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The Creative Could version of Illustrator will be updated on June 17, 2013. With this update, if you are a subscriber, there's a new feature called the Text Touchup Tool. (Click here and then click the Type Touch Tool for a video) What this feature essentially does is allow you to "Free Transform" any individual character or characters within live text. ...


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Illustrator has horizontal and vertical scale options just like Photoshop. But because Adobe are... special... they thought it would be fun to hide a lot of their settings and leave no clue that they are there. Open up the flyout menu with the button at the top right of the character settings window. Choose "Show options", which is Adobe speak for "Stop ...


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Appears to be a bug in Illustrator 16.0.x


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I'd go about this by working with an ignorable artboard, then create an artboard that fits the artwork when the work is done, like this: Create a document with an artboard that is either way too big (5779.55mm seems to be the max), or way too small (0.36mm seems to be the minimum), and ignore the artboard when working. If you're working with a tiny ...


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Try Image > Adjustment > Replace Color


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Those images are not created via Illustrator. You need a real, live, 3D application to create such scenes. Illustrator's 3D abilities are severely limited. If you really want to try in Illustrator, you need to be very familiar with the Gradient Mesh Tool and be very patient when creating.


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Make sure guides aren't locked: View → Guides → Lock Guides Select the guide, right click on it, Release Guides OR you can do Alt + Ctrl + 5 (Windows)


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As the original author of the script linked through OP's post and in an effort to give this question some closure, I'd like to say that most likely the document that Fibericon was trying to save had some layer groups which my original script couldn't handle. It has since been updated. The script can be found linked through my answer, or it can be downloaded ...


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How about enlarging it to 7200%, then tween again and enlarge again to make it the size you would like? You will need to play with the tween lengths to make it smooth, but this should work.



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