Where's the link that leads to the latest releases known issues list? It's hard enough to find the release notes for the newest version release.

It should be a simple link right under the is this compatible with your computer info in The creative cloud desktop app.

I need the list of known issues with the latest release to determine whether or not I'm going to upgrade to it or wait until a critical issue is resolved.

Sometimes an issue will not be in the feature I use so I will update other times it is something that will majorly break my workflow. I should not have to come to the bugs forum to find the known issues, and the bugs form is unreliable because it doesn't tell me if it's a universal issue or user level issue.

I need to be able to judge that before installing the update. Stop hiding the known issues, and release notes for each release and keep them up-to-date.

InDesign (15.0.2) becomes almost unusable with more than (1) document open. Trying to copy text or images from one document to the next or just work in one of the documents while the other is open results in minutes-long wait times (or complete crash) to even select a text box, type a character, etc.

Steps to reproduce:
Open INDD doc (either on network or desktop)
Open second INDD doc
Attempt to edit text in either doc or copy over text from one document to the next

Set-up info:
InDesign 15.0.2
Windows 10 Enterprise // 10.0.17763

Trouble-shooting included:
- Turned off all plug-ins
- Turned off all preferences related to instant rendering of image, type, previews
- Turned off pre-flight
-Turned off type previews, variable characters, etc
-Display is set to typical (although, it happens in FAST as well)

Happening across regional team of 20+ users all working on the same Windows version and similar computers (Lenovo)

Hi
I have just spent 1.5 hours on a chat with your team re using a thesaurus function in InDesign (which there isn't one)
In design is a great product and amazingly intuitive with (almost) all the functions you need to create great documents however to use a simple function like a thesaurus I need to export to a .icml thingy which creates individual files for every chapter or section (filling up my files). Then you have to open each section individually in InCopy, which then creates a document that looks more like a 80' dot-matrix print out with no formatting or font detail etc, do you thesaurus work then hope the changes don't ***** up your formatting in the indesign document when it relinks.

Could I suggest adobe just add a thesaurus tab in InDesign. I can't see it being that difficult, I mean even microsoft has managed to have it in 'word'

Note it is actually easier to just copy text into word, use thesaurus, then copy it back than go through the pain of InCopy

Please just add thesaurus

Thanks
Pete

Hi

I've recently upgraded to a Dell UP2720Q 4K monitor.
Since the upgrade i've notices that inDesign has become nearly unusable, Its slow when selecting objects, editing text, moving things around...

When moving Indesign to my second monitor (eizo s2433w) the problem goes away.

The only fix I have found is to change the display profile to "Apple RGB" in the display settings. This fixes the problem immediately, but now the colours look horrible...

I've also notices this problem with other Adobe apps like, illustrator and photoshop. But Indesign seems to have the worst of it.

1. Version of Adobe InDesign, InCopy or InDesign Server :
   Indesign 15.0.2 on a MAC PRO 2013 macOS 10.15.4




2. Steps to reproduce the issues:
   Using a 4K monitor (Dell UP2720Q)




3. Expected result:
   Normal performance




4. Actual result:
   Slow & stuttering performance

ps; My colleugue has the same DELL Monitor, using it on a Imac 2019. But he has no problems.

When pasting a group of layers from one document to another it would be great of InDesign would honor the sort order when the layers land in the receiving document. Also if the layer colors can stay the same.

I often paste between documents and it is not fun having the manual sort the layers. How about a sort selected layer by "X' as an option. Typically I number these direct mail layers in numerical order.

This is very important with direct mail clients with variable data. The printers prefer all versions for the different branch offices in a 2-page front and back INDD file for both digital and traditional printing as well.

Files can randomly corrupt when using a shared server? Every respectable business uses a shared server! We can't put confidential info on employee desktops as is recommended by Adobe because they can't support a shared server! At minmum if you can't support a shared server then make back up files which can be accessed if a file is corrupt. And no, your recovery option doesn't work when a back up file is corrupt. I've just missed a deadline, spent a ton of money on lost work and need to recreat all the lost work. Thanks Adobe........for nothing!!! Adapt to your users needs, don't ask your users to adapt to yours!!!