Tobias Wantzen
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This is now available in the latest version of InDesign.
An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen
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A similar request already exists:
https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601021-adobe-indesign-feature-requests/suggestions/20483905-dynamic-endnotes
Please don't forget to vote there either!Tobias Wantzen
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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
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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
30-40.pdfTobias Wantzen
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Brian, if you haven’t already, I think you should support this uservoice:
https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601021-adobe-indesign-feature-requests/suggestions/32113915-dynamic-baseline-related-unit-of-measurementThis should solve your and much more similar issues ...
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Theo, not exactly, what you want, but you could get a similar effect even today with all versions of InDesign by using proportional scaling (vertical and horizontal) of the text. If your body text is 14pt, you could give the character style (16 ÷ 14 =) 114,3% vertical and horizontal scaling to get 16pt.
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The feature to “Preserve Filename on PDF Export” was introduced in InDesign 2019 in the PDF Export dialog.
The option is called “Use InDesign Document Name as the Output Filename”.Marking this Feature Request as Completed.
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Thanks a lot everyone for the feedback. I am moving this under review.
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For all non-Framemaker user it would be better to describe these features. Maybe they are useful, but we couldn't vote for something, we don't understand properly. Please explain the features you mentioned.
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I would say: Please add user defined arrow heads ...
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MathML support has been available in InDesign since version 2025.
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Hello All,
We have fixed a number of crashes with InDesign’s latest Nov’18 update.
Please download the latest InDesign version (InDesign CC 14.0.1) for the fix.List of crashes and other issues that have been fixed with the update can be found at the below provided link:
https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/fixed-issues.htmlIf you are unable to see the update yet, go to Creative Cloud application, click on the context menu on the top right and click on Check for App Updates.
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InDesign TeamAn error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen
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I couldn't subscribe this. In my system configuration, InDesign runs stable.
BTW: Please stick to the topic of this forum; this is a place to make suggestions for new features. -
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Rainer, no »normal« user will find out the »no language« hack – I totally agree with that! It's clearly a workaround (although logical: no language > no hyphenation algorithm). But works well and can be used in a character style.
As I stated in another post here, there are some more things at paragraph level that should be available on character level: https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601021-adobe-indesign-feature-requests/suggestions/31111393-add-word-and-character-spacing-justification-opt – but only one further person seems to think this is useful ... :o/
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3. InDesign option:
Adding a discretionary hyphen in front of the word that shouldn't be hyphenated.An error occurred while saving the comment Tobias Wantzen
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Rainer, I don't know, if I understand your request right, but InDesign offers two ways of suppressing hyphenation:
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In the paragraph options for the whole paragraph.
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Make a character style and choose »[No Language]« (»[Keine Sprache]«) as language. Now InDesign »doesn't know« how to hyphenate, because the text has no language attribute.
(I wrote a German blog post on this: http://wantzen.com/blog/keine-sprache-retter-fuer-urls-im-satz/)Cheers
Tobias
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).