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| Comment | I was given all the information I needed! I should have included the info that I was using Win XP in my question, but I was able to decipher that the file you mentioned would be in the personal settings folder, and not in the program folder (which I didn't expect. Major thanks!). Also, instead of just trashing the prefs file (had a lot of settings I wanted to keep), I renamed the file and opened it in notepad to find exactly what setting needed changing (thank god the settings are in plain english... kinda). After restarting and quitting Illustrator again, I replaced the bad code in the old file with the good code in the new file, then renamed my old file back to normal. I definitely would not recommend that method for every setting, but it did ensure that I knew what numbers would go where the next time I had that problem. Now to make a backup ^_^; Thanks so much! | ||
I can help troubleshoot your Illustrator 9 through CS3 (and most CS4) problems and suggest the best way to get the results you need. Although I can help with some installation issues, my forte is prepress and how to use the tools and functions in the application itself.
I've been a graphic artist for over 20 years. Oh my God, 20 years.
Education/Credentials
Bachelor of Fine Arts

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