nicky
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62 votes
Starting v29.6, the measure tool snaps to other objects thereby giving you the ability to measure different dimensions quickly and accurately. Please upgrade your application to the latest build and let us know what do you think.
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5 votes
You can do that by using Graphic Styles panel: https://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/graphic-styles.html
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32 votes
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47 votes
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3 votes
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115 votes
The team had to retract the feature from Beta builds after a brief testing period
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46 votes
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8 votes
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13 votes
Illustrator allows this today with Shape Builder tool.
You need to hold Opt/Alt and either click or brush through the excessive portion of the path, and Ai will trim it to the next intersection or between intersections. Works with selected objects only.
The precision of the tool is limited and bound to internal grid of the document. There is a bug report about this you might want to upvote.
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20 votes
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19 votes
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31 votes
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3 votes
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Option to permanently expand areas of the Properties panel
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22 votes
In latest versions you can enable 'Select and Unlock objects on canvas' option in Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display section.
This adds small lock icons for each locked object you can toggle right there without the need to unlock everything first.
This is not exactly the solution you asked for, no hotkeys involved (and there are no modifiers left to allow this), but it does the job.
Does it work for you? Please leave a comment.
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13 votes
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17 votes
