@encart Yes, this is a regression.

@William-Kansepa Got the file. I will try to figure out what happens here.

@Boldline Btw. i find vectorizing Bitmaps with the Path Sketch Tool a cool idea, I have also tried it, especially when working with a pen on a graphics tablet

@Boldline Added to the backlog.

@Boldline Added this to the backlog.

@VectorStyler All working! Thanks so much for the fixes.

@VectorStyler Thank you for fixing this in 1.1.0.86! Very grateful.

@Boldline said in File shows spot colors in separations panel on main computer but not on other computers: Is this the right way to go about switching it to a spot? Yes (T means Tint) I'm trying to figure out how the colors in the main file were switched away from being spot colors? I was thinking that this might have been caused by some bug. If you see this again please let me know. when colors in the color panel palette have the white circle in a black triangle in the corner that traditionally represents it being a spot color and then when you double click the color and the mode says "spot", why there could be a third place to check to be 100% sure No need to check, if the color is applied from the palette as a spot color, it should stay spot (unless expanded). But again, there might be a bug somewhere here.

@VectorStyler I would say that enabling or disabling each separation in the Print window is when the user decides what gets printed, and should be reflected in Print Preview — otherwise it's confusing, especially in a prepress workflow. Btw, an improvement to Print Preview would be using buttons to jump directly to each separation instead of the 'Artboard' number field with its spinner buttons.

@b77 Okay, understanding it like a convert anchor point tool makes a lot of sense. Thanks for identifying the refresh bug. There were no other issues I discovered. I think will be able to dig into this tool more, once the refresh issue is out of the way. Thank you, VV

UPDATE: Using Build 83, I did not have any issues with the stroke width tool freezing VS

@VectorStyler said in Window Tab Arranging: @Igull The "Lock All Panels" option is enabled, and this will also block docking of the document views. Yes, I do that so I don't tear of my nicely organised panel interface Should this option lock the document positions too ?? You would want to lock your interface certainly, but I would be inclined to leave the document positions alone - depends on how the rest think ??? Thanks for finding the cause Neil

@Igull was just a though of mine i think i often have lesser Objects to handle

@Wurstkäs Yes, this was reported by others also. I'm trying to replicate this.

@Boldline The cursor should be different when grabbing the outer / inner nodes. If you move the cursor just a bit away from the outline it should change to contain an arrow with a line, that is when the outer node is grabbed.

@VectorStyler Thanks for getting that addressed and fixed so quickly.

@encart This can be replicated, I will try to fix it ASAP.

@VectorStyler An update: I lost the tooltips again and this time I was able to resolve the issue more precisely. I immediately tried changing the Windows Display Scale to 100%, and then back to 150% percent, but that was not the configuration that fixed it. Under Windows > System > Display > Multiple Displays > Make this my main display. To start, with the main display was the upper 4K monitor. Changing "Make this my main display" to the lower 2560 x 1440 monitor, then back to the 4k Monitor fixed the issue. Thank you for your patience, as I must have also tried this when I initially reported this issue, but did not realize it actually solved the missing tooltip problem.

@Pat , @VectorStyler Dont know if seeing the regular Nodes too would irritate users. But i second the Wish from @Pat, was in the same need to see the regular Nodes with the Width Nodes and though that this would be useful. I think the way the Nodes are shown when i hoover with the Transform Tool over a Curve would be enough for me. Here a Picture [image: 1683881901861-nodes-shown.png]