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start a non-symmetrical handle option-click a bezier handle with the pen tool to convert it from symmetrical to non-symmetrical Turn on the auto-add/delete option in the prefs in order to simply click a path …

Without an overall image to view, the best I can offer is.... Select all Grab the Live Paint Bucket Tool Click once to create a Live Paint Group Choose a swatch color and click an area to color (lik …

Object > Group will not alter the objects, unlike Pathfinder operations, but will make the two object act as if they are one object.

A Compound path is seen as one object. Other than a gradient, a single object can not have multiple colors applied to different areas. … It sounds as though you want a Group (Object > Group) and not a compound path. A Group is a collection of separate objects that are treated as if they should always remain together. …

You Can't. Anchor points have an "in" and an "out" and that's it. You can not have 3 paths connected to any single anchor point.

Use the Direct Selection Tool (white arrow) In InDesign. It will show paths the same way Illustrator does. (And no bounding box)

Select both the rectangle and inner shape Grab the Shape Builder Tool Hold down the Option/Alt key Click-drag across the part of the line you want to remove.

You will need to draw a new object that covers the hole. You can then combine the new shape with the existing shape with the Shape Builder Tool.

Whether or not Photoshop saves path data can be somewhat irrelevant. Photoshop will retain the vector data within the PSB, PSD, PDF, and EPS formats (Please see the links below). … However, you can't output straight path data from Photoshop in any* format. i.e. …

Paths can only be joined at anchor points, and only 2 path segments can be attached to any single anchor point. The best you can do is to Group the objects, or utilize layers to organize things. …

Symbols. Drag the initial object the the Symbols Panel to create a symbol. This will also convert the original object to a Symbol Instance. When you want duplicates, drag/drop from the Symbols Panel t …

And Open Path is defined as a path with separate anchor points on each end. … Fill indicates a path with an appearance added to the area the path encompasses, not the path directly. The path is used as a container for the fill rather than a spine. …

Assuming the glyphs are type which has been converted to outlines, they are part of a compound shape in all likelihood. An easy fix is to separate the L from the compound shape. Select the L using …

Select the Path with the type on it. … Choose Type > Type on a Path > Type on a Path Options Check the Flip box Set the drop down for Align to Path to Ascender Personally, if creating the circular badge style with type arching over the …

A few unworkable methods: Object > Path > Average can position both anchors into the same location. However, since the anchor's move, the path is altered. … the path to coincide with remaining handles. …