Whence this bounding box?

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• How can you turn on and off this bounding box?

  Hello

  I work with a group of students in AfterEffects and showed students how to move an object.  There is a bounding box appears around the work of everyone with the exception of a student and for the life of me I can not understand how to market.  I'm probably using the wrong name for it, but I enclose a photo.

  Could someone point me toward putting in - should I use to activate it?

  Thank you!

  This is the layer handles. See-> see the layer controls to turn it on. If the layer controls are on and you see her always, click on the compose window and choose View-> display options and see that the "handles" is checked.

• Help, please. Can't resize boxes – this isn't a question of "show/hide bounding box.

  Hello

  I opened illustrator today and found that I couldn't resize all forms using the angle handles. I tried to hide/show the bounding box, and this isn't the issue... I really don't want to reset my preferences. There were similar issues like this, but the only answer I get is hide/show bounding - that is certainly not my problem. Please help - this is driving me crazy

  Hi hummis243,

  You are on Mac OS 10.7 or 10.8? We have similar problems on these operating systems. The current workaround is to upgrade your operating system to 10.9 and it should solve your problem.

  Sanjay.

• Check if the bounding box is another setting of

  Using the PDETextIsAtRect function, I discovered that if returns items that do not part of the bounding box. So I wanted to know if I have two bounding boxes, is it possible to check if the an element bounding box is located in the bx covering something else.

  This isn't valid C. Eh well, clearly, it compiles, but it doesn't do very well what you think. You cannot use form one<= b=""><= c,="" only="" compare="" two="" things,="" not="">

• How to create a bounding box in Photoshop CS6?

  Hello, group.

  The other day, I saw an Adobe web page that showed a picture whose part was a sheet inside. The sheet was locked in a bounding box. However, it seems unlikely that the person working on this image needed (where this picture was concerned) for the text tool. If you need to place a block of type within a bounding box, you simply select the text tool and drag. This creates a bounding box.

  What of those occasions when no text is at issue, but simply a physical object in the picture? How to create a bounding box for this?

  Thank you for all the helpful tips.

  S.G.

  You can also use the move tool, with "Show transform controls" checked in the options.

• Reset bounding box

  In versions before 2015 Illustrator, choose object > transform > reset the rectangle encompassing would reset the bounding box so that she was right, even if an object had been turned. Now, if the shape is created with a basic shape tools, as the polygon, this command does nothing, it is not correct the bounding box.

  Does anyone know how to reset the bounding box on forms of base in CC?

  It seems that we are stuck with it if we want to have forms of living. If you go to object > shape > expand your shape, you can reset the bounding box. But if you then go object > shape > convert shape, the bounding box jumps to angle.

  Thus, the choice is currently Live forms or reset the bounding boxes, but not both. That answer your question?

  (Time for a feature request!)

  ~ Jane Edwards

  

• I want to fill track of Image with white people, but not the bounding box

  I want to fill track of Image with white people, but not the bounding box.

  I have several black and white pen and ink sketches that I want to scan to JPEG, make a record of the image in the drawing line and have "encompassing" transparent but keep the white background in the image.

  Is there a way to do this?

  You would need to expand the trace, and then remove the 'bounding box white' after tracing.

• No bounding box using the drawinmg object.

  Hello

  To animate a CC, I find that if I draw a circle with the Oval tool in object drawing Mode, there is no encompassing visible around the object.

  My understanding is that a bounding box should appear around objects in Object Drawing Mode.

  Can someone explain this? I use a wacom with OSX 10.11.2 stylus

  Thank you.

  It is a change with the new version. Limits will be consistent with the actual shape of the object to place the rectangular outline that you are used to seeing.

• When you change the text, all the text in the bounding box is removed...

  I have a PDF file that was created in a different version of Adobe. The Adobe program, I am currently working with that is Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. It is on a Windows 7 PC. When I change the text in the 'framework', any word, I try to change, all of the text in the box is removed. How can I stop this from happening?

  Nevermind, I figured it. I had select the bounding box and select "bring forward" under the "objects" tool

• How can I make the bounding box to sit on the outside edge?

  I used CS6 for years and just purchased CC. One annoying thing I noticed is that the bounding boxes do not sit on the outside edge. How can I change this? Please note that there is no line on this box.

  

  In Preferences > general control "limits use of the preview.

  Can cause other difficulties.

• Why the bounding boxes are different between the XI Acrobat Pro and Acrobat DC?

  Hello

  Firstly apologies if this been asked elsewhere, but so far I have failed to find a solution.

  I have Acrobat Pro XI and Acrobat DC, each on two different PCs using Windows 8. Why the function edit text & Images interprets the same PDF document differently when displaying the bounding boxes. In Pro XI he produced 7 inclusive about 7 decent size paragraphs of text only. In MS bounding boxes are reduced to only 3 each effectively covering most thick of text in the document. To quickly select 3 of 7 bounding boxes to remove them entirely from my PDF seems not to be possible in DC, where I appear instead of having to select large portions of the text instead and delete accordingly.

