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I don't see that behavior in 1.8.4.693. What release are you running?

If I only change the DPI the object sizes and locations remain as they were.

 

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3 hours ago, Jens Schmidt said:

When changing the DPI in Document Setup it scales all my objects to achieve the new DPI rather simply just changing the DPI which is  the expected behavior.

You probably want to do it with this setting enabled - rescale. Helps?

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I am on mobile

28 minutes ago, Jens Schmidt said:

My Document Setup looks like this...

 

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I am on iPhone now ... is it an artboard? I never used them in Designer so if someone else must assist 😕

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Hi Jens Schmidt,

It looks like the software could be using the last option that was previously set under 'Objects will:'

Do you currently only have one artboard? If so delete the artboard, go to Document Setup and switch to Objects will Rescale and click OK. Then re-insert the artboard using the Artboard Tool (set to Insert to document size) and then change the DPI - you should find that the objects will rescale to maintain the correct sizes.

I'll get this passed over to development.

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35 minutes ago, Sean P said:

Hi Jens Schmidt,

It looks like the software could be using the last option that was previously set under 'Objects will:'

Do you currently only have one artboard? If so delete the artboard, go to Document Setup and switch to Objects will Rescale and click OK. Then re-insert the artboard using the Artboard Tool (set to Insert to document size) and then change the DPI - you should find that the objects will rescale to maintain the correct sizes.

I'll get this passed over to development.

Thank you all guys :)
Yes Sean, It's one artboard and your solution worked perfectly, thank's a bunch :)

I am a bit confused though, why is the granularity setting connected to the size of my art?
To me, Rescale is only relevant to Dimensions: and iff it would be shoehorned in with DPI it should do the very opposite of what it does now.

Thank's again Sean :)

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