Make color palette options persistent

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4 total messages Started by JoshP Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:48

#170

Author: JoshP
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:48

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Each time I open Illustrator I must manually switch the color palette from RGB to the much-easier-to-use HSB. Unfortunately, HSB does not remain persistent. Also, when trying to edit gradients directly on an object (with both the object and gradient tool selected), each time I double-click a color stop, the temporary color palette pops up automatically defaulted back to RGB, requiring additional mouse clicks to select HSB.

When working with many gradients, constantly switching from RGB to HSB can be quite frustrating, distracting and time consuming, and for me, renders the new intuitive direct-edit gradient feature unusable.

You can see a quick example of this palette bug at:
 <http://www.hotcrayon.com/adobe/001/color-palette.html> (hopefully the link shows up)

Re: Make color palette options persistent

#192

Author: Mariusz
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:31

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I lack the other features:
1 Editing options such as swatches Alt +2. Click

2 Select the marker in a gradient and select Eyedropper tools and download the color of the artboard.

Also I think. I was sure that, as Adobe will do something this is great but it does not check in the AI.

Re: Make color palette options persistent

#193

Author: Mariusz
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:35

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I lose confidence in the so frequent editing. I think I bought every 3 edition.

Re: Make color palette options persistent

#194

Author: Mariusz
Date: Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:42

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Of course, what you wrote to me very irritate in my work, on the one hand, speeds on the other hand, continues to stumble on such small things.

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