Version: Adobe InDesign cc 2019 (v 14.0)

Steps to reproduce:
I'm not sure how to reproduce it. After some minutes of working, the checkbox for "Use Spacing" in toolbar Align/Distribute Spacing is greyed out and inactive. Not sure when it happens or what makes it happen.
But: in the Properties toolbar, "Use Spacing" is not greyed out and it is working normal, as seen in the attached picture. If I click the checkbox in the Properties toolbar, then the checkbox in the Align toolbar is activated and not greyed out anymore.

Expected result:
"Use Spacing" in Align toolbar should not be greyed out when two or more objects are selected.

Acutal Result:
"Use Spacing" in Align toolbar is greyed out.

Screenshot is attached with my red markings.

Indesign 14.0.1, german, win7

For comparison in Indesign CS6 create a fresh single-page standard document, DinA4. Create a large textframe with 2 columns on page, fill frame with blind text. Have some styles with GREP styles looking for charactercombinations... (I know GREP styles are computationally intense, that's not the point.)
Click and drag the the textframe with the mouse. The text gets greeked/switched off, the frame border is refreshed/re-drawn like 80 frames per second silky smooth WITH the grep styles. Save the document. Open that document in Indesign CC. Click and drag the frame - it's slow, like 2-5 frames per second slow. Not 80 frames per second smooth.
Delete the GREP styles from the styles and drag the frame now - redraw is smooth.

Please fix. It makes Indesign CC a pain to work with compared to CS6. Worked well for years.

We have a 2017 iMac that is running High Sierra 10.13.6 with InDesign 14.0.1 and with working on a US Letter sized document with a text box with a single line of type, and one placed image, we get beach balling.

First open the document, can do anything we want (from typing new text or moving the picture box on the page, to even selecting a menu item) for about 30 seconds to a minute. After that, the beach balling starts. Then it seems to freeze for about 30 seconds to a minute, and then we can do ONE thing before it will beach ball again.

Tried installing InDesign CC 18, same, tried InDesign CC 17, same. Even tried downgrading InDesign CC 19 14.0.1 down to 14.0 and still have the problem.

Why??

If I try to duplicate an object to another page, across the pasteboard border, by holding the Alt key and dragging with mouse, the object only moves there. If I want to duplicate an object to another page, I have to first duplicate it on the same page and then move it to another page.

However, as that is unintuitive, I still constantly try to duplicate an object across the page border, leading me to undo back after I find out the object didn't actually duplicate, but instead I have moved the original object (and oftentimes edited it a lot already).

As I find no particular reason why the duplicate shouldn't work across two pages, I believe this is a bug, or at least an oversight.

How to repeat the issue:

0. Activate Clipboard history in windows settings (win 10)
1. Copy a random number to your clipboard (my testnumber "-2,375")
2. Create a new document and place a rectangle (or random object) on your page
3. Select the object and click (focus) in the field for the y-coordinates
4. hit "windows+V" to open your clipboard history (must be activated in the settings)
5. Click on your previous copied number.

6-Bug. The number has been pasted two times in the y-coordinates field.

Test system:
- Win 10 pro (1809)
- current Indesign CC version (how to check the actual version?)

By the way, if you try the clipboard history in a text field in inDesign, it works totally fine.

Thanks for your help.

InDesign CC 13.1 x64

In every document I open, everytime there's a single line in the top area of the document/artboard. It appears when you activate the

Overprint Preview with high quality. Then InDesign generates a thin white line 1px thick and 101px away from the top of the document. It

also keeps this position when I zoom in or out. Only if I begin to drag the view via the hand tool then the line is broken (obviously it

has some trouble to refresh complete).
The line generates on all pages no matter if there're images or graphics or text in the document on this page.

I discover this problem on both mac (MacOS Sierra) and pc (Win7 Prof. SP1 64 Bit).

You can only avoid this error by activate the ruler. Then the line disappears completely.

This workaround could be ok for me but sometimes I want to review my creation in high quality without the rulers or anything else
disturbing my view.
But there's no way to do that. The white line is displayed also in the presantation view.