We should be able to delete InDesign files. Not just set them to zero in a masking action, as is in the community forum. Then we lose access to files. Is this the only program, ever, in which the user cannot delete a file? Why? I am getting so many files left over from drafts, that it hinders my work. It will go on an on. At some point I will have to make a written log of each file I save, so I can mark them as which ones had a flaw, or wasn't needed for which reason, since I can't delete them, and they often look very similar. We need to be able to delete files. This defies logic. Does InDesign think this is only used by third graders who only make a few different things each year. Come to think of it, third-graders make a lot of drafts of new documents, then discard them, being third-graders and all. Well, I'll warn off the third-graders to watch out to not try to be to creative with new ideas and new drafts of things, because soon enough you'll have hundreds of drafts to sort through and keep track off. My sarcasm is to make a point. This isn't logical. InDesign programmers are discouraging us from saving new drafts and new ideas because we fear never getting rid of them.