what does alt do in illustrator?

Alt A M inserts a mark in the text at the current insertion point, and selects the text between the insertion point and the mark.

Ctrl 0 resets the zoom level in Illustrator to 100%. This is useful if you’ve zoomed in too far and can’t see the entire document, or if you want to reset the zoom level to its default setting.

Ctrl D is the keyboard shortcut for “duplicate.” This command duplicates the selected object or objects and places them directly above the original objects.

Ctrl V pastes copied objects in Illustrator.

Alt G is a keyboard shortcut that toggles the visibility of the toolbar and sidebar in Google Chrome.

Alt E is an abbreviation for “alternative energy.” It is used to describe any form of energy that is not derived from fossil fuels. Some common forms of alternative energy include solar power, wind power, and hydroelectric power.

Ctrl Alt C is used to create a copy of an object or selection.

In Illustrator, F2 is a keyboard shortcut that duplicates the selected object or text. This can be useful for creating multiple copies of an object or for quickly filling a space with text.

Ctrl F is a keyboard shortcut that allows users to search for specific text within a document.

In Illustrator, there are a few ways to duplicate objects. One way is to hold down the Alt key and drag a copy of the object. Another way is to select the object and use the Copy and Paste commands.

A gradient is a gradual change in color or tone. In Illustrator, you can create a gradient by selecting two or more colors and then dragging the Gradient tool across your canvas.

Yes, you can crop in Illustrator. To crop an image, select the Crop tool and drag a selection around the part of the image that you want to keep.

Ctrl J is used to join two lines of text together.

Ctrl Alt Z is a keyboard shortcut that undoes the last change that was made to a document.

Alt Q is an keyboard shortcut that creates a new paragraph in Microsoft Word.