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1. Version 15.0.2 - Duplicate folder saving to desktop

   After moving a packaged folder from the desktop, if I go back to edit the file it creates a duplicate folder to the desktop with only the contents of Document fonts (which does not include all fonts). Definitely a concern of saving over existing data.

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2. tracking

   Having lots of issues since the latest update (17.2) with the character box.

   When I highlight my text it won't allow me to click the dropdown to change the font or the tracking.

   If I click on the 'tracking' field, I can type the number in manually but I can't see it. I also cannot click the up and down buttons to change it that way.

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3. Select multiple cells in a table that are not next to each other.

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   When we creating a table in Indesign, it is impossible to select several cells at the same time, if they are not side by side.
   There is no shortcut yet that allows you to do this.
   This would save a lot of time, being able to change the background color, or font, of several selected cells.
   For the moment, we have to take the cells one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one... Not really fast...!

   Thanks in advance for future updates! :-)

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   Bonjour,

   Lorsqu'on créé un tableau dans Indesign, il est impossible de sélectionner plusieurs cellules en même temps, si elles ne sont pas côte à côte.
   Il n'existe pas encore de raccourci qui permet de le faire.
   Cela ferait gagner beaucoup de temps, afin de pouvoir changer la couleur de fond, ou la police d'écriture, de plusieurs cellules sélectionnées.
   Pour le moment, nous sommes obligées de prendre les cellules une par une.
   Pas vraiment rapide.

   Merci d'avance pour les prochaines mises à jour ! :-)

   Good morning,

   When we creating a table in Indesign, it is impossible to select several cells at the same time, if they are not side by side.
   There is no shortcut yet that allows you to do this.
   This would save a lot of time, being able to change the background color, or font, of several selected cells.
   For the moment, we have to take the cells one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one... Not really fast...!

   Thanks in advance for future updates! :-)

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   Lorsqu'on créé un tableau dans Indesign, il est… more

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4. Add attributes of currently selected text or object to the "Find/Replace" dialog

   Here's an idea. It would be cool if the attributes of whatever you currently have selected, be it text or an object, could be quickly added to the Find/Replace dialog as your "search" terms. That way you don't have to go through and find all the attributes you want to search for, you could just select something that already has those attributes applied and then search. For instance, if you selected text that was bold italic, red, and 12 pt of a certain font and paragraph style, then those attributes could be loaded in the search box instead of having to input each of those to find all text that has those same attributes.

   Here's an idea. It would be cool if the attributes of whatever you currently have selected, be it text or an object, could be quickly added to the Find/Replace dialog as your "search" terms. That way you don't have to go through and find all the attributes you want to search for, you could just select something that already has those attributes applied and then search. For instance, if you selected text that was bold italic, red, and 12 pt of a certain font and paragraph style, then those attributes could be loaded in the search box instead of having… more

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5. Fonts not copying when packaging a file

   I've been having issues ever since the update of InDesign 16.4. The issues have been fonts copying over when packaging a file. It's on all computers MacBook (personal) and two iMacs (work). Projects have been different but have same issue. So far I've only gone the manual route to retrieve the fonts but main problem is still ongoing. The fonts aren't from type kit or have certain permission restraints. These are purely installed fonts that I've had zero issues in the past been using them for the past 2yrs and ever since the update they no longer copy over. So I'm not too certain as to why I keep having the packaging error of copying the fonts.

   I've been having issues ever since the update of InDesign 16.4. The issues have been fonts copying over when packaging a file. It's on all computers MacBook (personal) and two iMacs (work). Projects have been different but have same issue. So far I've only gone the manual route to retrieve the fonts but main problem is still ongoing. The fonts aren't from type kit or have certain permission restraints. These are purely installed fonts that I've had zero issues in the past been using them for the past 2yrs and ever since the update they no… more

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6. Multi-Lingual Data Handling

   This is a suggestion for a new feature for people using InDesign for multilingual purposes.

