If you have to use Illustrator, I'd say first create ALL the artboards you need (not completely necessary but might as well). Then go to board #1 and create the Guide(s) you want. After you're done, highlight the guides and "Cut", then use "Paste on All Artboards". That should add your margins to every page in exact same spot, then you can "paste in place" for any extra artboards created afterwards. If I'm understanding this correctly. Forgot to add. Once you have your template created, look into saving as an .AIT file (Illustrator Template). Which you can then launch whenever you'd like! Source: https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/129623/how-to-create-template-of-guides-in-illustrator-which-appears-with-every-documen ... View more

Also have you read through any of the other threads..? https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/indesign-stroke-weight-ignored-in-exported-pdf/td-p/13091582 ... View more

  drone view of luscious green lanscape created entirely with shades green for depth and clarity ... View more

Have you tested solid lines in the same file export? Does happen  to these aswell? Have you tried creating a new file just to test..? ... View more

Can you show a screenshot of your Appearance panel? ... View more

Here are a few ideas to try and help you move forward in your design career...   Build a Portfolio That Speaks Showcase your best work (even if it’s from school projects). Include pieces that show your style and versatility. Create mock projects for real brands or hypothetical companies to fill any portfolio gaps. Have an online presence (Behance, Dribbble, Instagram, or a simple personal website). Start with Your Network Reach out to friends, family, and acquaintances—they often know someone who needs design work. Connect with alumni—many grads hire new designers for freelance tasks. Tell everyone you’re available—post on LinkedIn and social media. Freelance Platforms Start small on sites like Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal, Contra, or 99designs. Focus on quality over volume; one great client can lead to referrals. Cold Outreach Identify small businesses or startups that could benefit from better design. Send personalized emails or messages, not generic templates—show that you understand their brand and offer a small design suggestion. Collaborate Partner with developers, marketers, or copywriters who often need design work for their clients. Join local or online creative communities and Slack groups. Social Media Marketing Post your design process, before-and-afters, or mini-tutorials on Instagram/TikTok/LinkedIn to attract attention. Use LinkedIn posts to showcase recent work and insights. Offer Introductory Projects Consider offering discounted or free work (but clearly as a limited portfolio-building offer) for a few clients who can give testimonials. Ask for referrals from anyone you do work for. Attend Events Local networking events, creative meetups, or design conferences are great for meeting potential clients. Volunteer for local organizations—they often need design help and can connect you with other businesses. Learn Basic Marketing Have a 1-page website with your portfolio, services, and contact form. Write a short pitch about what you do and who you help (e.g., “I help small businesses create modern, standout brands with clean, minimal designs”). Keep Building Skills Clients love designers who can also handle branding, web design, or motion graphics. ... View more

Can you supply more details, what setup do you have, what update did you do? We will need more information so the right people can help you try and solve your issue. ... View more

It may be worth adding your issue here: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-desktop-bugs ... View more

What happens if you lock everything in place, save the file, close, then re-open? Do they still move when reopened? I know this isn't a fix but just wanted to see if that makes a difference..? ... View more

Tried to replicate the lovely walk I had the other day...     Prompt used: "Walking along the clifftops of a coastline setting during the golden hour with the sun beaming off the water creating a beautiful shimmer across the water in a futuristic style." ... View more

Can you provide us with a step-bystep process you use to see if we can replicate your issue? ... View more

You do realise that this happened last month...? ... View more

Thanks Jacob 👍 ... View more

Good old Hide & Seek!   Hide & Seek ... View more

Underwater scene with a shipwreck on some rocks, sunlight beaming down showing lots of fish and a large octopus wrapped around the ship ... View more

And with the Illustrtor issue, have you tried uninstalling, clearing preferences, and reinstalling?   Also have you zoomed right out to check if anything is there? ... View more

This might help with the Acrobat issue: https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-reader-discussions/acrobat-collaboration-synchronizer-24-1-has-stopped-working/m-p/14560133 ... View more

Does this happen everytime you use this workflow? Can you provide some system information. What setup do you have, what versions of the software, etc. Also if you could provide a video of what is happening would be good. Just more information please. ... View more

@Atul_Saini are you able to help with this..? ... View more

There has been a lot of chat around this, so maybe look at this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/make-the-text-editing-cursor-visible/m-p/10469002 and see if anything helps. If not you need to add to this: https://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/601447-illustrator-bugs/suggestions/40006384-text-cursor-too-thin-to-see  ... View more

Have you looked at Adobe Fresco as an alternative? ... View more

Great, great, great grandma is still with him... ... View more

Have you tried the solution @Monika Gause says here..? https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/losing-saved-workspace-in-illustrator-beta-after-updates/td-p/14041515 ... View more

  https://lightroom.app.link/ixkVJVBfmIb  ... View more

As darkness draws near, you might be lucky enough to see...   ... View more