When we create new documents with facing pages and Primary Text Frames on, new master pages are then created based on that original master page.

I would expect them to inherit the same threading and Primary Text Frame designation as the original, but they don't. Only the text frame on the right hand master page is designated as part of the primary text flow, and the frames are no longer threaded. Designers have to check every based-on master, re-designate the primary text flow, and re-thread the frames.

The steps to reproduce are:
1. Create a new document with Facing Pages and Primary Text Frames enabled. The A-Master spread has primary text frames on each page, threaded together.

2. Create a new master that is based on the A-Master. The new master spread only inherits the Primary Text Frame on the right hand page. The page on the left gets a basic text frame, and the frames are not threaded across the spread.

Files created within InDesign are increasing in size dramatically with every CMD + S.

It is not the files linked in the document which are 100 % to the ration they are seen and resetting the cache ~/Library>Caches> Adobe Indesign does not have any effect.

macOS Mojave
Version 10.14.5

InDesign CC 2019
14.0.2

To test this we have created a quick document with an Adobe Support Technician Saptam (see image-01). This document is 1.5 MB and when the design elements have been deleted and the file saved CMD +S you can see the file size doesn't go down (see image-02).

It remains at 1.5 MB and only when you go File > Save As through the navigation menu does the file size drop again to 1 MB.

For illustration purposes this is was only a small test whilst on the chat feature to Adobe. The files I was originally working on were for a point-of-sale suite

Totem
3.55 GB (CMD + S)
644.8 MB (FILE > SAVE AS)

Wobbler
1.49 GB (CMD + S)
279.8 MB (FILE > SAVE AS)

A1 Poster
2.46 GB (CMD + S)
281.1 MB (FILE > SAVE AS)

This is just a few examples and there was no difference between the files or image quality/size changes. Just File > Save As. Whilst CMD + S just added to my file as if it was embedding all the document history.

Hope you can help on this issue.

When changing the page size in Document Setup and ensuring that adjust layout is not selected, master page elements are showing up on pages where master pages are not applied.

Version: INDD CC 2019

Steps to Reproduce: (this does not happen in all cases) In this instance, I changed the document page size in document set up and ensured "Adjust layout" was not selected.

Expected Result: The document page size would change throughout, keeping the same layout as/properties as before.

Actual Result: Master page elements were applied to pages that did not have the master page applied (i.e. header on "E" master page is now present on all pages that did not have a master page applied).

This occurs when I begin to work on a document that was made in a previous version of InDesign, which by default had smaller top and bottom pasteboard margins. The first actual action I perform on a spread — not just clicking; something like moving an object, editing text and deselecting the text box, or creating a new object — causes the pasteboard to increase in size vertically to what I presume is the new default, which also causes the page view itself to jump down. This only happens on the active spread. This also produces a graphical error if I do this first action with the pasteboard hidden.

It does seem that changing the pasteboard margins in preferences sidesteps the issue by changing the sizes of all of the pasteboards at once. It took me several days to figure out what was happening/decide that I wasn't just going crazy and find that, though, and I'll have to remember to do this with every CC 2017 document I open to work on, which isn't ideal.

After having troubles with errorcode 4 since CC17 and High Sierra, now Errorcode 2 enters the stage :(.

First Symptoms: If you are working on a document and you have to re-save it under different names, e.g. you are working with a kind of template and have to import assets and save the INDD files... you always stay in the folder of the file after using "save as" ... but in this case the Indesign points to something like "documents" or another default folder after clicking "save as".

After that i am not able to save the files or load others, because of Error 2 (I don't have the right to save at this (any) location..) or data is wrong.

InDesign 2018 CC 13.0.1

Pages and spreads are doing weird things when I resize my document. It creates some odd margin after resize of pages. I start out with 2 pages, document shuffling allowed, facing pages turned off.

Page_spread_01_112617 - shows the page spread I was working with; each page is 10”x12.25”.
Page_spread_02_112617 - after I changed the size to 10.68”x11.239” for another ad spread, a weird margin showed up. The content boxes show how there is an odd overlap; each box is 10.68" wide.
Page_spread_03_112617 - If I move page 2 down in the Pages panel, and realign it with page 1, the margin disappears.

1. InDesign 2017.1
2. DIN A5 document with double-page and 3 mm bleed. On master-double-page A is no background and on master-double-page B is a full-faced background on the left page and a full-faced background on the right page. If I assign the right page of master-page B, the left page-background will also displayed on the left page (assigned with master page A, where is no background!!!). This just happens if the background of the master-page is set to the bleed (on top-left and bottom). The backgrounds are exact positioned and are not on the opposite page. See screenshots!
3. On the left side is no background. Because it's assigned with master A
4. On the left side is the background of the master B!! That's wrong!