Hello, This is to report an ID behavior that constitutes a bug (to my thinking). This behavior has existed in every version of ID that I'm familiar with from the beginning through CC 2021. Documentation states that you can use any delimiter character you prefer in File Info. But it doesn't tell you that it will change your delimiters to semicolons as soon as you hit OK on the File Info dialog. This has been a thorn in my side for many years. I produce periodical scientific journals using InDesign as my layout tool. And ID is awesome for that. But every time I export a PDF, I'm then forced to manually change all those semicolons back to commas (that's what our website demands for full searching/indexing capability). Until our webmaster makes a change that will allow semicolons, I have to endure that frustration on every author list and keyword list in every PDF that we publish. There are very few, if any, options for batch search/replacing text in metadata of a collection of PDFs. I hope the ID development staff will find it in their hearts to change ID's preference for semicolons - or at least provide some alternative solution for exported PDFs.
Thanks,
Stay well,
C Yarwood

When going to InDesgin online User Guide, the whole section of placing images is missing (Both in English and Hebrew - didn't check other languages).

I mentions this in Adobe Support Communities on May 22, 2019 Here:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign/indesign-user-guide-search-place/m-p/10535619?page=1#M147718

1. Adobe InDesign Middle Eastern Version, 2019-2021




2. Steps to reproduce the issues : Go to InDesign User Guide:
   https://helpx.adobe.com/hken/indesign/user-guide.html/hken/indesign/using/welcome.ug.html

On the left under the topic list, there is no topic for Placing Graphics.

1. Expected result: The topic should appear in user guide, in all languages including Hebrew.




2. Actual result: The topic is missing.

This topic exist when you google search it, but not under the user guide:
English:
https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/placing-graphics.html

Hebrew
https://helpx.adobe.com/il_he/indesign/using/placing-graphics.html

I've had several recent designs that I've been the author on, that when I share the working file can't be opened by other users. This has occurred with a company work design file and a personal project design. In both cases, these files were made with InDesign 2021 on Windows 10. The other users that tried to access my files were on Macs (unknown OS) using InDesign 2021 as well. This is problematic and damaging to workflows if other users can't open and work in files created by someone else.

PS. It is unclear if this is an issue between users on the same systems Mac/Mac or Windows/Windows, but has been demonstrated as a cross-system issue Windows/Mac.

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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.