Yes, you can make the outlined path thicker. Simplest way is to just apply a stroke on the outlines. This will then be added to your stroke (so remember it needs to be 1/2 the additional weight you need). Closed outlines may need this done to both sides.

A bit more cleaner way would be to offset the outline. I suggest using Effect &rarr; Path &rarr; Offset Path... as its nondestructive so you can change your mind later (as opposed to Object &rarr; Path &rarr; Offset Path...). You can then later expand this if you need to bake the effect in.



Image 1: Offset the path to create thicker (for thinner use negative values) outlines.

It is also possible to reduce the outlined stroke back to a stroke. To do this measure the distance between the outlines and then delete the other side and offset by half the distance. This is slightly less work for closed paths as you dont need to clean up after yourself.



Image 2: Reversing the expanded path back to a stroke.

can i make an outlined path thicker in illustrator?
As a student of computer science, I am now learning to work with command line.
I need  to use brute force to login to a website, knowing the username and that the password is an integer in  a certain range. This is what I have so far but it doesn't seem to work. 

 for i in {2000..3000}; do curl http://admin:$i@mywebsite.com/link; done


How can I proceed?
