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• create a layer to apply globally to all work plans

  I'm a website design in illustrator. The header (menu and logo) and the footer (quick links and other copyright information) will be the same on all pages.

  My site has 5 web pages, so I want to create 5 work plans showing the different pages. I'm doing what I can see the product in full before you start coding.

  Is there a way I can set up a plan of work as a model and have 5 work plans that link the artboard (template) so if I change the model work plan, it affects all web page work plans (5)?

  Thank you

  Nick

  Illustrator doesn't really have an option of 'master work plan. "

  If you are looking for the possibility of having identical articles on several work plans, simply create the first item on a work plan. Drag it to the symbols Panel. Then choose the command Edition > cut followed by Edit > paste on all working plans.

  The Paste command puts the item in the same position on all working plans. If you must then modify the object later, just edit the symbol and all instances on all work plans will be updated as well.

• Is it possible to resize all work plans at the time the way that you used to be able to do in the configuration of document?

  I have a document with 20 work plans. When I resize a that only changes that are. I'm in CS5. Is it possible to resize all work plans at the time the way that you used to be able to do in the configuration of document? Thank you very much!

  Wade_Zimmerman wrote:

  It's a good script but t vrry does not resize some plans of work and not wouldn't

  @ Wade

  You can recode and a confirm in the loop to determine if you want to resize the work plan current in the iteration of the loop, if no installation then jump her, if yes then prompt for sizes and move forward. Then you can resize regardless of those that you wish as such, some and not others. You can even distinguish with each confirm and ask what work targeted plan by displaying its name. I tested this approach and it seems to work ok, but not super stylish, of course, because if you have tons of work plans, it would be a large number of guests/entry. You could lesson prompts by combining the width/height in a single guest. But then again, even at this time sound just as effective to resize each manually via the window of work plans, probably the same amount of work/time user input processing and the targeting of individual work plans. You could perhaps also create script window for multiple entry for plans of work desired, may be based on the selected and build your dialogue window accordingly, I suppose that, at this time, it would provide a more effective approach for this kind of thing that you seem to be describing.

  But that all said that we would be well beyond the original request that CarlosCanto already so generously filled. He might have some comments on your comments.

• Axes on all work plans

  Hi all

  I am trying to create some simple vertical centerlines to shoot at the same place on all existing work plans in my document.  What I have so far is creating a sufficient amount of centerlines, but only drawing in the right place on the half of the plans of work while the other half are drawn into the space between work plans.  Here's what I have so far.

  function addCenterLines() {
      var doc = app.activeDocument;
  
      for (var i = 0; i < doc.artboards.length; i++) {
  
      var abRect = doc.artboards[i].artboardRect;
  
  
      { // Add top line
      var line = doc.pathItems.add();
      line.stroked = true;
      line.setEntirePath( Array( Array(abRect[2]/2, abRect[1]-10), Array(abRect[2]/2, abRect[1]-20) ) );
      };
  
  
      { // Add bottom line
      var line = doc.pathItems.add();
      line.stroked = true;
      line.setEntirePath( Array( Array(abRect[2]/2, abRect[3]+10), Array(abRect[2]/2, abRect[3]+20) ) );
      };
  
  
      }
  }
  
  

  Here is a screenshot showing the top of a couple of work plans and the central lines placed between the two.

  

  I think I have a misunderstanding of how the abRect coordinates the work, as in which side is [0], [1], [2] and [3], which can be driven to my inability to get this right.  If someone could point me in the right direction so I can sort my construction lines, I would greatly appreciate!

  Thank you

  Ben

  NOTE: Centerlines provided in the print dialog box are not an option in this case.

  artboarRect values in the table are [left, top, right, bottom]

  check this example, I got carried away and added horizontal lines

  function addCenterLines() {
      var doc = app.activeDocument;
      for (var i = 0; i < doc.artboards.length; i++) {
  
      var abRect = doc.artboards[i].artboardRect;
  
      // be more explicit to make it easier to visualize/read/handle
      var abLeft = abRect[0];
      var abTop = abRect[1];
      var abRight = abRect[2];
      var abBottom = abRect[3];
  
      var abWidth = abRect[2]-abRect[0];
      var abHeight = abRect[1]-abRect[3];
      var abCenter = abWidth/2;
      var abMiddle = abHeight/2;
  
      { // Add top line
      var line = doc.pathItems.add();
      line.stroked = true;
      line.setEntirePath( Array( Array(abLeft+abCenter, abTop-10), Array(abLeft+abCenter, abTop-20) ) );
      };
  
