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When saving my work in Illustrator, I always have to click OK in some "Illustrator Options" screen. Is there a way to bypass/remove/deactivate this screen? That would save me thousands of clicks per year.

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No. There is no way to bypass or otherwise disable the Options dialog when saving.

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