You can scale the user interface on your screen using the user interface preferences dialog When you launch Illustrator with updated preference settings, it identifies your screen resolution and adjusts the application scale factor accordingly.
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The Show Similar Fonts and Add to Favorites options are available inline for every font.You can control the size of sample text by selecting the sample text size options You can also select a text on the artboard to use as sample text. More sample text options are now available in the drop-down list.
Activated fonts are available for use in all Creative Cloud applications A new tab Find More is provided to let you browse thousands of fonts from hundreds of type foundries from within Illustrator, activate them instantly, and use them in your artwork.The Character panel now includes the following new and enhanced options: You can also use this option to edit similar groups The Global Edit option helps you edit them globally in a simple and easy manner. To manually edit all such objects one-by-one can be difficult and time-consuming task, and may lead to errors. This feature comes handy in situations when multiple copies of an object, such as a logo, are present in the documents. Illustrator now provides a new Global Edit option, which lets you edit all similar objects globally in one step.Lines: Use this mode to create color stops over a line segment in the object.Points: Use this mode to create color stops as independent points in the object.The Freeform gradient type can be applied in two modes: Creating a freeform gradient fill is a simple and efficient way to create a smooth color gradation You can add, move, and change the color of color stops to seamlessly apply gradients to objects. Freeform gradient provides you the flexibility to create color stops at any place in your object.
Illustrator now offers a new gradient type called Freeform, which provides new color blending capabilities to create richer and photorealistic gradients that look more natural.