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    The fix of the issue is now available in the latest InDesign 2024(v19.5.0.084). We recommend you upgrade to the latest version for the fix.

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    Marc Dunker commented  · 

    I'm having the same issue. I'm running 19.4 on Windows 10.

    Thus far it's older InDesign files (a year or more and have [converted] appended to the filename) that I'm getting into and modifying as it's a new year, so they need updated.

    The other commonality of the ones that have done it thus far is they have CC Library items linked. The library assets in the layers panel says <pasted graphic>, and the links panel says "Adobe PDF" instead of the asset name.

    When I relink the library assets, which is manual and a lot of guess work, the pop-up mostly has gone away. I've been able to recover two documents by relinking. The second document I've tried this with now only shows the pop-up on open and close as well as somewhat intermittently. I'm going to try and relink everything to see if that fixes the remaining issue, but it's at least editable without the pop-up continually happening almost nonstop.

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    Marc Dunker commented  · 

    I figured out a workaround for this based on my needs. I was using linked PSDs, so copied and pasted the objects in place over the originals, went to Object > Clipping Path and created a clipping path based on the Alpha Channel, right-clicked on each object with clipping and converted the clipping path to a frame, repeated as necessary (3 objects for me). Next I copied all paths, merged all paths in Pathfinder, and hid the layer. Next I applied black fill to the unmerged paths, set the fill color to 1%, and applied the drop shadow. Then I grouped all paths and applied Knockout Group. Lastly, I cut the grouped paths, unhid the merged path, and pasted in place. This allowed the shadow to be inside the paths only and not the background.

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