Hello, I found some weird issues in Indesign CC 13.1 on Mac OS El Capitan.
When I place an object centerd in the middle of a document (for example
500 x 500 px) and I resize the document size to for example 700 x 700 px (something larger than 500 x 500), the Object won't stay in the middle, but moves to the right or left border - even I set the reference point within the transform-window to "middle" and also disable "double page".

Why does the object not stay centered at the document format?
I attached a PDF-File where I tried to explain better, what I mean.

Greetings,
Lasse

After having troubles with errorcode 4 since CC17 and High Sierra, now Errorcode 2 enters the stage :(.

First Symptoms: If you are working on a document and you have to re-save it under different names, e.g. you are working with a kind of template and have to import assets and save the INDD files... you always stay in the folder of the file after using "save as" ... but in this case the Indesign points to something like "documents" or another default folder after clicking "save as".

After that i am not able to save the files or load others, because of Error 2 (I don't have the right to save at this (any) location..) or data is wrong.

Hello!

I am using the latest Version of Indesign CC 2018. (13.0).
The following bug exists in the previous version as well.

Create a new indesign document of (for example) 500 x 500mm.

Next, place some single objects close to the border, but stay inside the documentformat.

Now, go to "File; Document settings", where you can adjust the document size. Decrease the size from 500 x 500 to (for example) 400 x 400, with the Preview-Button ENABLED.

Wait for the moment until the Objects move OUTSIDE the document border, because of the to smaller fileformat.

Now, again increase the the document size to 500 x 500.
All Objects, that are OUTSIDE, remain there, and don't move back within the document format.

My document has many pages, 50 or more. When I open the document, the pages panel, more often than not, is completely collapsed, and I have to manually resize it back so that I can see all of the pages.
I have the latest version of ID. I have been using versions of ID since 2001, and I never had this problem until I purchased this one. It makes me feel regret for buying it, I can tell you. It might seem like a small thing, but believe me it is annoying.
I know ID inside and out, but nothing fixes this problem. I have tried every panel option, but nothing works. Please help.

Sous InDesign 2017.1 build 12.1.0.56.

Je dois créer 8 panneaux différents comportant 1 logo blanc par panneau sur fond noir.

Pour créer mon fond noir et l'appliquer aux 8 pages de mon document en même temps, j'utilise un bloc vide avec couleur de remplissage noir sur le gabarit A (par défaut à la création du document). Je m'attends donc, comme d'habitude, à ce que ce fond soit en quelque sorte verrouillé sur les 8 pages de mon document et que je ne puisse intervenir dessus qu'en me positionnant sur mon gabarit.

Ensuite j'importe tous mes 8 logos en PDF que je place sur chaque page de mon document. Là, au lieu d'avoir, comme d'habitude, un nouveau bloc image qui se créé pour chaque logo, le fond de chaque page (qui pourtant est sensé être non modifiable lorsque je suis sur les pages de mon document), se transforme en un bloc image avec un fond noir et le logo en plein milieu. D'ailleurs lorsque je place mes logo à l'aide du clic souris, je remarque que le curseur de la souris m'indique comme quoi l'élément importé va être placé dans un bloc (curseur logo Acrobat avec les parenthèses).

Si ensuite je modifie mon gabarit aucune modification ne sera prise en compte, car le fond de page sur la gabarit s'est transformé en un bloc image indépendant sur chaque page. Pourtant chaque page a encore le petit A sur sa vignette, signe que le gabarit est toujours appliqué.

C'est un peu compliqué à expliquer et je n'ai aucun moyen de vous faire une animation. Prendre un screenshot serait inutile aussi car cela ne vous montrerait pas le souci. J'espère donc que mes explications suffiront.

Cordialement,
Joffrey
COPY FLASH

Beim Anlegen eines neuen Formats kann man rechts oben im Optionsmenu die genauen Masse eingeben. Mit der TAB-Taste kommt man dann ja immer eine Option weiter. In Adobe Illustator und in Photoshop funktioniert das in der gewünschten Reihenfolge, im InDesign (deutsche Version) nicht: da folgt nach der Breitenangabe bei betätigter TAB-Taste die Frage nach der Einheit (z.B. mm etc.) und dann (nach weitere TAB-Taste) erst die zweite Grösse des Dokuments (also die Höhenangabe). Eigentlich sollte die logische Reihenfolge ja lauten: Breite > Höhe > Einheit.

In english:
When creating a new format, you can enter the exact mass in the upper right corner of the Options menu. With the TAB-key you always get an option. In Adobe Illustator and in Photoshop, this does not work in the desired order, in InDesign (German version): since the width is indicated by the TAB key pressed, the question is about the unit (eg mm etc.) and then (after another TAB key) ) Only the second size of the document (ie the height). Actually, the logical order should be yes: Width> Height> Unit.

In a brand new file with 300 pages, tried placing a 100-page Word file numerous times, and it just wouldn't work. After a certain number of pages, the text would just stop. Sometimes, it would think that there was more text that I could place on the next page frame, and when I'd do those steps, it would just either create another blank frame, or pile multiple new frames of text on a single page. This is basic functionality that should be bulletproof, and it isn't. (For reference, I'm a long-time tech author who even taught PageMaker to clients in the late 1980s, so please don't dunk on my skill set.)

Not to mention that there's too little control over things you can fix in Word, like footnote numbering, no support for multi-level list numbering (like headings commonly found in academic documents), and more.

I just wasted 15+ hours of my time trying to work around these issues on a publishing project, and I'm punting and going back to Word. Because Word actually works.