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Marius,

If you read my post again you will see that it was just a joke about the path Adobe has chosen for Illustrator. New problems are introduced at each new upgrade and the old problems are never addressed.

If some old problem is addressed, the fix is added to the next upgrade and not released as update. This only creates a trade of old problems with new problems and there is no way out.

. . . . �We could have an Avant-garde Illustrator, which will include all the new features (live trace, live color, blob brushes, etc.) and all the good things that make working with it a really �enhanced user experience�. At each new upgrade a lot of new great features will be added; maybe sometime new features will introduce little bugs, little crushes, few extra nodes, few more lost files, some new error messages, but those are just little details that generally don�t take away the pleasure of upgrading.� . . . . .

have a good day

Alfredo