ldg40
07/19/2005, 08:47 PM
...this incredibly embarrasing question.
Why??? When you draw with the paint brush, can you not lay down another stroke beside the initial one, without the first stoke either dissapearing or joining in some bizzare way to the new stroke? Is there a way to set the first stroke etc? This one very perplexing delemia has kept me from using Illustrator time and time again. That and I quote from PDG on 9/24/04: PLEASE ** PLEASE ** PLEASE!!!! MAKE THE HANDLE GRIPS LARGER! PLEASE!!!! I'm surprised they haven't done this already to help accomodate the people with poor vision or poor dexterity. (Kind of off-topic, but did they change this in CS?)
I have searched and searched the www and read and re-read my two Illustrator manuals, with no answers to found. For that reason I have not asked this question out of extreme embarassment, cause it must just be so simple!
Why??? When you draw with the paint brush, can you not lay down another stroke beside the initial one, without the first stoke either dissapearing or joining in some bizzare way to the new stroke? Is there a way to set the first stroke etc? This one very perplexing delemia has kept me from using Illustrator time and time again. That and I quote from PDG on 9/24/04: PLEASE ** PLEASE ** PLEASE!!!! MAKE THE HANDLE GRIPS LARGER! PLEASE!!!! I'm surprised they haven't done this already to help accomodate the people with poor vision or poor dexterity. (Kind of off-topic, but did they change this in CS?)
I have searched and searched the www and read and re-read my two Illustrator manuals, with no answers to found. For that reason I have not asked this question out of extreme embarassment, cause it must just be so simple!