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    We're happy to announce that the fix for this issue is now available in the latest update of InDesign - version 17.2 that is available to download from Creative Cloud Desktop application.


    Please update to this latest InDesign version to get the fix.

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    Adobe InDesign team

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Just updated to InDesign 17.0.1. The bug is still present. Makes InDesign virtually unusable.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Latest prerelease 17.1.0.47 says this bug has been squashed:

    [macOS Only] Text sometimes disappears while typing/editing

    Not for me it hasn't!

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Bug still present in pre-release ID 2022 Mainline_x17.1.0.28.

    Anyone else who can please download the pre-release and if the bug is present follow this link to post a bug report: https://forums.adobeprerelease.com/indesign/discussion/2030/indesign-and-incopy-2022-17-1-0-28-builds-are-now-available-to-download

    If more of us do this Adobe might finally recognise that this serious bug actually exists.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Unfortunately the font cache solution didn't work.

    Text still disappears randomly.

    I cannot believe that Adobe can't reproduce this issue on an M1 Mac and find a fix.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Don't want to speak too soon, but I think I may have discovered a fix. I use FontExplorer X Pro, but I opened FontBook and validated all fonts as suggested. This didn't work for me. I then opened FontExplorer and made sure only the System fonts were active. I then used the Tools menu in FontExplorer to clean the System font caches. It did this and then restarted my Mac.

    Since that restart I haven't seen the bug reappear.

    For the moment I am only allowing Creative Cloud to activate fonts needed by InDesign files. Over the next week I will activate any other fonts I need using FontExplorer and see if the bug reappears.

    If you Google there are many ways to clean the System font caches other that via FontExplorer.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Unfortunately this bug is still present in the latest prerelease: InDesign 2022 v 17.0.

    Very disappointing. Makes InDesign virtually unusable.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Restarted my Mac and the Prerelease tab showed up. InDesign 2021 (Prerelease) now installed.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Latest build at adobeprerelease.com is 15.1.2.221. That's 9 months old. The release notes for 16.2.1.100 tell you to instal via the Creative Cloud app. I followed all of the instructions in the release notes and the Prerelease tab does not appear in the Categories section.

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    pharwood commented  · 

    Same here. Like wading through treacle using the non-M1 version. Please fix.

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