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Sven Kalkschmidt

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  1. I totally agree this is annoying and should be fixed. How annoying you find this may depend on the particular use case and how often you encounter it. After years of reporting bugs in design programs to software companies, seeing some getting fixed and others not, I just don't care about reporting any more. I'd rather lose 200 x 0,5 seconds a day encountering a minor bug, than writing, documenting and following up bug reports for hours, when there is not even a guarantee to get it fixed. Hope this helps you see one possible explanation why this is not more widely mentioned.
  2. Sorry for digging this up, but recently ran into the same issue. The isometric grid is auto-activated when you open View>Studio>Isometric. By opening the Grid & Snapping window, Grid type gets set to "Isometric" instead of "Standard". I triggered it, because I just wanted to know how the isometric panel worked in AD. I recommend the devs look into this as a potential UI/UX issue to be solved. Was pretty confused to find my snapping behaving weirdly. Not having opened the palette in the same session I had a hard time establishing a causal connection between the two.
  3. @norbinw please read my last post again. it's about integer values for pixel sizes, not millimeters. 50mm at 300dpi is 590,6 px — that's why you get the white line again. you need to make the artboard 590px or 591px.
  4. The problem is not using integer values of pixels on the artboard / artboard position / object dimension. Setting the document to mm can (in some cases) create non-integer pixel values.
  5. Running into the same problem. Strokes inside of groups don't inherit the "Scale with object" setting. I wonder if this is a newly introduced bug, rather than a UI change. I was on AD (windows) 1.6x before ugrading to the latest version, it worked just fine.
  6. @squirrelfire I am running into the same problem as you are, hopefully this gets fixed soon.
  7. I seem to have reported this about the beta half a year ago, see my post here:
  8. 1.7 install over 1.65 reset my workspace and all custom keyboard shortcuts. Unfortunately I can't even load my old shortcuts from the external file I backed them up to — AD doesn't assign anything on import.
  9. @Sean P sorry for not creating a proper thread for this — will do my best to stick to forum etiquette from now on. thanks for getting back to me. @walt.farrell just to keep you in the loop: maybe this is a bug after all (?)
  10. @Mark IngramAD 1.7.0 Win beta does not read my keyboard shortcut files created with 1.6.5 or earlier (but imports a file created with 1.7.0 beta just fine). Is there any way to fix this?
  11. Strange, it didn't import my keyboard shortcuts from the 1.6.5 beta install, nor does it import the shortcuts file I saved earlier. Was there anything changed regarding keyboard shortcuts?
  12. Running into the same issue, but in my case it's a jpg image that's causing the hiccup. Once I delete it, I get no PDF export error.
  13. Please make "Find in Layer Panel" available in Preferences/Keyboard Shortcuts. At the moment it's only available by right clicking on an object and choosing it from the context menu. I would love to have this exposed in order to up operating speed on files with lots of objects, going through the right-click menu gets tedious rather quickly. thanks, Sven
  14. @Chris B glad to hear that. I am running into lots of problems with symbols — will send you more stuff, when/if I can document/reproduce it.
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