   In India, we may need to use 3 languages ​​at the same time, for example, in addition to English, we may need to use the national language Hindi and the regional language Malayalam, Tamil or some other language. In other countries, sometimes even more.

   When we try to make changes to a paragraph or chapter using different fonts in different languages, we often have to select and change even one letter to change the font in each language. This greatly reduces the joy of using character, paragraph styles, etc. and reduces efficiency and output.

   Now that the languages ​​of the world are rapidly moving to Unicode, it would be nice if we could address each language separately and make changes to the character style and paragraph style based on the Unicode font spectrum suitable for each language.

   I hope I can contribute more ideas to the efforts to meet this global challenge.

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   This is a suggestion for a new feature for people using InDesign for multilingual purposes.

   In India, we may need to use 3 languages ​​at the same time, for example, in addition to English, we may need to use the national language Hindi and the regional language Malayalam, Tamil or some other language. In other countries, sometimes even more.

   When we try to make changes to a paragraph or chapter using different fonts in different languages, we often have to select and change even one letter to change the font in each language. This greatly reduces the joy of… more

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7. Inconsistent names of spaces in Czech UI

   There is a mess in the names of spaces in Czech UI. The names of spaces are not consistent:

   Em Space = "Em mezera" or "Dlouhá mezera"
   En Space = "En mezera" or "Krátká mezera"
   Nonbreaking Space = "Pevná mezera" or "Nedělitelná mezera"

   Depending on the situation, the user sees either one or the other name for an identical space.

   I suggest to:
   1. Use "En mezera" and "Em mezera" only. It is not the traditional Czech name, it is an Anglicism, but quite widespread and understandable
   2. Use "Čtverčíková mezera" and "Půlčtverčíková mezera", the traditional typographic terms, nevertheless some may find it obsolete

   Terms "Dlouhá mezera" and "Krátká mezera" are confusing. It means "Long space" and "Short space". But how long? What does short means? It indicates that it is shorter than the default space, but it is actually wider. Both terms were never used in Czech language. Professionals use "Čtverčíková mezera", young people use "Em mezera". No one would ever use "Dlouhá mezera".

   As for the nonbreaking spaces, correct options for "Nonbreaking space" and "Nonbreaking space (fixed width)" are:

   Nedělitená mezera
   Nedělitená mezera (pevná šířka)
   or
   Nezlomitelná mezera
   Pevná mezera
   or
   Nedělitená mezera
   Pevná mezera

   Explanation:

   "Nedělitelná mezera" or "Nezlomitelná mezera" is the correct term for Nonbreaking space of variable width

   "Pevná mezera" is the correct name for Nonbreaking space of fixed width

   "Nedělitelná mezera (fixed with)" is a weird neologism. It is something like "Horse (with stripes)" instead of "Zebra".

   See also https://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nezlomiteln%C3%A1_mezera

   There is a mess in the names of spaces in Czech UI. The names of spaces are not consistent:

   Em Space = "Em mezera" or "Dlouhá mezera"
   En Space = "En mezera" or "Krátká mezera"
   Nonbreaking Space = "Pevná mezera" or "Nedělitelná mezera"

   Depending on the situation, the user sees either one or the other name for an identical space.

   I suggest to:
   1. Use "En mezera" and "Em mezera" only. It is not the traditional Czech name, it is an Anglicism, but quite widespread and understandable
   2. Use "Čtverčíková mezera" and "Půlčtverčíková mezera", the traditional typographic terms, nevertheless some… more

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8. 15.0.2

   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.

   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… more

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9. Rulers exceeding text boundaries, only paragraph shading or offsets seem to be able to limit them

   The issue is described in this thread (sample .INDD file link included in the thread to reproduce the issue):

   https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/can-all-column-rules-height-be-re-adjusted-at-once-after-changing-the-copy-text-font-size/m-p/13139262#M488618

   The excess rulers that go beyond the text boundary can only be removed (or masked, not sure which is actually happening) with paragraph shading.

