Janus Bahs Jacquet
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Generative Alt Text is an opt-out experience and is turned ON by default. The first time an image is placed, InDesign informs you that it could be turned off with a clear CTA.
Closing this as As Designed.
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Adobe InDesign team
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An error occurred while saving the comment Confirmed in InDesign 2024 and 2025.
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An error occurred while saving the comment The two options are ten options apart in the book options menu. The sync option is in a whole section of its own containing only “Synchronize [Book/Selected Documents]”, “Synchronize Options…” and “Update All Cross-References”.
An “Are you sure?” button would be good, since it’s not intuitively obvious that any book documents not currently open will be altered and immediately saved with no further prompt, but you are definitely not just one pixel away from destroying your project instead of saving it.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Despite what this suggestion implies, however, applied character styles should **not** be removed, only local formatting overrides – or at least, character styles should only be removed with a separate button for “Remove Character Styles”.
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The fact that this is “as designed” IS THE ENTIRE PROBLEM.
It may be as Adobe designed, but it is not as any sane user designs.
**NO** AI feature (or any other feature that causes automatic changes to the document without the user’s action or knowledge) should ever be opt-out. Ever. This is UX 101. Breaking it in this manner is essentially deliberately adding malware into the application.