nitsch.lorand@curteaveche.ro
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Hi,
Thank you for reporting the issue. We are currently investigating the issue and updated the status in the Uservioce thread. However, the issue is still not reproducible in-house and we need additional information
- Screenshot of Memory usage while the issue is observed
- Is the "Contextual Task bar" shown? If yes, Disable it from "Window->Contextual Task bar"
- Please follow the below steps for InDesign 20.0.1.32 and InDesign PR 20.1.0.28 on Macintosh
- Open Terminal in full screen mode
- Drag the InDesign application on terminal (e.g. "/Applications/Adobe\ InDesign\ 2025/Adobe\ InDesign\ 2025.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe\ InDesign\ 2025")
- Copy the logs when you start facing the slowness in a text(.txt) file. Share the file with us at sharewithID@adobe.com.
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What I experienced so far (on a 2018 MacMini with Sequoia): When starting fresh, Indesign 2025 works fine... until something happens - I bet something related to memory usage. For example this can be reproduced every time: when I open a book around 400 pages long and scrolling down on it, at some point the scrolling freezes and after that the beachball appears after every couple of moves - even after I close the file and browsing only thru the Indesign's Preferences. Quiting and restarting Indesign helps... until I guess some cache or buffer becomes full and after that it's beachball-time again...
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Have you tried to hide the rulers?
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Hi,
Thank you for reporting the issue. It is currently under investigation.
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The change in this Indesign dialog layout can cause a lot of trouble... and it's completely useless!
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It seems that the attached file disappeared.
So here it is: http://nitsch.ro/PDF_comment_scripts.zip
In addition there's also PDF_comment_delete.scpt for declining the selected comment.An error occurred while saving the comment nitsch.lorand@curteaveche.ro
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Still no sign of this feature...
I came up a while ago with a workaround using Applescript (see attach) - it's ugly scripting, need to install python and cliclick for it to run, need to be calibrated for each screen resolution, but it works!
This is how's my setup: in the PDF comments window set filter to unresolved, PDF_comment_select.scpt selects the first comment and PDF_comment_accept.scpt clicks on Accept or Resolve and that comment dissapears from the top, then select the next one again with PDF_comment_select.scpt and so on...
Of course, these scripts can be assigned to some keyboard shortcuts.
Definitely not an elegant solution, but it works for me and it saves a lot of time and effort.nitsch.lorand@curteaveche.ro
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It seems that I solved this problem on my computer: quitting Rightfont immediately fixed the beachballing issue!
So try disabling any font manager software and see that it helps.