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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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    umar commented  · 

    FOUND THE SOLUTION:

    "There is a checkbox in. Preferences > Selection & Anchor Display > Move Locked and Hidden Artwork with Artboard."

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    umar commented  · 

    NOOO, Artboard should Move/Copy Each and Every Asset Present on the Artboard, even if its locked or hidden. Consider the Most Common Scenario, We All Lock Background layer(s) so while Duplicating Artboard, we'll Miss Background layers and Other Assets!

    Means we'll first have to Locate All those Locked layers in thousands of layers to unlock them before coping an Artboard!

    And what's the point to Stick the Locked layers at the Same "X and Y" Position, position is Relative to the Artboard and Other Assets so it should Moved with the Artboard.

    Anyone who don't want to move the locked layers with Artboard can Simply keep locked layers outside the Artboard.

    DUPLICATING ARTBOARD means Duplicate the Complete Artboard!

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    umar commented  · 

    There are a Huge PROBLEMS if Working with Scale as listed below:

    1) If used Raster Image, Calculate its Resolution (Proportional to its Physical Position)

    2) If used Repeatable Pattern on Background, and when i am Fully Satisfied with the Pattern Size, i will Sent it for Printer RIP and he will Simply SCALE UP the Pattern 10 TIMES! If i could design at 1:1, i would rather Repeat pattern instead of Scaling.

    3) The Allowed Maximum Size is TOO SMALL that we cannot even Design at Scaled Ratio of 1:10 and 1:12, which is usually Required by Printers and Easy to Calculate.

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