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AI "File New" Interface size problem

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Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 2020

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When using Ai recently, I found that the legacy "File New" Interface is used to create a new document size with a decimal point of 2 /3 (such as 200.123*200.123mm) , and then create a new document size again, which will automatically bring out 4 decimal places (such as 200.1238*200.1238mm). Of course, I can delete decimals manually (such as 200 * 200mm). But there is still a problem that the size of the interface of the next new document will automatically bring out 4 digits after the decimal point (for example, 200.0003 * 200.0003mm).

I have tested three computers, and the same problem exists. This is not the case with the new file new interface. What is the problem, please? My computer system is macOS 10.14.6, Ai version is 24.1.

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Apr 25, 2020 Apr 25, 2020

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All measurements in Illustrator (PostScript and PDF) are done in point sizes with a lot of decimals. So any other unit will be converted. However, the originally entered size might be kept in memory as meta data, in the one or the other version of the dialogue. Just like with guides at a mm value – they won't be turned into point distances.

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