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1. The current Pantone Plus Color swatches (Color Bridge in particular) are not being updated when the Adobe software updated with updates

   The Pantone Swatches do not update when updating Adobe software in the cloud. And updating with Pantone Color Manager is completely inane.

   I have the most recent update for Adobe (InDesign CC Release 2017.1, and a build of 12.1.0.56 x64) and have loaded the most recent Pantone Color Manager to update the Pantone Plus Color Bridge colors (i started with one color library... updating all libraries would take at least a half day)

   After updating:
   1. I can no longer search for colors as I used to, so I manually have to scroll through the whole list to find the general color and this is very tedious.
   2. The library upgrades are tied to Pantone color swatch book serial numbers. Even when using serial numbers the Color Manager app started telling me after one month of usage that I needed to reactivate because my license was up.

   1. There seems to be no way to delete the old color libraries, and the new ones load at the bottom of the list.

   I know this is a partnership between Adobe and Pantone, however Adobe software is useless if we cannot choose industry standard colors. It's been extremely challenging, especially with a CC subscription.

   Color choice is a basic part of each program, so having this fundamental issue makes it hard to create work, prepare files for printing or uploading while expecting similar results.

   The Pantone Swatches do not update when updating Adobe software in the cloud. And updating with Pantone Color Manager is completely inane.

   I have the most recent update for Adobe (InDesign CC Release 2017.1, and a build of 12.1.0.56 x64) and have loaded the most recent Pantone Color Manager to update the Pantone Plus Color Bridge colors (i started with one color library... updating all libraries would take at least a half day)

   After updating:
   1. I can no longer search for colors as I used to, so I manually have to scroll through the whole list to find the… more

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   Under Review  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   Thanks for reporting this issue. We understand why the present behavior is not desirable for your needs.
   We are going to consider this as a new Feature Request. Accordingly, we’ve moved this to the Feature Request category.

   Thanks,
   Adobe InDesign team

2. Outlining text removes underlines (line above and below)

   When supplying PDFs to printers they often/always require all text to be outlined. If you put an underline on any text and than go 'Type > Create Outlines', only the text becomes outlined and it completely removes any underline (line above and below that I've setup in paragraph styles). Expected results: To have the text outlined and retain the line above/below.

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   Under Review  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   Thanks for reporting this issue. We understand why the present behavior is not desirable for your needs.
   We are going to consider this as a Feature Request. Accordingly, we’ve moved this to the Feature Request category in Uservoice.

   Thanks,
   Adobe InDesign team

3. merging cells in a table

   I am trying to create a 9x12 horizontal postcard with 4 vertical columns and 5 horizontal rows. Then I merge cells to create different size ad boxes. By the time I get to the last merge, it pulls everything up and looks like it is adding another row at the bottom. For example: merge the whole bottom row into one ad box; merge the right column 4 boxes into one ad box; merge the left 3 boxes beginning from the top into one ad box; merge the center 6 boxes into one large ad box. So, there should be a total of 7 ad boxes. InDesign is making it into 8 ad boxes with the additional one at the bottom. How do I avoid this? I have tried it with a different merge pattern and it continues to do the same thing.

   I am trying to create a 9x12 horizontal postcard with 4 vertical columns and 5 horizontal rows. Then I merge cells to create different size ad boxes. By the time I get to the last merge, it pulls everything up and looks like it is adding another row at the bottom. For example: merge the whole bottom row into one ad box; merge the right column 4 boxes into one ad box; merge the left 3 boxes beginning from the top into one ad box; merge the center 6 boxes into one large ad box. So, there should be a… more

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   Under Review  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   Thanks for reporting this issue.
   How do applications like MS Word or Apple Pages behave in the same scenario?

   Adobe InDesign team