WE NEED ROTATE CANVAS FUNCTION!!!!!

[_David_Caro_]

Hey all developers, im an ilustrator and i love adobe programs. I thanks all developers that make everyday Illustrator a better program.

I want to know if some one can help us (all the ilustrators of the world lol) developing some plugin ore something to rotate the canvas.

thanks.

[Kurt Gold]

In recent versions of Illustrator you can do it, but Illustrator rotates the entire scratch area, not individual artboards.

[michelew83603738]

Hi, what version are you using? While you can't rotate an individual artboard, you can rotate the entire view. Is that not working for you?

[Kurt Gold]

Michele, I'm pretty sure that David is using Illustrator CS 2 or any earlier version of the application.

Don't you think so?

[michelew83603738]

I didn't look at the original date of the post! How did that suddenly pop up!

[Jacob Bugge]

Michele,

I can think of a few questions before the one you brought up.

How did it escape the archive in late 2007 (after six months without replies) and be doomed to slide over the edge and fall into the abyss in 2008 after a year and a half, as things were in the later days of the fair forums (as I found out in 2004 when threads lasted two years, after looking in vain for some important threads from 2002, after which I built my own archive and kept some of the most important threads live by posting regularly), until the Jive forums came with the promise of all threads being kept.

And how did it escape the great deletion after the switch to Khoros of threads with no replies since some time round the turn of the year 2016/2017, removing two thirds of the threads surviving until then.

[Ton Frederiks]

Like this one:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/illustrator-discussions/rubberbands/m-p/12662212#M306163

[Kurt Gold]

As you can see, Michele, Jacob elaborately explained what happened in the past.

My guess why some of the very old topics that had been buried alive could actually escape is that they somehow managed to get some camouflage suits and thus outsmarting the forum database and its rules.

They are pretty smart rascals that appear from time to time and it's kind of fun to reply to them. Like replying to a message in a bottle you suddenly find at an unknown beach.

[Jacob Bugge]

I believe you are right, Kurt.

And I am sure that both this thread and the one you linked to, Ton, came from the other fair forum, the one for the clever folk, because I am sure that they would have had (multiple) replies in our fair forum; and be archived by me.

Now I will also look out for gems from the distant past.

[michelew83603738]

You guys make my day!