What small workflow improvements would you like to see in the future?

[dutchim]

dutchim wrote:

Xara was one of the first graphics companies to introduce a context-sensitive menu that they call the Infobar. Today most applications have this. But the who point of the Infobar is to offer options for the currently selected tool. So when the flip icons are not available it is usually because with the current tool or operation, there is nothing to flip.

Lets say I'm in the Smart Shape tool and I want the shape to flip... I have to go to the Select Tool... Flip... And go back to the Smart Shape Tool.

[Acorn]

Lets say I'm in the Smart Shape tool and I want the shape to flip... I have to go to the Select Tool... Flip... And go back to the Smart Shape Tool.

I would like to Flip Text within the Text tool.

Acorn

[WSNetwork]

1. The skew angle of horizontally and vertically skewed objects should be displayed and changeable in the info bar.
It's now only horizontally displayed and will reset to 0 after a change. If I set it to 22° it should show 22°.
2. The rotation angle of a rotated object should be displayed in the info bar. It normally reset to 0 after a change.
If I set it to 45° it should show 45°.
3. After changing the skew angle of a smart-objekt, the side-handles of the shape are no longer displayed and changes
can only made in the info bar (only hotizontally).
Workaround: If I deactivate the "Smart Tranform" option then the side-handles will show.
4. Not all brush profiles are printed. This bug was fixed once before a few years ago.
Workaround: Choose to print as a bitmap in the printer settings.
5. I want to change / display the size of rounded corners (rectangle, quickshape) in units (changed in any unit and
displayed in current unit).
6. I want to insert the "number of pages" to set up a pagecouter like "Side 1 from 10".
7. Multiobjekt tools like "Multi-rotation-tool" and "Multi-scale-tool"
8. Relicate-tool (copy the selected objekt horizontally an vertically like a labels sheet).
9. Standard vector-fill (like the Hatch-Pro-Tool from ArtWorks).

Werner