When using the structure menu to load a DTD , the latest version of InDesign sometimes throws an error with a single period as the message. I'm using the same DTD I've used successfully in previous versions of InDesign.

Error text:
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Line 941, Column: 18

In the context of this DTD, line 941 column 18 points to the % sign used to refer to an earlier parameter entity. This has never been a problem for InDesign before:

<!ELEMENT sam (%paragraph_styles; | table | footnote | endnote)+ >

Even using the same DTD in the same file, this issue doesn't always occur. I am typically able to get around the issue by scrolling around the document or clicking on text boxes, then simply running the tool again. It's unclear what could be causing this different behavior each time the tool is run.

This also affects document.loadDtd in the scripting object model.

1 . I updated my Mac to Monterey v12.2 and then Indesign issues began. I can not one click on my navigation, I have to double click to access drop down menu and then the menu stays on the screen does not clear.

Also I cannot access sub-menus in the drop. ie: FILE > OPEN RECENT

First off I have to double click to access the FILE drop down menu and then when i scroll down to OPEN RECENT, i cannot access that menu

1. When I have selected multiple objects and short key COPY or CUT... Indesign shuts down and error report pops up

InDesign version 17.3
A Metadata Caption set in Text Variables can be on a layer separate from an image. In my workflow, this is good!

Unfortunately, InDesign treats images on layers that are turned off as if they are on, and hence a text box containing a Metadata Caption is presented with multiple images to read from and delivers the message <Multiple intersecting links>.

I discovered this by having a square image on one layer and a 4:3 image on another layer, a layer turned off. When the text box containing the caption touched the top or bottom of the image, it worked, but when moved to the center of the image or the sides, the caption text disappeared, replaced by the message <Multiple intersecting links>. It did not matter if the text box containing the caption was on the same layer as the image or on a separate layer.

I just spent a couple of hours trying to figure out why one of my images (placed Illustrator file) was pixelating in EPub output. The same image is placed in 6 places, and only in three of those instances was the output incorrect. Image is identically placed in all six instances (size and scaling), the link is valid (not missing), and all export settings were correct. As a last resort troubleshooting this, I realized that in the three locations that were pixelated, the display setting for those three was set to Typical rather than High Quality. I set them to High Quality and lo and behold the export was fixed.

I've never seen this happen before and I know that it's not supposed to happen at all, but in this case it was definitely the problem. I'm assuming it's a bug, but whether it's repeatable or not I don't know. Unfortunately, I can't send the file in question for analysis because the content is sensitive and proprietary but wanted to report it anyway in case others are having the same problem.

I'm using InDesign version 17.3 on Windows

1. Using 17.1 x64 on a Windows 10 machine
2. When InDesign is closed, if I double click on a file to open it, the program opens with a minimal workspace; no panels, no toolbar at the top of the screen, nothing. If I open the program first, and then open a file (either through the file menu, or by doubleclicking on the icon in File Explorer, the program opens with my correct workspace.
3. Opening the program, no matter how I access it, should open with my selected workspace.
4. It opens without any panels, toolbars or the option to change to a different workspace.
5. I have provided a screen shot of the screen after opening a file by double-clicking, and another one with my normal workspace after opening a different file using the file menu.