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Artboard Enhancements

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From: Anil_Natha
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 00:13
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After playing with multiple Artboards for a little bit now I've thought of a few features that would be helpful. Of course if these features are already in CS4 and I'm just a retard for not realizing it, feel free to yell at me. ;)

1) Layers specific to an artboard. I would imagine many users create multiple artboards in one file so that they don't have to have many files open and can just work in one file and move around the working area to see all the graphics they are working on. Well, it'd be handy to have the layers pallete show layers that are specific to that particular artboard, and/or a feature to toggle showing all the layers of each artboard. Of course in order to do this and to know which set of layers goes to which artboard, be able to label each artboard with more than just a number as it currently is.

2) pasting from one artboard to another enhancements. If you have multiple artboards, all the same size. it'd be great to be able to paste from one artboard to another preserving where that item was positioned in the source artboard into the second. i.e. artboard 1: black square at x:10 y:10. Pasting into artboard 2 would allow you to automatically paste it at x:10 y:10 of artboard 2.
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