Share for Review does not seem to be working even after another update.

I sent an invitation by "Invite Only". My client received an email with a link and the only 2 options available for my client are "Sign in with an Adobe ID" – 99% of my clients will not HAVE or NEED an Adobe ID.

The second option is "Enter a password if one has been shared with you." Unfortunately, I was not given the option to set up a password. However, when posting publicly I could.

And lastly, when I update the file (link), there was no notification email sent to inform my client that the file had been modified, yet I am getting email notifications. Maybe that's because I have an Adobe ID.

I tried creating a new test but it look as though all the comments go away if one chooses that route. But if I have to go that route, honestly, I'd rather just keep emailing clients.

@Adobe, right now, all the potential is there for something great. However, this is an epic fail in my eyes. And mostly, I'm really getting tired of feeling like I'm a beta tester.

@Adobe: One last thing, when you fix this, as I am sure you will. MAKE IT THE SAME ACROSS ALL OF YOUR PRODUCTS FOR CONSISTANCY. Please.

InDesign gets really slow after opening more than one document at a time

The Problem ist, that the Users can open more than one but InDesign get slower an slower, till you have to wait a couple of minutes until you can work on the selected item.
If we kill the InDesign Process via. TaskMananger an reopen the document, everythings works fine, but this can't be the final solution.
The problem happens in aller InDesign 15 Versions.
There ist no performance issue on the Win10 Computers. The Computer is running on 50-70%.
Anyone got the same Problem and have a solution?

I am placing a word 365 document into InDesign 2020 with endnotes ticked to be included and the endnote references are not importing. In the past the endnote references will display in-text and a full endnote reference list will display on the last page in one text box. I have tried using 2018/2019 with the same result. This appears to be a new bug. I have attached screenshots of the Word document with endnotes displayed and the InDesign document after placing the same word document which shows the endnotes have not been imported. Also an anchored text box is also displayed in place of the first endnote reference. The text displayed in the box is not the endnote reference text.

Adobe InDesign 2020
15.0.2 x64

Issue:

I am trying to create index entries that include a page range (such as 26-29) instead of a single page number using paragraph styles.

I am having trouble getting the page ranges for my indexed content to update correctly. Specifically, the index entry always only shows the first page of the range in the index pane on the first attempt.

I can sometimes (but not always) trick it into updating the page range correctly. I attached a video of it finally working after five failed attempts.

Here is what I tried:

(Also detailed at: helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/creating-index.html#pagerangeoptionsinindexes)

Step 1: Select the text that I want to be created as a marker, in this case, "Vacation" (by dragging the selection in the first [failed] video, and triple-clicking in the second video.)

Step 2: Select "Next Use of Style" and use "Heading 2".

Step 3: Click OK.

The first attempt always displays incorrectly.
After toggling between various Page range options, committing each one, and then toggling back to "Next use of Style," I can sometimes get a page range to appear, but it usually incorrect. An example of this behavior is illustrated in the first video when the page range shows 26-67. (It should be 26-29.)

Video two picks up where the first one let off. I try a slew of page range options, consistently returning to "Next use of Style" and "Heading 2" until finally, the correct range appears.

Also, if I need to nest that entry under another, the process starts all over again. :(

UPDATE: It turns out that even the last attempt is a failure. I am posting video #3 to show which pages the styles appear, and in what order. sigh

Links to Videos:

First Attempt: (90 seconds)
I did get a page range after much futzing, but not the correct one: https://www.screencast.com/t/dvn4qwpi -or-
Bug- InDesign Index Page Range Attempt 1.mp4 attached below.

Second Attempt: (2 minutes)
I did get the correct page range after an extreme amount of futzing: https://www.screencast.com/t/KnZRmUQfak -or-
Bug- InDesign Index Page Range Attempt 2.mp4 attached below.

Video 3: (50 seconds)
I use Find Format > Paragraph Style: Heading 2 to show you a small piece of the documents header structure, in case it is at all helpful. The image below (Document with headers labeled pgs 26-30.png) shows this as an annotated image.)
https://www.screencast.com/t/WAksdpdunq -or-
Bug- InDesign Index Page Range Style Information.mp4 attached below.

Images:

I have attached an annotated file that shows the pages and header structure (Document with headers labeled pgs 26-30.png). I also attached a video (Bug- InDesign Index Page Range Style Information.mp4) that shows these are, in fact, the correct styles.

Any help with this would be very much appreciated.