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Seems to work fine in the latest general build 30.0
Please test it and comment back if you have any problems with it.
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From Object Model Viewer:
<classdef name="Document" dynamic="true">
<property name="rulerUnits" rwaccess="readonly">An error occurred while saving the comment Sergey Osokin
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For an active document, we can get the key value of the ruler units through the app.activeDocument.rulerUnits property.
We can also create a new document with the desired units:
var docPreset = new DocumentPreset;
docPreset.units = RulerUnits.Centimeters;
var newDoc = app.documents.addDocument("Web", docPreset);And can we switch to other ruler units in the document? NO! Because the app.activeDocument.rulerUnits property is read-only, not read/write.
And it's not logical. So it just needs to be linked to the Document Setup > Units dialog mechanism.
In Adobe Community or direct messages comes from users asking how to change units of measure. I came up with a very bad way, suitable for Windows OS, to open Document Setup and emulate keystrokes in dropdown units via VBScript. It doesn't have to be this way, it's a bad workaround.
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I confirm that the artboards are duplicated in reverse order. And it's not just happening in CC 2025 (v29), it started in CC 2024 (v28).
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Example of using the BatchRenamer script to insert values into artboard names
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The team acknowledges the problem and is working to provide a quick fix with an option to disable this in the Preferences.
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Starting with Beta 29.9.0.36 it’s now possible to lock the objects on artboard basis from the Artboards panel, using a new Lock column, similar to one the Layers panel has.
How it works:
- In the Artboards panel, select one or more artboards and click Lock.
- All objects on those artboards lock automatically.
- To edit a specific object, simply unlock it from the Layers panel.
Give it a try and let us know what you think. Your feedback helps the team to shape what comes next.
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Illustrator now allows to Paste on Selected Artboards.
1. Copy the artwork from the source artboard.
2. Open the Artboards panel or select the Artboard tool. Then, select the target artboards.
3. Go to the Edit menu and select a paste option (Paste in Place, Paste in Front, or Paste in Back) to position the artwork as needed. Alternatively, right-click the selected Artboard to access the paste options directly.
Shortcuts are also available.
If you have any feedback — please leave a comment.
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The latest Beta build 29.6.107 now uses the original solid color as a starting gradient color, instead of white, when switching to gradient.
You can still assign the default white-to-black gradient by clicking the gradient chip in the Gradient panel or a toolbar while holding Cmd/Ctrl.
Try it out and let share your feedback.
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Through scripts, we can only change Document Raster Effect Settings > Resolution (DPI). But not units, as Egor said. This is if you try to quickly solve the problem with scripts, since Adobe is unlikely to make you a native set of presets — it will take years.