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Is it possible to resize all artboards at once the way you used to be able to do in document set-up?

Enthusiast ,
Nov 04, 2012 Nov 04, 2012

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I have a document with 20 Artboards. When I resize one it only changes that one. I'm in CS5. Is it possible to resize all artboards at once the way you used to be able to do in document set-up? Many thanks!

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Mentor , Nov 05, 2012 Nov 05, 2012

Wade_Zimmerman wrote:

That's a vrry good script but t does not allow you to resize certain artboards and not tohers

@ Wade

You could recode it and setup a confirm in the loop to determine if you want to resize the current artboard in the iteration of the loop, if no then skip it, if yes then prompt for sizes and proceed. Then you could resize which ever ones you desire as such, some and not others. You could even distinguish with each confirm and prompt what artboard is being targeted by displaying

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Community Expert , Feb 17, 2023 Feb 17, 2023

Hi @yugeafria copy the script, open a text editor like Notepad on Windows, paste the script, save as PLAIN text (not Rich Text) with a jsx extension (yourScript.jsx)

 

then in Illustrator go to File->Scripts->Other Scripts...and navigate to your script

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Feb 17, 2023 Feb 17, 2023

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Hi @yugeafria copy the script, open a text editor like Notepad on Windows, paste the script, save as PLAIN text (not Rich Text) with a jsx extension (yourScript.jsx)

 

then in Illustrator go to File->Scripts->Other Scripts...and navigate to your script

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Very useful script. You are ingenious Carlos Canto.

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