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When I change the text orientation from say left aligned (see screenshot) to centered the whole box (and not only the text within the box) will jump to a different position. I. e. the left margin of the left aligned textbox. WHY? This is very annoying behaviour and does not make any sense, does it? What is the idea behind it?
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Jürgen, Berlin
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That irritating behaviour has always been there (nobody knows why).
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I'm quite sure that should they ever change it, a couple of people will appear asking why that useful behaviour got changed. Like always.
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Sure, changing existing behaviour always gets resistance (unless it is an option that can be turned on/off).
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But it is worth to mention it here:
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In the meantime Kelso Cartography has a script that can chage the alignment without moving the text
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Haha, very funny and typical Adobe. Other companies have made a market out of fixing illustrator stuff. Take Astute for example and their plug-ins. Without those serious vector work in illustrator is impossible. I wish I did not have to run a plug-in, script, whatever, but have a program (that is not cheap by the way) that works properly.