Here is a tutorial and Photoshop template: How to amp up your Facebook profile | Adobe Photoshop CC tutorials ... View more

Sean, the feature takes some getting used to. A benefit of Live Shapes is that you do not have to switch to another tool when you want to transform them. See here for a description: Work with Live Shapes | Adobe Illustrator CC tutorials ... View more

Glad to hear that worked. ... View more

What does not work? After you have done Object > Shape > Expand Shape, use a selection tool to manipulate the line. You will see the bounding Box (if that is turned on in the View menu). ... View more

Object menu > Shape > Expand Shape is the way to convert it to a normal object. ... View more

Select the clipping path and go to Object > Artboards > Fit to Selected Art. Check the "Use Artboards" option when exporting ... View more

Forget my suggestion about the GPU rendering, I tried it and it does not make a difference. Jacob's way (setting the fill to None) should help. ... View more

Maybe the little white space is cause by GPU rendering. Switching between GPU and CPU rendering may solve this: Cmd E (Mac), Ctrl E (Win) ... View more

But now it works fine in CC 2015 with or without GPU disabled... ... View more

Good to hear that. ... View more

Maybe time to reset your preferences, ... View more

What was the past? It worked the same in AI CS6. Just select the objects you want to fit the artboard to and choose Fit to Selected Art (Not Fit to Artwork Bounds) ... View more

Be careful with what you select. You cannot do a simple Select All, or click on the Layer to select it's contents. By Selecting All or Selecting the Layer you are actually selecting everything on all artboards (or everything on that layer on all artboards). By Selecting a single object and choosing Fit to artwork bounds, you will fit to all artwork in your document. Just select the objects on a single artboard and choose Object > Artboards > Fit to Selected Art ... View more

Have a look in your CC desktop app under Previous versions to install the Extension Manager CC ... View more

Koen, can you try to explain what your problem is? Screen dumps with everything selected will help. ... View more

If the creators have CC they can share the file using the Creative Cloud. Even if the file is saved without PDF compatibility it can be viewed online. Edit: there seem to be limitations, placed images or rasterised objects are not displayed. ... View more

It becomes custom when you customise one of the options. ... View more

Luckily I do not have  half a brain, so let me try to help you. Yes these brushes are images, but I suppose the Watercolor brushes in Illustrator started out that way. Have a look at the brushes that are part of Illustrator: Brushes Panel > Open Brush Library > Artistic > Artistic Watercolor Drag them  from the Brushes panel to your artboard to see what they contain. Most of them are groups with reduced opacity. Double click them in the Brushes Panel to see their options. Learn how to create them from scanned brush strokes with Image Trace and shades of gray. Be careful when using them, the resulting file can become very complex and will sometimes only print if you create a rasterised version, ... View more

Yes, you can set the mail message you are composing or the text document to Plain Text and then it pastes as text. The default for these apps is rich text. ... View more

Hi Sanjay, that's what I did, highlighted or not it does not matter, if the TextEdit or Mail document is not plain text, it will paste as PDF. Ton ... View more

Sanjay, it seems for some applications (Apple Mail and TextEdit) that it does not matter if you use the Selection tool or the Text tool, they paste as PDF anyway. But when your document is Plain Text in Text Edit or Mail, it will paste editable text. ... View more

The method from abelcher1987 is more complicated than the Recolor Artwork method Monika suggested. Select an object with the CMYK color and selecting Edit > Edit Colors > Recolor Artwork > Preset > 1 color job… > Library > Pantone whatever you like… This will give you the exact same Pantone color as  Photoshop would give you if your color settings are the same in both applications. ... View more

Thanks Larry, found it: [Ann] IndyFont Demo: make your own (1 character) font Also interesting is Michael Chaize's post: http://creativedroplets.com/how-to-create-symbol-fonts-with-illustrator-cc/ ... View more

But InDesign can. So if you have both, you can create a graphic in Illustrator and paste it into text in InDesign. If you want you can copy that text object from InDesign and paste it into Illustrator. ... View more

I got now 4 themes in my Color themes panel. 9 themes in my Library (including the 4 from Color Themes) and 9 in Adobe Color CC webpage. Confused. ... View more

Hi Peter, we'll ask the Adobe evangelists next week to show it 🙂 Unfortunately, since it's still working for me, I stopped looking for other ways to get it to work. I have seen threads about this where people edit Host files andgot it working, but I cannot find them anymore. Maybe it's time to ask the Illustrator team directly: ShareWithAi@adobe.com ... View more

Jessica, seems to work for me in CC 2015. But you can also choose: Objects > Artboards > Fit to Selected Art ... View more

Mark, I don't know if you got it working, but this worked for me to get the Color Themes working again. It seems like a cache was corrupted. I moved the folder: com.adobe.illustrator from Username/Library/Caches When I launched Illustrator the Color Themes were automatically loaded (and the com.adobe.illustrator was regenerated). ... View more

I got the Color Themes working again. It seems like a cache was corrupted. I moved the folder: com.adobe.illustrator from Username/Library/Caches When I launched Illustrator the Color Themes were automatically loaded (and the com.adobe.illustrator was regenerated). ... View more