Mike Gondek
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I agree with you would be nice to have Ctrl an assignable key command, especially since most of the key commands are used up and really not much is left.
I deassign most all of the F commands the mac sues for monitor brightness and such, so I can use them for important stuff to me like F1 = merge colors, F2 = print, save, save pdf to desktop.
not wanting Adobe to sue those keys Adobe not to use those keys. Though I hear and understand your frustration, Apple needs to take leadership on some issues to have a stable system.My best suggestion is to use another key for that, or one of the apple key command like Command tab to cycle through open apps.
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To get snapping to work in Illustrator, you need to view >> smart guides. Once the guides are on you will be bale to snap. The default snapping tolerance, is pretty good for most purposes at 4 pts.

Align to pixel grid should only be used for web/video work, not print. The way this works is in the transform palette you can assign a preference of align to pixel grid to each item. In the flyout menu of the transform palette is ” Align New Objects to Pixel Grid”, when this is on, that basically check the align to pixel grid box for each new time you create.
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Mike Gondek
May 17, 2012 at 8:40 pm in reply to: Copy Extrude and Bevel effect from one object / layer to another object / layer in Illustrator CS3You can use the eyedropper, to pick up appearance attributes like that. Yo must though first double click on the eyedropper, and then check both the appearance checkmarks.
There is one more thing yo ned to know is that this will copy appearance attributes at the object level, but if you applied extrude & bevel at the group level , you will need to drag and drop the little icon in the appearance palette, and drop that . You can tell if an attribute is assigned at the group level as you would see the word group, ratehr then the word type as in my example below.
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Mike Gondek
October 25, 2010 at 8:45 pm in reply to: how to get PS bevel / emboss type effects in illustrator? -
Mike Gondek
October 25, 2010 at 8:27 pm in reply to: how to get PS bevel / emboss type effects in illustrator?Never tried pathstyler, and their newest plug-in tryout did not work with my CS4.
You can try changing your Effects >> Document Raster Effects Setting to 300dpi.
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Mike Gondek
October 22, 2010 at 8:59 pm in reply to: how to get PS bevel / emboss type effects in illustrator?effect >> 3D >> Extrude & Bevel
position: front
bevel: rounded
extrusion depth: varies: try 4
bevel depth: varies: try 2ENJOY!





