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This request's name doesn't directly address the feature request. Most of the comments here are about the total lack of a "Reveal in Explorer" option in WINDOWS. I may start a new feature request, but for now:
So simple to implement! So useful! I work in both the Mac OS and Windows environments, and this is just another thing to remember when I switch from one to the other.
It's built straight into the Windows versions of Photoshop and Acrobat. InDesign has something like it, but in a different location.
Illustrator simply doesn't have it.
The workarounds are just that, and I doubt that I'm the only one working on a locked-down workstation with a less-than-responsive IT department. My privileges don't permit me to write to Illustrator's scripts folder.
This has been requested for at least eight years. I have a copy of CS3 which also does not have it.
It's surprising that this feature only has 22 votes. Maybe it's because the original request is really more of a Mac thing?MS
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As someone who uses both Windows and Mac OS, I'm surprised that the Windows versions of Illustrator (and InDesign) don't let the user right-click on an open file tab and choose "Reveal in Explorer" from the flyout. Photoshop and Acrobat have it, but not Illustrator. (InDesign has a similar feature, although it's at the bottom of the frame and requires an extra click. Points for trying.)
This is a flaw in Illustrator's design which goes back 20 years, at least; it is inconsistent between Adobe's products and platforms; and it looks like it would be pretty simple to fix: the information is right there.
Example of why this is a problem: I needed to edit a file today, a little project which I put together quickly yesterday in a hurry. Illustrator had the file listed under "Recent Files," but once it was open, I didn't have access to the location Illustrator was reading from.
What the actual heck?