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You can export in grayscale, see settings in picture. Try different "Dot Gain XX%" for different grayscale output (i use 15, 20 or 25, based on content).
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Set your paper color back to white and use blue rectangle as background?
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Are you still updating one original file for your newsletters? Look in File -> File Info… for Document Title. Also try change in File -> User.
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My screenshot is from v 16.1 (InDesign 2021).
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You can revert to the old style New Document window in Preferences:
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Be sure in InDesign, in Edit / Transparency Blend Space / Document CMYK is selected. Also be sure your imported AI files are in same color space as InDesign, or with no color space assigned (if they differ, you get rich black from pure black in imported AI, also all colors with unwanted changes).
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The issue has been fixed in the latest release of InDesign – InDesign 2021. The fix was also available in the previous version of InDesign – InDesign 2020 (v 15.1.2).
Please update to these newer versions of InDesign to get the fix.—
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here is screenshot
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They missing on macOS version of InDesign, a colleague with windows has them.
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Thanks for reporting the issue. We are reviewing it
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As confirmed by multiple users, this issue is fixed in latest version of InDesign.
Thanks for your feedback.
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The InDesign team appreciates your valuable feedback and concerns. These go a long way in helping us make InDesign better for you and update it continuously to cater to evolving user needs. The app bar design was changed as part of these improvement efforts, and will also help us in introducing some modern and exciting functionalities which we have been working on.
While doing this, we have taken care not to remove any existing functionalities which were available in the previous App Bar design. These have only been relocated – either grouped along with similar functionalities (based on results from our user research) or shifted to improve usability (to provide a consistent experience) while working across Creative Cloud apps, especially Photoshop (Ps) & Illustrator (Ai), which are frequently used by InDesign users. We do understand that it takes time & effort in adopting these but we sincerely hope that the…
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It still works, just check your preferences for Live Screen Drawing:
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Interesting. I tested A5 document export do JPG and PNG, both at 300 ppi, and they both combined in Acrobat at correct A5 size. BUT, next i tried your size 480x330 mm to JPG at different resolutions, and weird thing happens when combined in Acrobat (all exported jpg files open fine in right dimensions in Photoshop):
at 72 ppi -> 480x330 mm in Acrobat
at 96 ppi -> 640x440 mm in Acrobat
at 150 ppi -> 1000,1x687,6 mm in Acrobat
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Hello, i reported same problem here (i even send test files to aman) with no solution (he found no problem):
I (as-so) solve this by placing (your A) file in a separate InDesign document and copy/paste this frame (with newly placed A file) to main document (your B). Then it work OK (export B to PDF X1a) - until next update of A document (using right-click and "Edit original file") - then again separate copy/paste is needed for correct export to x1a. Sorry for my english...
PS: it probably has to do with InDesign version upgrade. I had problems with version 14 too, not only 15. My main (B) document comes from even older InDesign version (export to IDML and reopen in new InDesign has no effect to this problem).
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GPU acceleration now works without Retina Display too, using 14.0.3 version of InDesign on Mojave (using Mac Pro 2010 with RX 560 and two non retina displays).
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It was a bugfix in InDesign 2020 (v15), read more here:
https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601180/suggestions/31342915