Text Find/Change seems to have a bug: let's suppose we have 2 paragraph styles, for example a title style and a body text style. In the document I received from our partner sometimes the body paragraphs wear the title style and they were manually overridden to look like the body style. To fix this error I tried to search for texts that has the title style but the font used is that of the body style. Indesign Finds something at the beginning of the body paragraph (a thin cursor-like thing can be seen there: it is the selected something) that is - as Indesign states - of the title style. But as you can see on the screenshot it is definitely not of the title style.

In grep Find/Change the problem doesn't exist.

Transparency Effect bug - Effects all objects on spread instead of only selected object.

I select a regular rectangle shape object with a solid fill (yellow) and change it's transparency under the effects menu to 75%. I have another regular rectangle object with a solid fill (turquoise) that's transparency is 100%. However, once I change the yellow rectangles transparency to 75%, the turquoise rectangle appears as if I've also changed it's transparency to 75% - not the desired result. When I change the yellow rectangle object back to 100% transparency, the turquoise rectangle object appears at it's original 100% transparency state. The change in transparency also effects the color of other objects on the same layout.

Adobe Indesign 2019 v 14.0.2
Windows 10

Since I update indesign to CC 2019 I can't print to booklet all of my .indd files which were overwrited in .indd version CC 2019 (and even the older versions can't be printed to booklet...).
I got the error message : "printing error : The Adobe Print engine has failed to output your data due to an unknow problem"

indesign 14.0.1
Windows 7 version 6.1
printer : Adobe PDF

Here is the error log :

%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%%
%%[Page: 1]%%

%%[ Error: invalidrestore; OffendingCommand: restore ]%%

Stack:

-save-

%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ] %%

it seems that the log tells the problem is in the page 1 but when delete this page the problem persists with the other pages...

My print settings are in the text file attached to this post

Sometimes when I drag a text box to a different position the screen starts to flicker then goes crazy - like a strobe effect. It's applied to all software that's open and there is no choice but to have a frenzied time trying to shut down applications and saving work before the screen either goes completely blank or white. There is no choice but to restrt the imac.

It happened around 5 times in the space of an hour and then won't happen for weeks.

iMac - Intel Core i7 - 4 GHz - Memory 32 GB - AMD Radeon R9 M395 - Built-In Retina LCD 5120x2880 - InDesign 14.0.2

InDesign v 14.0.2

We use Drive File Stream for all of our file storing - which has been working great until last week when opening certain files made InDesign crash repeatedly. I have tried to save as an IDML, download locally and still have the crashing problem.

When I go to open the file it will just freeze the application window, no panels visable and just the spinning Mac ball. Force quit and then reopen InDesign - then it freezes again each time upon reopening, before trying to open any files and I have to force quit again. The second time trying to reopen is successful.

Drive file stream is working fine for most other files.

1. Affected: InDesign CC all versions that are working with CC Libraries.
Tested with InDesign CC 2018.1 and InDesign CC 2019 version 14.0.2.324 on Windows 10. InDesign versions on Mac OS X are also reported.

2. Steps to reproduce the issue:
Do a new CC Library.
Add TIFF images saved from PhotoShop CC 2019 to the new library.
Two options how you can do this that I know of:
A. Drag the files from your file system to the open and empty library.
B. Use Adobe Bridge CC 2019 to drag files to the open library.

3. Expected result:
If I want to use an image TIFF asset in my layout and place it on the page from a CC Library the placed image should show up as TIFF image with all the right properties, like the right color space, original resolution etc.pp.

4. Actual result:
The placed TIFF is converted to PNG, color space is always RGB, regradless of the original. Always indicating transparency. Even if the original file stored in the CC Library has no transparency at all.

More details can be seen in this discussion at Adobe InDesign User Forum:

Bibliotecas CC - Indesign convierte imágenes TIFF en PNG
franp30034553 Jul 16, 2019 11:02 AM
https://forums.adobe.com/message/11168505#11168505

Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( ACP )

PS: We can see the same issue with Adobe Illustrator.

PPS: Also did a bug report at Adobe Bridge Uservoice.

https://adobebridge.uservoice.com/forums/905377-report-bugs/suggestions/38165185-tiff-images-added-to-cc-library-are-considered-as

Adobe InDesign version 14.0.2

I don't know when this started happening, but it's a big issue. It's no longer possible to filter fonts based on lining figures (that is, filter out old style figures). Here's what happens:

1. With a text box selected, I click the dropdown arrow next to the font name in the Control palette.
2. I click the Filter dropdown.
3. With no filters selected, the font list looks as shown in the screenshot I'm attaching called Unfiltered. That screenshot shows a mix of fonts that have lining figures and those that don't.
4. I select just the Lining Figures filter.

What should happen: The list should just show the fonts with lining figures.

What actually happens: The filter filters everything out and the list just goes blank. Bah!!! I'm attaching another screenshot called "Filtered on Lining Figures."

I don't know what else I should attach - a system report of some sort? Please let me know.

I've defined a text variable that I use for a running header. This variable is defined from the first use of a "chapter title" paragraph style that I've also defined. I've inserted this variable on my A-master page, which is synced between documents in my book. The problem I'm running into is that I've used a number of glyphs in the text comprising the first use of that style, and the text variable (my running header) looks garbled: it's missing letters and has mixed caps. If it matters, the font I'm using is Orpheus Pro Bold.

Attached are two screenshots: the first page where the header is defined (as chapter title), and subsequent pages where you'll see the garbled header at the top right.

To my knowledge, master page items still don't populate the Table of Contents in Indesign without overriding the master page item.

Problem with this is it defeats the purpose of the master page item.

For instance, I have a large manual, in which the chapters are included in a master page layout. The text in the master page item is auto generated using the Special Character - Marker - Section Marker feature, so all I have to do is start a new section in my document.

But the TOC will not take that text from the master page, unless I over ride it.
Very frustrating.

Thoughts?