   As a rule, rulers should not go beyond the text boundary, and they should adapt to the text boundary (if font size have been changed, or if other changes have been made that affect the layout).

   But the green arrows show that in some cases the boundary is correct.

   It shouldn't be necessary to add both offsets and paragraph shading to get the rulers right.

   The paragraph shading trick is not a real solution, that I guess is just overlapping the rulers but it does not trim them.

   The issue is described in this thread (sample .INDD file link included in the thread to reproduce the issue):

   https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/can-all-column-rules-height-be-re-adjusted-at-once-after-changing-the-copy-text-font-size/m-p/13139262#M488618

   The excess rulers that go beyond the text boundary can only be removed (or masked, not sure which is actually happening) with paragraph shading.

   As a rule, rulers should not go beyond the text boundary, and they should adapt to the text boundary (if font size have been changed, or if other changes have been made that affect the layout).

   But the green arrows show that in some cases the boundary is correct.

   It shouldn't be necessary to… more

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10. character styles in Table of Contents

    Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.

    It is a best practice, if you use running headers, to apply a character style to a selected subset of a heading, for example, HeadText1 for a first-level heading, and HeadText2 for a second-level heading, so that the header just shows basically a short title for the heading. You define the header to contain two text variables, first Heading1 that picks up, for example, the first instance of the text marked with HeadText1, and Heading2 that picks up the last instance of HeadText2. Works great, and I have a post at https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2602190 that shows how to do this. (HeadText1 and HeadText2 character styles apply nothing but the name, they don't change the text at all; they are just to tell the headers which subset of the Heading1 or Heading1 to put into the header at the top of the page.)

    The problem is that when you generate a Table of Contents, the header will pick up HeadText2 and insert in the header, as the entries in the Table of Contents all have the HeadText1 and HeadText2 character styles. While keeping character styles is a good default… people might want to keep them in the Table of Contents… there should be a checkbox for "strip character styles" for documents where you are using this best practice for running headers.

    See: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2628881

    Not sure if this is a bug or a feature.

    It is a best practice, if you use running headers, to apply a character style to a selected subset of a heading, for example, HeadText1 for a first-level heading, and HeadText2 for a second-level heading, so that the header just shows basically a short title for the heading. You define the header to contain two text variables, first Heading1 that picks up, for example, the first instance of the text marked with HeadText1, and Heading2 that picks up the last instance of HeadText2. Works great, and I have a… more

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11. Images error for Khmer, Lao, Thai

    There is an error in InDesign CC 2021 v16.0
    Error in image location for Khmer, Lao, Thai icons.
    Please refer to the following URL for reference materials.
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OgwMwY8oHB1yOfO6cYgnPabO1ft9RC3R?usp=sharing

    Myanmar Unicode has similar errors.
    Please also check the URL below.
    https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601180-adobe-indesign-bugs/suggestions/41076298-font-errors-of-southeast-asian-languages-such-as-m

    hank you very much.

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12. Rulers exceeding text boundaries, only paragraph shading or offsets seem to be able to limit them

    The issue is described in this thread (sample .INDD file link included in the thread to reproduce the issue):

    https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/can-all-column-rules-height-be-re-adjusted-at-once-after-changing-the-copy-text-font-size/m-p/13139262#M488618

    The excess rulers that go beyond the text boundary can only be removed (or masked, not sure which is actually happening) with paragraph shading.

    As a rule, rulers should not go beyond the text boundary, and they should adapt to the text boundary (if font size have been changed, or if other changes have been made that affect the layout).

    But the green arrows show that in some cases the boundary is correct.

    It shouldn't be necessary to add both offsets and paragraph shading to get the rulers right.

    The paragraph shading trick is not a real solution, that I guess is just overlapping the rulers but it does not trim them.