      { // Add bottom line
      var line = doc.pathItems.add();
      line.stroked = true;
      line.setEntirePath( Array( Array(abLeft+abCenter, abBottom+10), Array(abLeft+abCenter, abBottom+20) ) );
      };
  
      { // Add left line
      var line = doc.pathItems.add();
      line.stroked = true;
      line.setEntirePath( Array( Array(abLeft+10, abBottom+abMiddle), Array(abLeft+20, abBottom+abMiddle) ) );
      };
  
      { // Add right line
      var line = doc.pathItems.add();
      line.stroked = true;
      line.setEntirePath( Array( Array(abRight-10, abBottom+abMiddle), Array(abRight-20, abBottom+abMiddle) ) );
      };
  
      }
  }
  
  addCenterLines ();
  

• How to use the action on all work plans

  I'm trying to find a way to use a single action that can be applied to several work plans.

  How you configure your work plans and guides. I just tried a test action that created two work plans using the work plan tool, then I did drag the guides. The guides are per document, and not unique to each work plan, but the action ran fine.

• By selecting the same outline color or fill in only a single work plan (not all)?

  This seems to be an obvious question. I have 6 work plans in a document, each containing a slightly different version of a complex logo that I'm working on. In the past, I would have just used a large body of work and had a layer for each different version but this time I thought I'd give multiple work plans, a go (I've just updated for CS3) and without layers. Trying to go to Select - same line color, it seems that it selects the same color of stroke on ALL working plans. In the past I would have had the layers locked except the one I was working on. I looked in preferences to see if there's something to turn it off, but it does not exist. Am I missing something?

  One thing you can do:

  Select the entire document on the artboard, you are dealing with, select reverse, Lock (Cmd + 2).

  This way you have blocked all on other work plans.

  You can now select same wotever on the artboard, you deal with without affecting the others.

• Command of the keyboard to switch between work plans?

  I was unable to find a shortcut - or a menu/button option - to change the display between work plans (like turning pages in InDesign). If there is not one, I hope it's in the works for the next update. Double click right on the artboard in the layers panel displays its parameters and Ctrl + 0 by default to "adapt (all work plans) on the screen.

  So far my solution is to Ctrl + 0 to 'hold the artboard on screen. ' I can, click once on a work plan in the layer panel, then press the shortcut and it will be re-center/size on the newly selected artboard. But this involves several steps and you may need to scroll down in the layer panel. A simple 'page' high-low shortcut would be nice.

  Thanks to all the people who have comments!

  -Ryan

  What a great question, but no, we don't have navigation plan work in Photoshop as we do in Illustrator, or page navigation as in InDesign. You can put in your request here: feature request/Bug Report Form .

• Guide to PHOTOSHOP - issue Simple, just not found the answer [Guides under work plans. How to get the guides above work plans?]

  Working with work plans, I noticed that the guides that I drag are layers under work plans I do not currently use.  I saw guides that are available in the workspace that are layered above all work plans.  What is the command to switch between the two types of guides?

  The position of the guides depends on what is selected when you drag them off the leaders.

  With a work plan selected, drag the guides of the rule to the canvas. These guides now move with the artboard. You can also duplicate a work plan with the guides assigned to assign identical to the duplicated artboard guides. Alternatively, you can select view > new layout Guide for target work plans you want. To set the visibility options guide, select view > Show > Guides of the artboard.

  Or select a layer, drag the guides of the rule to the canvas. To set the visibility options guide, select view > Show > Web Guides.

  

• Export of work plans that jpg randomly adds a pixel to the document

  I created a document of 10 pages to 1200px x 1200px. When I export the pages as jpg at 72 dpi for web, some of the files become a randomly added pixel. So the first page will be 1200 x 1200 properly but the 2nd page is 1200 x 1201, and the third is 1201 x 1201 and the fourth is 1200 x 1200, etc.. I have confirmed that all pages are the same size (1200 x 1200) and I made sure the default units are defined in pixels. Anyone know what could be causing this? Strangely if I select 150 dpi as output all come out as it should to 2500 x 2500 with no extra pixels. I hope someone can help me with this, as it is screwing up placing the images on the website. I've have to run a batch every time to resize them at 1200 x 1200.

  Here is a picture showing what I mean.

  

  check each work plan's sitting a measure specific pixel, not 4613.77px like you have one shown. Make sure that all work plans are a specific position X and Y pixel whole values for example 4613px. as AI allows them to sit at randome positions.

