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  1. [ID-4272938] After installing a Windows 11 update, InDesign is unable to find the Times New Roman and Calibri fonts

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    17 comments  ·  Adobe InDesign: Bugs » Text/Story/Table  ·  Admin →
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    Brett Wieland commented  · 

    1. ID 21.2
    2. Open a file made before the latest Windows update, its fonts will now be the incorrect version and appear as missing
    3. InDesign should use the installed font
    4. It's necessary to find/replace fonts on every file before it can be used. This also causes scripting issues.

    This also effects Library files made before the OS update.

    It appears Windows updated TNR and Calibri with the last few updates and this is causing issues with InDesign. ID is the only Adobe product affected by this problem. The others (AI, PS and Pr) seem fine. The version of Windows is 26200.7840.

    Screenshot attached. Calibri (OTF) is not a font we've ever used, and doesn't exist. The correct font is still called Calibri, so the replacement is Calibri (OTF) -> Calibri. This is for the entire family.

    This problem also affects Times New Roman.

    Should also mention that this exact problem exists on 5 different machines all running the same versions.

    Thank you.

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  2. Enable copy-paste of text / text frames without breaking cross references

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    2 comments  ·  Adobe InDesign: Feature Requests » Text and Type  ·  Admin →
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    Brett Wieland commented  · 

    This remains an issue in 2023 and, for my use case, makes cross-references near useless. I'm aware of the workarounds and have a script that does it also, but it's a bit ridiculous to go that far just to get this to behave the way it should out of the box.

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