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Zoom Bug in AI CS?
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| DavidJ01 2004-02-03, 9:28 pm |
| In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out. In AI
CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-. This is on Windows XP
with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there. Anyone
else ever see this?
David...
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| steggy 2004-02-03, 9:28 pm |
| DavidJ01 wrote:quote:
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> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out. In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-. This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
>
> Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there. Anyone
> else ever see this?
>
> David...
Uhh no anwer David but where did you get that Demo?? Never
saw it, must be me?
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steg
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| DavidJ01 2004-02-03, 10:28 pm |
| I meant to say a 30 *DAY* demo, nonetheless, it's available at Adobe.
http://www.adobe.com/products/tryad....jsp#product=27
David...
"steggy" <steggy@cox.net> wrote in message news:402049FA.F421E2CC@cox.net...quote:
> DavidJ01 wrote:
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> Uhh no anwer David but where did you get that Demo?? Never
> saw it, must be me?
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> steg
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| Oldylocks 2004-02-03, 11:28 pm |
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"DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote in message
news:JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51...quote:
> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out. In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-. This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
>
> Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there. Anyone
> else ever see this?
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> David...
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Just a thought, but is that key combination taken globally by anything else
on your machine? Probably just a demobug but it happened to me with AI and
some key combination once.
-Oldy
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| DavidJ01 2004-02-04, 12:28 am |
| Not that I'm aware of... if I did I assume it would also interfere with PS
7. Like you say, it may be a demo bug.
David...
"Oldylocks" <no> wrote in message news:1020nctc0qeqv2e@corp.supernews.com...quote:
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> "DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote in message
> news:JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51...
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> Just a thought, but is that key combination taken globally by anything
elsequote:
> on your machine? Probably just a demobug but it happened to me with AI and
> some key combination once.
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> -Oldy
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| DavidJ01 2004-02-04, 3:28 am |
| Go Figure... The only shortcut I'm using right now and Adobe goes and
disables it... Also, this is a perfectly legit copy, I just DL'd it
yesterday. Anyway, it's nota big deal...
David...
"LauraK" <lkrz@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20040204005251.20033.00001462@mb-m17.aol.com...quote:
> I remember reading somewhere the Adobe disabled some ctrl shortcuts in
demoquote:
> versions to irritate anyone who tried to use a demo with an illegal serial
> number.
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> laurak@madmousergraphics.com
> http://www.madmousergraphics.com
> web design, print design, photography
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| steggy 2004-02-04, 3:28 am |
| Of course it is legit........but there is software out there
that can crack demo's......
steg
DavidJ01 wrote:[QUOTE][color=darkred]
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> Go Figure... The only shortcut I'm using right now and Adobe goes and
> disables it... Also, this is a perfectly legit copy, I just DL'd it
> yesterday. Anyway, it's nota big deal...
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> David...
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> "LauraK" <lkrz@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
> news:20040204005251.20033.00001462@mb-m17.aol.com...
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| DavidJ01 2004-02-04, 3:28 am |
| Oh I know that, and on occasion it is tempting to look for a hack, but I
just can't afford (and don't want to) do something stupid....
I only wish I was this smart when I was in my teen's !! LOL
David...
"steggy" <steggy@cox.net> wrote in message news:402097F3.29D94F02@cox.net...[QUOTE][color=darkred]
> Of course it is legit........but there is software out there
> that can crack demo's......
>
> steg
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> DavidJ01 wrote:
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| Paul Asente 2004-02-04, 4:28 am |
| In article <JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51>,
"DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote:
quote:
> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out. In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-. This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
>
> Had a quick look at the Adobe forums but didn't see anthing there. Anyone
> else ever see this?
That's quite odd. Take a look at the keyboard shortcuts dialog and see
what it says for that functionality...
-- paul asente
To reply, make the host be the same as my last name
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| peter hansen 2004-02-04, 8:28 am |
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"DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote in message
news:JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51...quote:
> In PS 7, Ctrl- and Ctrl+ works as it should for zooming in and out. In AI
> CS (30 Demo) the Ctrl+ does not work, only Ctrl-. This is on Windows XP
> with SP1, AMD XP1800+, 768MB Ram.
I cannot remember if it was Flash MX 2004 or Illustrator I had the same
problem - I am pretty sure that it was Illustrator CS
I remember how to solve the problem: Goto the
keyboard-shortcut-definition-option and change the CTR++ to CTRL++ but
instead of using the +-symbol beside 0 and above P use the +-symbol above
Enter and below - (minus) in the Num Keyb
That worked for me :D and I am pretty sure it was Illustrator CS
// Peter
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| DavidJ01 2004-02-04, 1:31 pm |
| Thanks Paul,
Thats exactaly what it was. Being accustomed to using the + / - on the
keypad in Photoshop, I naturally thought worked that way in AI :-)
David..
"peter hansen" <wont@tell.you> wrote in message
news:4020e324$0$6684$ba624c82@nntp05.dk.telia.net...quote:
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> "DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote in message
> news:JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51...
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> I cannot remember if it was Flash MX 2004 or Illustrator I had the same
> problem - I am pretty sure that it was Illustrator CS
>
> I remember how to solve the problem: Goto the
> keyboard-shortcut-definition-option and change the CTR++ to CTRL++ but
> instead of using the +-symbol beside 0 and above P use the +-symbol above
> Enter and below - (minus) in the Num Keyb
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> That worked for me :D and I am pretty sure it was Illustrator CS
>
> // Peter
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| grafintek 2004-02-17, 6:28 am |
| Hi Paul,
He is missing the Photoshop shortcut of zooming in (in Windows, in Mac it
resizes the image's window) with the following shortcut: Ctrl. and the + sign on
the numerical keyboard.
In InDesign it works too zooming in into the artboard. It is not operative by
default. There is some reason to complain though.
Regards
Federico Platón
Paul Asente wrote:
> In article <JmXTb.174586$nt4.770124@attbi_s51>,
> "DavidJ01" <DavidJ01@hasnoaddress.com> wrote:
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> That's quite odd. Take a look at the keyboard shortcuts dialog and see
> what it says for that functionality...
>
> -- paul asente
> To reply, make the host be the same as my last name
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