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"Requested Operation would cause one or more objects..." error msg

Participant ,
Dec 13, 2016 Dec 13, 2016

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Hi,

I'm working in a file where I need scale down content from a previous version. When I try to do that by doing command + shift or using the scale tool I get the attached error message.

Why is this happening? I have no strokes that should be causing this. How can I fix it so I do not get the error message?

Screen Shot 2016-12-13 at 12.58.36 PM.png

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Community Expert , Dec 14, 2016 Dec 14, 2016

Hi together,

actually you can scale objects to a smaller size.

It depends of the preferences with scaling you are using.

And you have to use the scaling percentage edit fields:

1. That does not work:

1-Scaling-ThatDoesNOTwork.png

2. That will work: Use the scaling percentages input field(s)

2-ThatWillWork-Step-1.png

3. Result:

2-ThatWillWork-Step-2.png

Make sure that in the preferences

When Scaling: "Adjust Scaling Percentage"

is checked.

Regards,
Uwe

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Dec 13, 2016 Dec 13, 2016

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Can you post a screenshot?

Mike Witherell

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There's nothing to see. If you can just imagine a text box and photo that won't shrink in size.

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One possible scenario:

Draw a circle 8 mm in diameter. Apply Stroke 10 pt. Try to resize to 6 mm (enter value in W or H field). You'll get this pretty straightforward alert:

TooSmall.png

I guess, you encountered something like this. Something, that can't shrink to values you ask. Not sure if it must be stroke, exactly.

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Hi together,

actually you can scale objects to a smaller size.

It depends of the preferences with scaling you are using.

And you have to use the scaling percentage edit fields:

1. That does not work:

1-Scaling-ThatDoesNOTwork.png

2. That will work: Use the scaling percentages input field(s)

2-ThatWillWork-Step-1.png

3. Result:

2-ThatWillWork-Step-2.png

Make sure that in the preferences

When Scaling: "Adjust Scaling Percentage"

is checked.

Regards,
Uwe

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