Allow password-protected hosting, and hosting from a non-Adobe server
These two features would go a LONG way to making Publish Online a viable format for professional publishing. I'm sure many clients would pay an extra fee (nothing outrageous) for a self-hosted solution, if that would be necessary for Adobe to commit resources to make this happen.
Anne-Marie Concepcion
shared this idea
We have started to investigate how we can enable password protection for Publish Online links. Will share more updates soon
22 comments
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Anonymous
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Would also be interested to know if there are any updates that address this issue.
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Anonymous
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Can you speed this up and give us a date for this feature to be added please.
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Anonymous
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How is this progressing? It's been a very long time but this feature is still wanted.
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Amara Lynch
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thanks for this topic. https://www.exporthub.hk/
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Anonymous
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this is the reason why our company has declined to get us licenses for Publish. we are a company of 93,000 worldwide employees. even a fraction of that is a substantial amount of licenses, even just for our Graphic Designers to have. you're losing money by not making this work ASAP. just sayin'.
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Peter
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Hi Abhinav,
can you give us an update on this please...
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Anonymous
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I just tried using the Review share option and people are saying they need a password to access the link. I don't see how to create a password and it's very aggravating when I thought I could just share them a link.
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Neal Bridgens
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I just got right to the end of a long project and the client is suddenly worried about protecting the final document (for good reason). Now I'm scrambling to find a way to reproduce the whole project with password protection. Right now I'm at a giant un-emailable PDF without all the animations. Very frustrating!!!
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Maria G.
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Hi- is this still not available?
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Anonymous
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Provide the option to password protect documents published online through Indesign....WHY? Because, often designers (in any industry) need to send proposals of prototypes or designs to suppliers and producers and the information inside is sensitive and strictly confidential. The Adobe InDesign publish online feature is a great way to distribute online pdf presentations to people quickly, however, the no password protection option lets it down. Other platforms, such as Vimeo, allow you to publish content that is private....so should Adobe Indesign.
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Chris Wise
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This would be a great feature and enable businesses to publish documents online whilst maintaining privacy and security for their clients.
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Anonymous
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Please add this feature! It would be extremely helpful.
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Angie
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Hello, Any traction on this? The last word from Adobe was almost one year ago to the day. Did I miss something? Thank you. @abhinavagarwal
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Bram Geurts
commented
Protect the presentations on PublishOnline with a password. Within a company it's often required to send password-protected presentations.
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Anonymous
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we want to publish interactive report with sensitive information, would be good to have this feature
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craigz
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Just wanting to personally add a +1 comment vote to this as it doesnt seem to have gotten much traction (but does have the most votes)
Has there been any movement on this @Abhinav Argarwal this year?
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yoyo
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I'm glad to hear that, I'm waiting for update soon. for better publish online
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Anonymous
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Is this idea under consideration? Adobe XD added Password-protected prototypes. It seems like almost the exact feature that I believed is being requested here for InDesign. I currently have two active clients who have rejected using Adobe InDesign published documents due to the lack of this exact feature. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if this is even under consideration.
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Anonymous
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Is this idea under consideration? Adobe XD added Password-protected prototypes. It seems like almost the exact feature that I believed is being requested here for InDesign. I currently have two active clients who have rejected using Adobe InDesign published documents due to the lack of this exact feature. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if this is even under consideration.
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Lindsey Thomas Martin
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Whatever the advantages to the service, my organisation will not use Publish Online until we can host on our own servers or one maintained by one of our contracted suppliers.