Jason Burnett
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Illustrator can rotate the view. Perhaps you accidentally did that with adding Shift while panning with Space held?
It can be reset with the field in the bottom left corner, next to Zoom level, or with the View > Reset Rotate View command.
You can read more about rotating the view here: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/rotate-view.html
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The problem is not fixed. As reported, the latest Beta build 28.5.26 resets preferences again. Please comment if you confirm this.
An error occurred while saving the comment How difficult can this be to save the workspace settings in APPDATA or anywhere really? Perhaps you can make the settings exportable and importable. Then, when you update, at least we can re-import the workspace layout we depend on and have worked for hours to configure.
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Hi,
Thanks for reporting this issue, Illustrator team really appreciate this.
Unfortunately we are unable to reproduce this issue in house.
Can you help the Illustrator team to isolate this issue further so that we can nail this down?
1)Kindly provide small video describing the issue , Test file(Via File→Package) & Font with which you are able to reproduce this issue and share with us at ShareWithAI@adobe.com in a Zip file.Please mention the title of this issue as the subject of the mail.
Thanks and Regards
Ankit Goyal
Illustrator TeamAn error occurred while saving the comment Here's what I have found: When I am looking for just the right apostrophe or comma or ligature or something, I often scroll through the GLyuph panel and look for resources in various fonts that I can use to get the look that I am going for.
When Illustrator reaches a font that doesn't have the core letters defined (symbol fonts, icon fonts, font-alternates), rather than skipping the font it can't render or rendering the character set that it CAN render, Illustrator just stops. This is really annoying.
Some examples would be Fork Awesome, a port of an old Font Awesome icon font. When I scroll through and get to Fork Awesome, it stops scrolling until I manually select a different font that it can display.
Oddly enough, clicking on the font will display the font with no problems, it's just when scrolling using the down arrow that the next font won't display and the scrolling stops.
Hope this clarifies the problem.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Is it at all possible that the reason for the delay on some of these issues is that an entirely new interface is b being developed that is more like the web or iPad version? That would explain the lack of response on some of these issues.
Keeping my fingers crossed.
An error occurred while saving the comment Why isn't this fixed?
This post is 2 years old and it still doesn't work. There are 34 upvotes, what does it take to get this resolved? Could we at least get some acknowledgment that this is a priority?
I am losing all faith in Illustrator. You are so busy adding new "features" or previewing new technologies that you leave us with a faulty application. There is no excuse for this. It should have been fixed two years ago. It's a legitimate bug.
Please do something about it.
Anyone reading this, join me in starting a campaign to get people to come to this site and upvote this. Lots of people have this problem and it's a legitimate bug. If we push the votes to the top, maybe they will actually address this issue. It's been two years and this is ridiculous. Contact everyone you know. I'll post on Discord and Reddit and hopefully we can get some traction. Thanks.
An error occurred while saving the comment Shees, every time I said cursor, I meant pointer. That's rough.
Regardless, reading through the comments made be realize something. It has to do with Windows Magnification. I am using a 4k Ultra Wide monitor at 200% magnification. This is making the area that activates the rotate feature bigger than it should be. Somehow, they didn't compensate for the magnification in Windows.
When I drag Illustrator to a different monitor, the problem goes away.
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AdminIllustrator Engineering
(Software Engineer, Adobe Illustrator)
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Please accept my sincere apology for the inconvenience. Please get in touch with us at any of the other support channels – https://helpx.adobe.com/support.html . Since this is not a generic issue that we can reproduce at our end, we will need someone to look into your machine to figure out what is going on here.
Thanks & Regards,
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An error occurred while saving the comment My consistent problem with this concept is that it is constantly in the way. I have to move it out of my way at least a dozen times every hour. And hopefully you are tracking the number of clicks it receives to tell if it is more useful than in the way. In other words, if you register a click event every time someone interacts with your floating context panel, you can separate the number of moves from the number of useful functions clicked. If people are having to move it more than use it or if people aren't using it, that's valuable feedback.
I would much prefer a collapsible side panel with all of the tool options as well as a portion of it for the most common predicted tasks. Sure, I'd have to mouse a little farther, but at least I am not losing my focus constantly having to drop what I was doing and move the thing so I can access the anchor points it's obscuring.
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It is now obvious the issue was not fixed fully. The developers are aware of it now. Let’s hope it will be fixed soon enough.
If you have a solid order of steps which reproduce this behavior, share them in comments, because only some machines are affected. Please help the team to isolate it.
An error occurred while saving the comment This is actually a big problem with all panel values in Illustrator. There are standards that we comne to rely on when "selecting and focusing" input fields that are not being honored by illustrator.
For example, WHEN FOCUSING AN INPUT FIELD, select the entire contents of the field every time. DO NOT EVER INSERT THE INSERTION POINT where the person clicked, for example. ALWAYS SELECT ALL when activating a field.
This is true if you tab into the field, click to activate it, if it is activated by a third party plugin. ALWAYS SELECT THE ENTIRE CONTENTS of the field when activating a field.
I cannot tell you how many times a day I click the X field and type in my value, press tab, and have to deal with a modal dialog box telling me that it didn't understand. THIS IS NEVER A GOOD IDEA.
Either that or if I enter 45 and tab, it sometimes puts 45 in the middle of the previous X value. Now my artwork is at 3459px because it was 39px and I clicked it to make 45, but Illustrator inserted my cursor in the middle rather than selecting the content.
This is also a problem with units. Whatever the default units, keep them unless I specify differently. But if I don't specify units, you can rest assured that whatever I enter into that field will be using the default units.
This is probably my biggest complaint (or second biggest) with Illustrator. Devs need to implement industry standards for INPUT field UX. If I want to insert my insertion point in the middle of a value, I'll click a second time once the field is FOCUSED. That's how it is supposed to be done.
Currently, if you clear a notification or close a notification, it is gone. No way to refer back to it. This is problematic.
Centralized Notifications are GREAT and a great improvement, but they should include archives or read notifications. Often, I will skip a notification that present a potential rabbit hole that I am very interested in, but don't have the time to go down at the moment. Being able to have a list of "READ" or "UNREAD" notifications like email would be great.
Being able to read past notifications would be really helpful.
Thanks for your time and consideration.