If you work with charts, save your designs in Object > Graph > Design. Set your print preferences (in the Print dialog box). Set your view preferences (from the View menu). Layers panel: Add default layers, and set the size of the Layer Row Height. Symbols panel: Delete symbols you don’t want, then add or create new ones. Brushes panel: Delete the brushes you don’t want, then add or create new ones. Set the size of the graphic styles display. Graphic Styles panel: Delete any graphic styles you don’t want, then add or create new ones. Import favorite swatches from the Swatch Libraries. Swatches panel: Delete the swatches you don’t want, then add colors, color groups, patterns, and gradients. Here are some areas you might want to consider customizing: Note the descriptive name on the top row. In my example, I’m setting up a Print-intent document with four artboards, each 8.5 x 5.5 inches and a. Pick the options that you want to use as a starting point for new files. Use File > New to create a new document. Here’s a similar, but more elegant (and safer) solution: That will work, until something distracts me and I inadvertently save over the file and wipe it out. So what are the options? One is to create a new blank document with all of my favorite settings, save it, and then use it as the starting point for each new project. But there are a other document preferences that I end up having to set up each time I start a new project. 
As long as they are choices I can make in the Preferences dialog box, then it’s no big deal, because those settings impact all future documents. I have certain preferences that I like to set for each new document.
Photoshop simply remembers the last thing you’ve done-frequently, you don’t even have to give it any thought. From that point on, InDesign uses those choices as the defaults in each new document. We set system defaults in InDesign by closing all open files, and making choices in the various menus and panels. Posted on: November 17th, 2011 Author: barb.binder Category: Adobe Illustrator by Barb BinderĪdobe Illustrator handles setting new document defaults very differently than InDesign & Photoshop. Home / Adobe Illustrator / Adobe Illustrator: Setting New Document Profile Defaults Adobe Illustrator: Setting New Document Profile Defaults
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