• Why the my canvas size is bigger than my work plan?

  Hello

  I'm working on a larger project, where I have mulitple PSDs linked in a single document. The individual DSP that have all plans of work that are the same size, but in inspection of the size of the canvas on these documents vary considerably in size.

  This causes me some discomfort because:

  -When you place the PSD files in the main document, the bounding box of the PSD is much larger than the graphics I want to place.

  -Second, if I want to resize the size of the canvas on the current related DSP, I am trying, it shrinks the chart down much more that what I would actually. This causes me to have to change the size of each graphical element, which sometimes can be quite tedious.

  In my view, that the size of the canvas should be able to resize the artboard size I'm working on, if only when I have a single work plan I'm working on (which is currently the case).

  Is there a way to adjust PS for the canvas size will correspond to the size of the artboard? Whereas if I adjust the length of the arboard, the size of the canvas reflects the change in size?

  Thank you.

  Unfortunately, it is still an open question in our backlog of work.

  The following workaround solution is clumsy, but should work:

  1. choose the tool work plan.

  2 Unger, the gear icon, deselect auto size canvas. This setting affects only the current document.

  3. adjust the size of your canvas as needed using the Image-> canvas size command. It will remain at that size until you change it again manually.

  Work plan documents do not show the extent of the Web, but there are ways to see: layers of filling (with disabled auto-nid) under all work plans, for example.

• Rename work plans using their number

  I need a script or action or rtfm-citation that renames all work plans (may be selected only, but I don't see any use of it) with the default template ('graphic board X'), where X is a real number to the artboard.

  I'm a little tired after rearrange the order of the arboards their labels do not correspond with the numbers.

  function renameArtboards() {}

  var app.activeDocument = docRef;

  var aB = docRef.artboards;

  for (var a = 0;<>

  var curAB = aB [a];

  curAB.name = 'Work Plan' + [a + 1];

  }

  renameArtboards();

• fusion of work plans / documents

  I have a lot of files that need to be merged.  I want to make a script that will take everything, including layers and merge them to another document.  I can open Document 1 and 2 of the Document and run the script.  He take any document 1 and move it to the document two and place 2 to 3 inches left of the artboard of document 2.

  I know that some scripts, but I have not tested with work plans.  I'm not asking to write the script, I just need pushed in the right direction, I'm over a period of time, I have more than 3 k files that need to be merged.

  I have no underlayment on all work plans, it's a 3 total layers, 2 layers are full of objects and the last layer has only an object inside.

  Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you very much.

  -Zantcor

  Check this script to open multiple-page pdf in illustrator, I do kind of the same thing you need

  Open PDF multipage | AI scripts

• How the layer is duplicated into several work plans?

  Hello

  I use Photoshop CC 2015.

  I'm working on a document with different arboards.

  And I need to duplicate a layer from one to all work plans.

  Is it possible to do?

  Thanks for your help!

  Unfortunately there is no other way for the exception manually.

• Is it possible to export the layers of work plans?

  I was so happy when Adobe introduced plans to work in Photoshop. And was impatient to try it on the practice. And earlier I finished Web site design that has by page 3 work plans. And a lot of layer comps on every page.

  And it turned into a nightmare...

  I can't export all the layers automatically. I have to manually put in each layer comp, click on "export as...". ». In the same file names are the same (called as a work plan). So I have to rename the exported images before the switch then layer comp and export it.

  If I use the command "export > Layer Comps to files...". ', it exports all work plans in 1 file for each layer comp. But the worst thing is that these files look like this:

  -with huge space empty around work plans.

  I spent a lot of time designing the site and now I even can't show the client!

  So my question is:

  Is there a way to export the layers of each work separately plan with corresponding file names? (as it works for the old "Layer Comps to files... ("without work plans).

  But if there is no solution I think it's a major issue in usability.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  If nothing else arises perhaps you should ask for help on to

  Photoshop scripts

• Impression of work plan - how to choose a printing (Windows)

  Print PS CC 2015 dialog box doesn't seem to be aware of the work plans. The small preview behaves as if all work plans are part of a large 'page' rather than separate pages (as in Illustrator). This is the expected behavior?

  I was hoping to use work plans and the associated images to facilitate printing on my home photo printer.

  PS 2015.0.0

  Windows 8.1

  (HP B9180) local inkjet printer

  I just added this request to our backlog. Thank you!