    The issue is described in this thread (sample .INDD file link included in the thread to reproduce the issue):

    https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/can-all-column-rules-height-be-re-adjusted-at-once-after-changing-the-copy-text-font-size/m-p/13139262#M488618

    The excess rulers that go beyond the text boundary can only be removed (or masked, not sure which is actually happening) with paragraph shading.

    As a rule, rulers should not go beyond the text boundary, and they should adapt to the text boundary (if font size have been changed, or if other changes have been made that affect the layout).

    But the green arrows show that in some cases the boundary is correct.

    It shouldn't be necessary to… more

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13. fi creates embedded subset

    When I use the two letters "fi" in that order, when I export PDF, I get embedded subsets. This is on multiple fonts.
    if I switch the case of f"I" to fI upper case (EYE), then the embedded subset issue goes away. (the case of the first letter "f" does not matter.
    example so words:
    first
    fit
    profit
    indentifies

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14. nDesign 2020 fonts don't work

    When working with InDesign 2020, fonts that are installed on the system, go missing - I HAVE THE SAME ISSUE and its very frustrating and wastes a lot of time -

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15. Fonts menu selection doesn't work well (it skips some fonts randomly)

    On a 2011 27" iMac 3,1 Ghz with SSD drive, with the last High Sierra and InDesign CC 2019 (14.0.2) versions, the fonts selection menu doesn't work well. Please see attached video. This is really annoying because it seems to happen randomly. Thanks for your help. Regards.

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16. Allow InDesign to retain local formatting when updating linked text files.

    When using linked text files in InDesign, any local formatting changes made directly in InDesign (such as font size, color, bold/italic, etc.) are lost when the external text file is updated. This is a significant limitation for designers who need to maintain complex formatting in layouts. Please add an option to retain local formatting when linked text files are updated.

    Suggestion:
    “Preserve Local Formatting” in the Links panel or File Handling preferences.

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17. Missing fonts, spell checking not working with InDesign 2020 build 15.0.2

    There are two bugs with InDesign 2020, build 15.0.2, which make it unusable for me. I have reverted to build 15.0, and the two bugs are not in that build.

    Bug 1 is that often when I export pages as a pdf, or I package the document, the fonts I am using in the document become missing afterward. I need to quit InDesign in order to have InDesign find those fonts again.

    Bug 2 is that spell checking no longer works. The spell checking window comes up, but it never catches any misspellings.

    Reverting InDesign to build 15.0 takes care of those bugs. I'm not sure what the problem is with build 12.0.2, but it is unusable.

    I am running Mac OS Catalina 10.15.3 on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2018, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports) with 16 GB of ram.

    There are two bugs with InDesign 2020, build 15.0.2, which make it unusable for me. I have reverted to build 15.0, and the two bugs are not in that build.

    Bug 1 is that often when I export pages as a pdf, or I package the document, the fonts I am using in the document become missing afterward. I need to quit InDesign in order to have InDesign find those fonts again.

    Bug 2 is that spell checking no longer works. The spell checking window comes up, but it never catches any misspellings.

    Reverting InDesign to build 15.0… more

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18. Find/Change bug in Indesign 13.1.1

    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.

    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… more

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19. svg fonts InDesign v. 17.0.1

    Since upgrading to v.17.0.1 from v.17, I can no longer export svg fonts to pdf?

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20. Capitalisation of letters b and i triggering the command prompt to bold and italicise copy

    Issue being experienced on Adobe InDesign 2023 version 17.4 (and previous version), using MacOS Monterey v12.6.

    When using shift + b or shift + i commands in indesign to create capital B or capital I, the command is instead acting as I would expect if I were to key in CMD + B or CMD + I in Microsoft or code - it is changing the font to 'Semibold' (shift + B) and 'Book italic' (shift + I) and not capitalising the letter.

    The issue can be replicated reliably across all fonts loaded.

    Please can this be investigated?

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