InDesign Beta: when it updates, it makes itself the "default" INDD app (in Windows)
Is there any way to keep the Beta version of InDesign from assigning itself as the "default" app when it updates? I have had to uninstall it because it keeps taking over and I only want it around as a "test" platform, not as a production app. And it's frustrating to have to keep fixing that. This doesn't seem to be happening with Illustrator or Photoshop, just InDesign.
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Rob Oliver
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This also affects the prerelease version. I used to be able to install either alongside regular InDesign, but I think starting with version 21 the prerelease (or beta) basically takes over. For me uninstalling prerelease or beta then breaks the file associations with InDesign and messes up the icons.