl+E to Export As ages ago, and it stays.
But I want to help to investigate — and so far you are the only user who reported this. So it’s up to you to make some tests — please.
What happens if you assign Cmd+E to something else than the command you want to have it?
What if you assign something else to 'View using GPU/CPU' instead?
Does it stay in the dialog when you commit changes and open it again? What if you toggle your set and the default one and back?
Do you save the Keyboard Shortcuts in a file? What happens if you load a saved set back in the same session? -
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A script feels like an overkill. A graphic style is just enough. Once saved, it can be inserted into a persistent user library and get applied in a single click. So, what's the point of this request? This is something you can already have.