  I don't see where in preferences maybe you can change the 'sensibility' or 'threshold' to distribute a PDF file in smaller sizes (but more) bounding boxes. Is it possible to make DC behave like a Pro XI?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Mark

  These boxes are the result of speculation, well enough. The algorithm behind

  He probably changed between versions, so the different results.

  There is nothing you can do about it.

• Help please with bounding boxes!

  Hello

  I'm new to Illustrator and I have a problem with what I think are the bounding boxes. All my bounding around text and image boxes are missing, so I can't resize or change the text as a paragraph or resize objects. Instead a bounding box appears around my work plan alone, then I can only resize everything as a whole. After you have clicked several times to select a paragraph, it appears (see photo). This possibility only to remove and re-add the text on a single line, but I'm unable to select or change the entire paragraph. Also out of the tool bar above my fonts and and size appear no more.

  How can I get my return to normal bounding boxes? Or if not the bounding boxes, what do you think is the problem?    Thank you!!

  you open a PDF file?

  Check the layers panel to review the structure of the document and then solve it.

• Why are anchor points and bounding boxes is visible overprint preview?

  I've recently updated my CC 2014-2015 CC Illustrator and have noticed a really annoying change. I can only view/edit the bounding boxes and anchor points, while in the overprint preview. In the view/show edges and view display the bounding box does not help. It shows it as being already visible. Anyone else having this problem?

  Disable the GPU performance. (There is an icon of rocket to the top left of your window).

• Symbols of palatine making bounding box too much.

  I use Illustrator CC15 on a Mac. I created an image I want to use as a veneer on a revolution of another file object. When I select all objects which compiles the image, group them, and then select the symbol of the 'new' brand in the Palace of symbols, the bounding box that is created is huge and biased. This creates a problem when I use the symbol as the art of the card on the other file. Because the bounding box is so important, the symbol must be turned and moved, and this makes it very very jagged and almost pixelated looking.

  Here is what I tried:

  Given that the image I created is so great that my work plan, I have has shrunk the image and tried. Same result.

  I use a large rectangle as the background. I deleted who and tried again, same result.

  I tried selecting, symbol-processing-reset edition encompassing. Same result. Just, which shrinks the original work.

  

  Furthermore, anyone know why my edges can are so shredded? It is an object of revolution. I tried to mix both reduce and make more steps, he of better, but is never smooth.

  What is going on? What I am doing wrong?

  Thanks for your help.

  Holly,

  Are you sure nothing off somewhere that gets included?

  You can look for something like stray pints or something without a fill or something; and you can try to switch to the view > preview.

  With respect to irregularities, try to disable the GPU performance by clicking on the icon of the rocket in the App bar and the de-selection of the Performance GPU checkbox.

  You can also take a look here,

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Illustrator/KB/GPU-performance-preview-improvements.html

  to see what it is all about and more info on how to turn, but also what is needed to run if possible, including requirements and driver update,

• Scripting: Bounding Box paragraph Style

  I just discussed with the Om de Support technique Adobe.  He informs me that I'm trying to do is possible with scripts, but I'm not qualified to do this at all, so I was hoping that the community here might be able to help me.  What I'm trying to do is this...

  I'm laying on a document that has some paragraphs that need to be surrounded by a box with a 1 p 0 black line. When the paragraph in question is shared between two columns top half of the box must surround the text in the first column and the bottom half of the box outline the text at the top of the next column. In other words, the box should be split as well as the paragraph. When in the middle of a column, the box is intact. I drew the box by hand, but when the text is rearranged for a reason all the boxes must be moved and a lot of 3 lines of half of the boxes must be be redrawn. I'm looking for a way to do the same thing programmatically by creating a style to manage not only the text but the bounding box as well.

  Here is a screenshot of a PDF document finished illustrating both a bounding box in the middle of a column and a separation between the columns.  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  

  An example script (I may be able to modify if necessary) or a finished script would be great!  I am also quite a n00b with InDesign and would need a quick tutorial on how to use the script.

  Thank you!

  Alex D. Karaczun

  $450 is a pretty outrageous sum, considering a simple paragraph of the DTP Utils border hiked up Google search (Utils DTP |) Products | Paragraph border), which is (1) a plug-in (in other words, no script not required; you add the border as a paragraph attribute), and (2) there is only $60.

  Four other means also without script, are Mike Rankin Five Ways to fight a paragraph in InDesign | CreativePro.com (found in http://indesignsecrets.com/week-indesign-articles-number-130.php). At least, you can check if you really need a script.