Enable Animated/Scrubby Zoom
Add the animated/scrubby zoom feature for PC users--it's time. It's ridiculous Photoshop and Illustrator has it, but not InDesign? Since Mac users are given tools PC users don't have, perhaps Adobe should discount our subscription fee.
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JM commented
Yes, why hasn't scrubby zoom been a thing in InDesign already? Please add it. I'm SURE if you read a couple articles on the internet you'll glean at least a minor understanding of what muscle memory is. MOST of us designers use multiple apps -- it should be SEAMLESS to move between them. There are so many inconsistencies it makes me want to throw a metaphorical brick through this company's metaphorical windows! So while you're at it, please make the Pen tool behave consistently also. Thanks.
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Clouds Rains commented
For scrubby zoom - Alt+scroll (up/down)
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jeff commented
Bump!
I have just started using windows 10 coming from OSX. So far the lack of scrubby zoom might be the biggest source of irritation switching OS. -
Andres Tapia commented
Add animated zoom on windows please, its difficult to zoom in and out without this feature, I don´t know if it´s too difficult to do it :/
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Anonymous commented
I like the centering aspect of Marque zoom. Please allow us to turn off scrubby zoom
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Nam Anh Tran commented
Please, please add this feature since it's very tiring to use weird zooming options every time I'm not using photoshop or illustrator. Marquee zoom is functional but it's irritating and time-consuming.
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Anonymous commented
Insanity that this feature is still not in InDesign considering people were talking about this since at least 2017. This is literally my most wanted feature, why is half of your userbase forced to use a less efficient way of navigation?
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Will Lewellen commented
My gosh, why is this not a feature on Windows? Do they actually want to punish people for not buying a mac? As a starting designer, this makes learning the Adobe suite so much more difficult. It shouldn't be hard to implement in the scheme of things, so why don't they? The Adobe suite has wonderful programs otherwise!
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Scott commented
This is ridiculous. I've been using Photoshop for almost twenty years and Illustrator for five. How am I supposed to break myself of this habit while learning InDesign??
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Anonymous commented
This pains me every day. Pleaseeeee make scrubby zoom available for indesign. marquee zoom only is the worst when I'm constantly using scrubby zoom in AI and PS.
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Polly Thrall commented
I am constantly jumping around between Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. I prefer the scrubby zoom, especially while using a tablet, and the fact that it isn't available in InDesign makes me crazy.
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Ryan JP commented
I can't believe how much time I waste trying to zoom like in Photoshop and Illustrator, only to end up zoom in 1000% because of marquee-scroll. The design-language inconsistencies between software, like this, can be a real bummer.
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Mon9rch commented
It's not like they have to put in a big effort for the development of this, it literally already exists in some of their other products. How hard can it be to transfer it over?
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Anonymous commented
couldn't find this feature in a windows computer and I cant work without it
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Anonymous commented
Honestly. This is the worst thing about InDesign as a recently migrated artist from Illustrator and Photoshop. I've never liked the marquee zoom.
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Steve commented
Just found how to switch to marquee zoom:
Preferences/GPU Performance/Animated zoom."Does anyone know how to have marquee zoom as the default in Indesign 2020? I don't like srubby zoom and cannot find the check box to turn it off. Help please!"
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Stacy commented
Just why? It ruins everything!
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ZANI commented
Pretty lame that "Scrubby" Zoom works perfectly fine in Photoshop and Illustrator on Windows 10, but InDesign gets left out...
why though? that's all I want to know -
UnrulySpirits commented
It's late 2020 and we still need this.
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Anonymous commented
I signed in the Adobe chat and received the absurd response from the attendant: Mac users are more designers than windows users.
Adobe, please just explain to me why there is no such feature in indesign for windows!