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  1. 11 votes
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    You should use Graphic Styles for that, they store the angle and positioning.

  2. 8 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Do you know that Shift+X does this?
    It does not mean Swatches should not have the button, but why do you prefer a button you have to aim for over the keyboard hotkey? Just curious.

  3. 26 votes
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  4. 4 votes
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    Chris, am I right that this thing you asked for is exactly how it’s done now in latest versions?

  5. 10 votes
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    AdminEgor Chistyakov (Admin, Adobe Illustrator) commented  · 

    Photoshop can do somewhat similar with its Select > Similar command. Definitely a needed thing.

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  6. 2 votes
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    Pedro, you can select the artwork, open Recolor dialog (extended one) and drag-n-drop one swatch over the other to swap them. The only downside of it is that if you artwork has a lot of colors, you’d have to locate them in the list first.

    This can be worked around by making a selection first, using several consecutive Select Same commands, combined with lock/hide operations... But sure we must have a simple command that select all the objects having colors presented in a provided selection of objects/swatches.

    There is a request for that: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/31307023-select-objects-to-then-apply-auto-selection-criter
    It has criminally little votes though!

  7. 4 votes
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    There are several free scrips solutions to do this.
    For example, check https://onthehead.com/ais/ and try these:
    Select items of same width
    Select items of same height
    Select items of same size
    Sure this has to be in Ai from the box.

  8. 3 votes
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    Yes, using 'Web Safe RGB' always feels wrong

  11. 5 votes
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    I don't agree with this.
    Drag-n-drop is also used as a way to apply color. You can easily miss and create square instead off applying.
    If you want create color chart of your swatches — use RenderSwatchLegend script by brilliant John Wundes: http://www.wundes.com/JS4AI/

  12. 3 votes
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    How do you think it should work? Please propose a solution to this that will suffice your needs.

  13. 7 votes
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  14. 8 votes
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    Can you mockup how you think it should look?

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    JD, another related request you voted for is done: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/34950421
    Does it solve you problem.

    Speaking of layers — well InDesign has a very similar Layers model, modelled after Ai (no pun intended). But you think they are different enough to be better in InD. Can you elaborate on that please?

  16. 4 votes
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    Yep, there is a way to change the color of edges for a selection of layers — 'Options for Selection' command in the Layers panel’s flyout menu.

    But perhaps the original poster meant colored backgrounds to mark layers? Like Photoshop allows to and like we can do with actions in button mode?

    If yes — please make a separate request about this.

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