I am a small business owner and a loyal Adobe customer since the very first versions of Photoshop and Illustrator. I think it would help your customer base, if you do not plan to provide a perpetual license ever again, if there were to be a discounted license for small businesses and/or non-profits who do not have the yearly income to support a $600+ a year expense.

Of course, one would have to provide proof, such as non-profit status or small-business tax return.

Personally, I wish you'd return to perpetual licenses and make all the cloud-related features an additional fee for those that want it. Me? I don't need it. And frankly, will likely have to recommend to my clients to return to Quark Express in the future.

I understand that Indesign was born as a layout software where inside it will be connected PSD and AI external source files and the modification should be done in the dedicated software.

Evaluate, in simple cases, the practicality of changes in Indesign.
I'll explain.

It would be good to be able to modify simple carriers such as brands and logos or small icons directly inside IDs. Example ... Layout of catalogs of a company with logo A.
This Logo if paginated on a white background could go in the full color version ... If the logo goes on a dark background I could use the same brand in White. Now what if I have a link to the AI ​​file, I have to open the file in AI, modify it and reconnect it ... Or have many Ai files different for how many variables of the mark I could have ...
Give us the possibility 'in addition to the connection of vector files, including the incorporation with the possibility of modification within Indesign itself. I do not ask for the possibility of importing complex carriers but at least brands and flat icons without shadows and shades, it would be a great thing.

I have to cross-reference dozens and dozens (not to say hundreds and hundreds) of items according to their item number. Of course, they all have a paragraph style and can be found, but not easily: the dialog box for the cross-reference is way too small, displaying only 6 items at the time and we need to scroll and scroll and scroll. On top of that, the items do not appear in alphabetical (or in this case by increasing number) but just randomly. Hair loss guaranted and nerve breaking after an hour of work on the menu too. Would it be possible to get an window that we can expand so we can see at least 30, 40 or more items at once depending on the screen size.
Regards.

It seems silly that when you open an InDesign document and it uses TypeKit fonts that aren't available, there is no direct link to take you to the website and fix this.

Firstly, it should just automatically activate the fonts if they're in TypeKit and you haven't already hit your limit.

Secondly, if for some reason this behaviour is undesirable, you should be able to activate them from within InDesign. The process for new/occasional users is actually quite hard: a vague mention of the Creative Cloud app is all you get. Many users don't know what that is. Then you have to know to go to the "Assets" tab, then the "Fonts" tab, then press "Manage fonts", which takes you to a website, where most of the time I find you're not signed in, so you have to sign in, and THEN you're shown a list of the fonts you have synced... by now, assuming they have managed to wend their way through that, my users are saying "now what do I do?"

How about in the "Find Fonts" dialog there is a button marked "TypeKit". In that it displays a list of all fonts available in TypeKit with a checkbox next to each. Sort of like the old ATM Deluxe or Suitcase.

When I click on an image, the link in the links-window does not show. Note: there's nothing embedded. I'm encountering this all the time and it's very very time-consuming. How can this major problem exist in a software where placing images is really what you do with it all day layouting?
I really wonder what we pay the monthly fees for when even the most basic stuff is far from working properly.
Why is Indesign CC detoriating compared to CS6, though we pay more money?
What are the Updates and the cloud really for?

Why this is valuable to us all? It costs us money.
I hope hearing from you shortly. Thank you.

Hello,

we have a problem on mac when exporting from the network to an IDML file

The Mac is under macOS 10.12.6
There is always a crash of Indesign V13.1 during the backup on the network (smb) in IDML format
Versions 13.01 and 13.1 have been tried
With version 13.01, an adobe patch intended to fix the problem has been applied (https://helpx.adobe.com/en/indesign/kb/crash-save-as-nas-server.html?origref=https%3A% 2F% 2Fwww.google.com% 2F) without giving results
Version 13.1 officially fixes the crash problem during an IDML backup (https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/release-note/indesign-cc-march-2018-13-1-release-notes.html ? origref = https% 3A% 2F% 2F% 2Fwww.google.fr)

Clear indesign preferences (user or global) do not solve the problem

the other two MACs of the service works perfectly

do you have an idea ?

Publish online needs to be able to tell the difference between spreads and single pages. I publish a magazine using publish online and with the page numbers at the bottom, it looks like it is half as thick as it is. or have an option to take the page numbers off since they are in the magazine and I don't need them on the web page.

It would also be cool if when animating the magazine in InDesign there was a page flip, though I do like the way I do it now because it's different, it would be cool if I could make it look more like a magazine.

Another idea is it would be nice to be able to get the HTML/CSS so I can host it myself (I know I can embed but it's not the same)

Here is one of the issues that I have published for work to see what I am talking about. if those features are there and I am just missing it, please let me know.

https://indd.adobe.com/view/d1e372af-3fb6-4d0a-8617-58a1259a640a