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include stroke weight in measurements

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Feb 17, 2021 Feb 17, 2021

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I used to be able to toggle on and off whether Illustrator adds the stroke wight to the displayed size of an object, and whether it takes into account an object's troke weight when aligning. If I remember correctly it was a check box labelled "Add stroke weight" in the transform palette.

 

I can't find this now - it has been missing for a while but I have worked around it.

 

I'm now doing a job where I really need to be able to toggle it on and of as I'm wokring. Has it been renamed, moved to another palette?

 

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Community Expert , Feb 17, 2021 Feb 17, 2021

It's in the Align palette, 'Use Preview Bounds'. It's always been there as far as I know.

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It's in the Align palette, 'Use Preview Bounds'. It's always been there as far as I know.

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That's it! Thanks.

I would have sworn it was a little check box in earlier versions.

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I can only remember as far back as CS5.

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I remember the Check Box also - 

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"Use Preview Bounds" in Preferences?

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Doug A Roberts pointed out that it's on the Align palette menu - easier than going in and out of global prefs a hundred times, that would have been horrendous 🙂

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