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Two workarounds:
1. Create a custom swatch palette by saving your swatch palette (see Options). You can then select it in the drop-down menu, near the very bottom of the list, "Open Swatch Library / User Defined")
2. Create a "source" file with all your palettes and settings as you want them and save that file in a convenient place. Then just open that file and do a Save As to start your project with your color settings.
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Perhaps pulling it out into its own tool palette will help? (Click the tiny triangle in the vertical space at the very right edge of the pop-up menu of the icon to create its own palette).
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I realize this is not a perfect solution, but perhaps Adobe Bridge may help with this?
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Join the club.
Illustrator has been progressively sluggish for some time now for a multitude of reasons, with no apparent fix in sight, unfortunately. This has been a recurring complaint with many Adobe apps, not just illustrator. -
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Here we go, the first Beta version with the Dimension tool. Still very basic, but more features are to come. Please try the Beta 27.7 (available in the Beta section in your Creative Cloud Desktop application), test the tool and give the team your feedback here in comments. and refer to roadmap to see what will be added later.
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Three possibilities:
1. Vector Scribe, by Astute Graphics, is a plug-in that will do what you are requesting.
2. The Measure Tool is hidden beneath the Eyedropper Tool in the Tools palette.
3. To show your clients a certain measurement in your drawing (printed) you will need to manually add them. -
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Please clarify since Illustrator's selection tools already do this.
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I'm having the same issue with v23.
Illustrator v22.1 does not have this problem and allowed this constraint. Not sure why this was omitted.
The only workaround I could find is to manually type the angle in the gradient palette... or revert to v22.1.
Illustrator allows for this to some degree.
Create a custom tool bar by selecting (from top nav): Window / Tools / New Tools Panel...