Alice
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As you probably know, Illustrator today allows to change this behavior with a dedicated option in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display section.
However, it’s not that accessible, especially when you are already move and copy your artboards.
If you wish this option to be more exposed, consider upvoting this request: Display Move Locked and Hidden Artwork with Artboard option in Control panel and Properties while using Artboard tool / mode
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I am closing the ticket due to lack of response.
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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.An error occurred while saving the comment Alice
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This happens to me too though not very often. This last time the CC Libraries got stuck like this after Illustrator (v22 on Mac) quit (unknown cause). After I reopened it, the CC Libraries was stuck on one library and would not change to another library. I tried restarting the application, restarting the computer, even creating a new library (this worked but again would not switch to another library).
From the post above I tried making the panel wider (didn't work) and right-clicking on the library dropdown (that worked).
This keeps happening. Please fix. Thank you.
Alice
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Before this last release of Illustrator (v22), when a new artboard (#2) was created and happened to overlay an existing artboard (#1), and was then moved, the contents of the first artboard (#1) stayed put if they were locked. Now, when you move the new artboard (#2) overlaying another (#1), the contents of the first artboard (#1) now move even when they're locked. This makes it very difficult to put the contents where they were before the new artboard (#2) moved them.