Tobias Wantzen
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Variable Font support has been implemented in InDesign 2020. Please upgrade to this version of InDesign to use this feature.
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Thanks for the suggestion. We have started to explore this feature. Will share more details soon
Thanks
AbhinavAn error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen commented
Phantom, as I wrote in my feature request: There should be an »appearance« panel, as you have in Illustrator, which shows the hierarchy of the applied styles. The higher style wins.
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Absolutely agree to Evan! Paragraph styles should work like CSS! In my eyes it is time for a new area of working with styles. Nothing changed here since the 1990s. The endless possibilities of CSS outstands this old model by far!
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Thanks for reporting. We will review it
-InDesign Team
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Thanks, that’s great to hear!
TobiasAn error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen commented
Thank’s Payal – you can download the video from my server:
http://www.wantzen.com/TextWrapKillsIndents.movThe image box in the left is set to »wrap bounding box«.
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I'm wondering, if this is a feature request or a bug report ...?! Anyway.
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Dear All,
This feature is now available in latest InDesign CC version. Please upgrade to the latest release.
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Abhinav AgarwalAn error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen commented
It would be a huge timesaver to accept/reject inserted, deleted text comments from Acrobat by clicking through them with the following options:
next
previous
accept
reject
accept and next
accept and previous
reject and next
reject and previsous
accept all
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I strongly second Rune Eilertsen’s comment!
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This is now available in the latest version of InDesign.
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I think, the endnotes have to undergo massive enhancements. I, personally, don’t understand the decision to put the endnotes in extra frames. This is not the way I would suspect to place endnotes. In my eyes they are definitely part of the story in which they are used (footnotes are implemented as part of the story, either).
They should be the last text elements at the end of the text flow. Additionally there should be the possibility (similar to renumbering of footnotes based on sections) to place (and renumber) them in one story/text flow at the end of a section! This would reflect the use case of endnotes at chapter end (while preserving the text chain throughout the whole document).An error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen commented
A similar request already exists:
https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601021-adobe-indesign-feature-requests/suggestions/20483905-dynamic-endnotes
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Hi All, this feature is now available in the latest version of InDesign i.e. InDesign 13.1
Kindly update InDesign to get access to this feature.
Regards
JavedAn error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen commented
I would like to add:
It would be best, if this would allow the output of single pages AND sections. E.g. an input of »1-20, 22, 25, 30-40« would output these PDFs:
1-20.pdf
22.pdf
25.pdf
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Oh yes, please!