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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s very weird!
So you mean you had Ai 27 installed and it was not behaving like this? And if you downgrade back, the full menus are shows?
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An error occurred while saving the comment It is expected. Neural networks are generally bad at creating readable text.
It gets better and will certainly improve, but don’t expect much of it for now. -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Do you have any plugins installed?
How many fonts do you have installed?
Do you have Illustrator installed on an SSD or an HDD?
What are you OS specs?
Do you mean the splash screen is still visible or does it freeze after it’s gone? Or does it happen after? Or when you create or open a document?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Oh yes, happens all the time!
When you select one line, many lines, all lines, one character only, the whole object...
Does not help if you reenter the new value, or set Auto... BLANK all the time.
The bug is nowhere new, and finally it got reported.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Can you show some examples of the look you are after?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yep, Illustrator waits a bit before applying justification settings after text is modified locally...
Sometimes it’s noticeable like this, sometimes less visible.The other question is 'why?' though.
In this particular case it feels like Illustrator has to adjust word spacing to fit the first line as a whole... but if we open justification and set all Word Spacing to 100% and keep Letter Spacing at 0% (and don’t touch Glyph Scaling) — Ai still performs the same way, with a false break!My guess is that it takes custom tracking into consideration also. If I set it to zero — well, the same thing we briefly see happens, the text splits. Perhaps it’s somehow related to the order of operations it needs to justify the text.
Anyway! It doesn’t really happen in InDesign. I am pretty sure it can be fixed, and it should be.
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An error occurred while saving the comment You don’t have to use dropdown panels, you can use just Color panel for that, same results.
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An error occurred while saving the comment That’s very weird!
Does it happen only with long texts, or with smaller ones as well?
Area or Point Type?
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An error occurred while saving the comment I am amazed nobody made at least scripts to cover this gap. Seems like a doable task.
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An error occurred while saving the comment David, I guess you mean the InDesign’s 'every image is paced within a frame paradigm', that makes total sense for publishing purposes, but can hardly be a universal in a more general app as Illustrator, which is not about layouts all the time?
Clicking Mask button once per image for me seems like not a too large price... It also works for several selected images at once.
What I do miss though and wish to have in Illustrator, is InDesign’s fitting options: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657-illustrator-desktop-feature-requests/suggestions/40607677-image-fitting-options-like-indesign-sketch-and-fi — a request that has amazingly low vote count.AdminEgor Chistyakov
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An error occurred while saving the comment I actually clearly see the difference now, and agree these differ.
Auto-size in Ai makes the frame to auto-expand or auto-shrink vertically when text is added or removed, while keeping the width fixed. InDesign offers a lot more options in Text Frame Options > Auto-Size: height and width separately or together, proportionally or not, from a chosen corner or side, with minimum and maximum values...
But double-clicking a frame marker or a corner does a different thing altogether — it actually resizes the frame to hug the text from the side/sides needed at the moment, and it makes the text to overflow when it gets added later. It’s basically 'auto-size once'.
We can do the same thing though in a way already, utilizing something InDesign does not have — point text.
Double-clicking the round marker on the right side of the bounding box (or going Type > Convert to Point Type) and then clicking it again when it goes white effectively makes the frame hug the text tight, giving mostly the same results.
The downsides of this solution — it requires two precise double-clicks instead of one, and it drops all the Area Type Options if you had any (like Inset Spacing or First Baseline distance) — which is mentioned in this report: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/47243432I’d say it’s close enough, but why not going a bit further and actually have it. Voted.
An error occurred while saving the comment Robin, but why do you specifically say you don’t mean the 'Auto-size' option? What is the difference for you?
An error occurred while saving the comment There's 'Auto Size' option in Type > Area Type Options that does this
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An error occurred while saving the comment Gerardo, what are your specs? OS, GPU, driver version? Computers differ.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Great observation. I had this problem with closing tabs as well. All browsers do it well enough today, true. Worth stealing!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Still an issue
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An error occurred while saving the comment Jose, does it happen still in newer versions?
If it does — can you record this on video and share here, please?
Good find. Large canvas documents utilize hidden scaling coefficient, and some function still can’t work with it well. Embedding an EPS seems to be one of them :/
Thanks for the report.