1. InDesign 14.0.1 x64
2. Create a document.

Add an index reference for the word "Skrå".
Add an index reference for the word "Skrivare".
Add an index reference for the word "Överleva".
Add an index reference for the word "Ondska".

Go to index Sort Settings. Select Header Type Finnish/Swedish for the Roman script.

Generate an index.

Observe:
Ondska is placed under O.
Överleva is placed under Ö. Which is at the end of the alphabet. This is as it should be, here in Sweden-land.

However:
Skrivare is placed below Skrå. Despite å being placed last in the swedish alphabet. We have "å, ä ö" after z.

In other words: Index sections care about sort options. There seems to be no way to make the sorting of the actual topics respect the same sort options.

The only way I've found to generate a proper swedish index is to install the *shudder* swedish version of InDesign.

This seems weird to me. I should be able to create documents in other languages than the one InDesign itself is using. And most of InDesign supports this – dictionary languages can be chosen by paragraph, but the index will always be generated based on the InDesign UI language...

The Prevent Manual Positioning creates a Locked Object, but unlocking the widget doesn't remove the Prevent manual override.

When you check to "Prevent Manual Override" an anchored object receives a lock adornment. An object Style can be created from this object. If that lock is unlocked the Object style shows as override, but the "Prevent Manual Override" is still checked.

If the object style is redefined. The lock adornment is still unlocked, and the "Prevent Manual Positioning" is still checked. Reapplying the style locks the object.

There should be more consistent behaviour of "Prevent Manual Positioning" and the "Lock". Even though they are similar they are not the same. If checking "Prevent Manual Positioning" activates the Lock. Unlocking should also uncheck "Prevent Manual Positioning".

This is version 14.0.2 of InDesign for the mac

For example, in a business card, some employees have a direct and mobile phone number, some employees only have a direct phone number. If there is a "Direct" paragraph style and a "Mobile" paragraph style, on a record where there isn't a Mobile number, after previewing the next record with both numbers the "Direct" paragraph style is now applied to the Mobile number.

The data merge should retain the paragraph styles based on the placeholders, not the previewed data.

Images I have attached:
1: placeholder view showing Direct style
2: placeholder view showing Mobile style
3: preview view showing record without mobile number
4: preview view showing next record with mobile number (both lines have "O:" instead of top have "O:" and bottom having "M:").

See https://indesignsecrets.com/data-merge-remove-unwanted-lines.php for a better description of the problem.

Hope that helps describe the issue.

The Zoom function (Zoom In and Zoom Out) made with two fingers directly on the Wacom tablet (in my case an Intuos Pro L) or made using the Wacom Touch Ring tablet still does not work in InDesign, for a long time, with different versions of InDesign and with different operating systems (OS Mavericks - Sierra-High Sierra and now also Mojave ...).
All this is very frustrating, because it eliminates a very important function for those who have to paginate!
On all other programs (Illustrator, Photoshop and competition programs - Affinity Designer and Affinity Publisher Beta) it works regularly: I have already reported this bug on other occasions and every time there is an InDesign update I hope this problem will be finally solved but REGULARLY, for years now, I am disappointed every time, because the problem continues to exist: please, adobe, DO YOU WANT TO SOLVE IT ONCE AND FOR ALL, since every year I spend a lot of money for your subscription? Or do you want me TO DEFINITELY SWITCH TO AFFINITY APPS that cost a lot less and at least work properly?
I'm waiting for an answer from adobe, THANKS!

The Fonts folder in the InDesign 2019 application folder no longer follows symlinks, as previous versions did.

I prefer to keep my InDesign fonts separate from my system fonts, and in previous versions placed a symlink to my font folder in the InDesign application folder, titled "Fonts." InDesign would follow that link, and I would have access to all of my fonts within InDesign, without needing to install them user- or system-wide.

In InDesign 2019, no symlinks are followed - not on the top level, and not inside the folder either. (Tested by symlinking one font or one folder inside a new Fonts folder.)

One description of the method: https://glyphsapp.com/tutorials/testing-your-fonts-in-adobe-apps
Thread where others comment on this: https://forum.glyphsapp.com/t/adobe-fonts-folder-for-indesign-cc-2019/9971

Critical : can't sync fonts from Adobe :

Hello, just like this guy below :

Help! Unable to activate fonts InDesign 2019

I can't sync fonts on indesign from Adobe Fonts. Nothing works. Tried everything.

Tried syncing them from the Adobe Font website, tried in Indesign, uninstalled all indesign versions, restarted preferences, uninstalled adobe cloud.

tried everything,

Deactivating fonts on adobe font website, reactivating them. Doing the same in the cloud app. No fix.

FONTS HAVING ISSUES : Source Sans pro, Open Sans, League Gothic, Fire Sans , Fire Sans 2.

The error message is : "unable to sync one or more fonts" (tried all the troubleshoot fixes from adobe for this message)

But other fonts work well and do sync : Franklin URW, Bebas Neue etc.

My colleague has no issue on his mac, but I do on my PC. We share the same adobe licence for 2 computers. I tried stopping all software firewall inside Windows.

It's not due to our network, because my colleague uses the same network...

I'm currently stuck with projects that can't sync fonts.

What to do ?

I already tried with older version of indesign, no success

Thank you