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An error occurred while saving the comment I can’t say Corel Draw has that better approach to hotkeys. There is a subtle difference, but not that great. If you think otherwise — please elaborate why.
As for the Align / Distribute keys — oh, yes, it was a great pain! Now fixed though, they got added to Object menu and can now use conventional hotkeys instead of action-wraps.
There is a room for improvement though, and there are many hotkeys related request on these forums, I recommend to search and upvote those you find important. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment This definitely needs some more explanation, before and after pics, a task the case needs to solve, etc. The request is too broad and unspecified.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Mark, it’s not a 'layer style', it’s a 'blending mode':
https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/transparency-blending-modes.html — and blending modes are a part of transparency/opacity in Illustrator (since they deal with it). In Photoshop Layers are merged with Transparency, for various reasons, but it’s most probably won’t happen in Illustrator.As for the live preview — it is planned, but not yet scheduled.
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An error occurred while saving the comment ColliderScribe from Astute Graphics does it right, but there is still a room for improvement. Check it anyway, perhaps it covers the needs you have (a paid tool though)
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An error occurred while saving the comment There are several external solutions to this you can use already:
— https://guideguide.me — formerly a free, but now a paid one
— custom free scripts, like the one given here: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/a-script-for-creating-guides/m-p/11906968 — it’d require some editing (for now it creates extra guides and works for a selected group only), but it does the job
Sure an option to have these options from the box is a nice thing to have. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment You mean 'to cut a custom shape with a horizontal/vertical line so that the two shapes produced would have their areas relate as the given percentage value and the remainder from the 100%?'
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I would love to see Output Preview as in Acrobat DC with the Percentage Ink shown when you move over
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Suddenly, this has been fixed in the latest Prerelease Build 30.4.0.211, now available in CCD app for all Prerelease program members.
This means the fix is planned to be later pushed in the next general 30.4 release.
An error occurred while saving the comment So stupid
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An error occurred while saving the comment The dictionary Illustrator uses is quite poor it seems, especially for non-English languages.
But what’s more important, Ai always wants me to make each first word capitalized in a line after a soft-break. Hey, do you know soft break is not a paragraph return, right? It means just a new line, not the end of a sentence.
Just stop. It makes the Spellcheck completely useless.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It can work with one or more points at once
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is exactly what Reposition Point Tool by Astute Graphics can do. like the GIF shows.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jon, it’s a very weird case indeed.
Both of your weird chips are patterns (!). And while the darker one is included in the Swatches panel, the lighter one is not, and I had to add it manually.
So an easy solution to this is to expand and Pathfinder Merge these.
But how did you get these? I had cases similar to this in my practice, but have no idea how to unintentionally produce them. Can you tell a story of making this row?An error occurred while saving the comment Can reproduce it, thanks!
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Mark, this is not how you should ask about this :)
Instead, 'allow users to customize each dropdown menu instead of having predefined sets' should be asked for. Including Stroke Width and maybe Opacity.