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Dear All,
Now you can set fonts/typeface directly in InDesign while creating PDF forms. This feature is now available in latest InDesign CC version. Please upgrade to the latest release.
Thanks
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Photoshop can open them – it's high time that InDesign can import them without first converting via Photoshop.
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Many versions later, Command-N STILL doesn't work. Please, it's a minor thing but irritating as heck. All your other apps have this basic Mac 101 command. Why did InDesign nuke it?
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The fix for this issue is now available in the latest update of InDesign – version 16.0.1.
Please update to this version to get the fix.
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Please, please, please fix this. The fact that Command-N, which works for other Adobe apps (Illustrator, Photoshop) and is a universal and ancient command for Apple apps, doesn't work with InDesign is inexcusable. Every day, I hear that annoying beep when I try to create a new folder and have to interrupt my flow and move my mouse to create New Folder. It doesn't sound like much, but it makes my blood boil every time. FIX THIS.
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Actually, it HASN'T been fixed. Do your people even use InDesign? It's such a simple thing to check: Launch InDesign. Open a file with "Command-O." ****. I can't. Sigh. Mouse goes to "open file," as the user mutters curses for adding a millisecond to their workflow. All those milliseconds spent because InDesign isn't adhering to standard keyboard commands add up!
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So, the new version, 2021, still hasn't fixed this. Seriously? Is it Adobe policy that we need to use a mouse on the opening of the app to open or create a file – and after that, we're allowed to use keyboard commands? This should be a simple fix, yet several versions have passed. It's so minor, why am I writing about it? Because it interrupts workflow.
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This is infuriating. Many versions have had this simple bug: Command-O doesn't work on launch, only after the first document is open. Seriously? It should be a simple fix. I use keyboard commands all the time to speed my workflow. This bug is glaring and in my face whenever I launch the app. It seems minor, but it reflects on the integrity of your product.
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I often have to convert text to outlines when providing files to some printers. The coloured text boxes that hold text disappear when I do so, and I need to recreate them. In one case, I missed that the boxes had disappeared. It strikes me as a bug – converting text to outlines keep the box that the text is in if it has a colour set.