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The change to "Parent" was utterly stupid, but changing it back isn't really necessary, especially as it's possible to rename the pages back to "Master" manually. Simply right-click on the name of the Parent Page, select "Parent Options for [name of parent page]" and change the name! Going back would just wind everyone up even more.
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This would be dead useful, it's possible in Canva of all places, but not InDesign!
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Great idea, avoid having to cross check the CSV and data labels!
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There is a workaround for this - https://www.thegraphicmac.com/setting-indesign-default-fonts-and-colors/ - but as it says, it only works for new documents, not ones that you've already created.
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Yes, or make it an option in Preferences
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Absolutely. Or at least make it so that it can be turned on/off in Preferences.
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Please let us know if the below-mentioned workaround works for you:
- Try restarting your Windows machine.
- Use the “Restart” option and NOT “Shutdown”.—
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Encountered this problem switching from 2021 to 2022 today, with both InDesign and Illustrator. Restarting didn't work. Not sure if someone's already posted this solution, but what worked for me was:
1. Uninstall the 2022 version and reinstall the 2021 version.
2. Open files in program, set as default, etc, thus restoring the icons.
3. Install 2022 version, this time NOT overwriting the old version (the checkbox pops up in CC when installing. It's probably unchecked by default (unlike PS) for this reason).
4. Uninstall 2021.
5. Open files in 2022, setting as default program. The icons reappear! -
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It IS possible to rename the pages back to "Master" manually. Simply right-click on the name of the Parent Page, select "Parent Options for [name of parent page]" and change the name!