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AFP+AFD: Repeat last action shortcut key


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Example of when it would be usefull: applying same modification to selected object (notice that to align all with 0 space beteween objects, I need to click 3 times: "space horizontally", uncheck "auto distribute", "ok"):

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When needing to resize a lot of objects, and after that aligning lines and rows, it can be a pain without this command.

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9 hours ago, Vibe Design said:

I was wondering, why this thread is continuing after this answer here. Ctrl + J does exactly do what is requested (although its labeling with "Duplicate Selection" doesn't really show that it'll repeat the last action as well).

It repeats the last action only if that action was to create a duplicate. (This is referred to in the help as  Power Duplicate.)

What is being asked for is more generalized, a keyboard shortcut that repeats the last action, regardless of what it was.

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8 minutes ago, DesignByAdrian said:

In Illustrator, you can, for example, alt-drag any object to copy it to a new location, then if you hit CMD-D ...

You can in ADe etc. do too, see the power duplicate function (Cmd-j/Ctrl-j).

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Thought I'd revisit this topic again as it just came up on a document. I have a series of boxes and numbers in front of them. The client wants the boxes and numbers enlarged a bit. I used the transform panel to increase the size by typing 115% and using the center anchor point. There are many elements on the page, so it would be helpful to be able to select the next set and CTRL-R (like Corel) or F4 like Microsoft to simply repeat the last action of scaling the objects 115%, rather than having to type it into the transform panel. Symbols aren't a good workaround as they are all different.

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14 minutes ago, Clayton King said:

I used the transform panel to increase the size by typing 115% and using the center anchor point. There are many elements on the page, so it would be helpful to be able to select the next set and CTRL-R (like Corel) or F4 like Microsoft to simply repeat the last action of scaling the objects 115%, rather than having to type it into the transform panel.

Doesn't selecting all relevant element layers and then using the transform panel with setting center point and increase the size by typing 115% does that for all selections?

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