I'm fearly new to Illustrator and come from Coreldraw, so please forgive me my ignorance....
I have two questions......
When I want to select a series of objects in CD i drag a rectangle around them, ensuring that other objects i don't want to select, are not completely within the rectangle (so this takes ONE mouseclick).
If I want to do the same in AI i cannot prevent other objects to be selected also if the selection rectangle crosses any part of them.
So my question is:
Is there a way in AI to select 100 small independant objects on top of 100 other big undependant objects without 101 mouseclicks?
(that is also without using layers or groups etc)
second question:
I Use a 1152x864 screen. With this screensize the grips on selected objects are very small and i often click next to them when i want to work fast. On a 800x600 screen they are much bigger and easier to catch but who wants to work on that screensize......
Is there a way in AI to increase the default gripsizes for selected object boundery boxes or node-points?
Thanks for any suggestions......
I have two questions......
When I want to select a series of objects in CD i drag a rectangle around them, ensuring that other objects i don't want to select, are not completely within the rectangle (so this takes ONE mouseclick).
If I want to do the same in AI i cannot prevent other objects to be selected also if the selection rectangle crosses any part of them.
So my question is:
Is there a way in AI to select 100 small independant objects on top of 100 other big undependant objects without 101 mouseclicks?
(that is also without using layers or groups etc)
second question:
I Use a 1152x864 screen. With this screensize the grips on selected objects are very small and i often click next to them when i want to work fast. On a 800x600 screen they are much bigger and easier to catch but who wants to work on that screensize......
Is there a way in AI to increase the default gripsizes for selected object boundery boxes or node-points?
Thanks for any suggestions......