Missing color chart

Hello

Since the last update all my custom samples (both recorded in the folder defined by the user and the main folder of swatch) and my custom brushes are all gone, is this normal? How can I get back them?

Hello

Have you installed CC 2014 or updated the previous installation of CC to 17.1? If you have installed CC 2014 so it's another installation all together, so you will need to copy & paste your customized resources to the respective custom locations for swatches, brushes libraries etc.

Please let me know your comments.

Thank you

Dhirendra Mohan

Tags: Illustrator

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