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macrumors Demi-Goddess
Join Date: Aug 2004
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I've turned on a weird 'path' mode in Illustrator CS
I have somehow (I suspect through a cack-handed keyboard shortcut) turned on a mode in Illustrator CS that means every time I roll over an object (not click) it highlights it all in cyan and tell me it's a "path" or "aligned" or al sorts of other things. It also makes lines appear straight across and diagonally across the screen at times if two objects line up. If I type text it highlights it all cyan.
I'm sure this is very useful when you need it, but I don't! I'm trying to finish a project and it's driving me insane.... Please, does someone out there know how to turn it off, or even what it's called so I can google it? Thanks. Screenshot: The black is the object, and it's the blue line that is evil.... |
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macrumors regular
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Chicago
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In your Preferences, Go to Smart Guides & Slices. Check off the boxes in display options.
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macrumors newbie
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You have the smart guides turned on, use apple key + U to turn them off or use the view menu to turn them off.
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macrumors Demi-Goddess
Join Date: Aug 2004
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And lo, they were gone. Many thanks both of you, my sanity is restored.
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