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We have been able to reproduce the issue and it is currently under investigation.—
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This option was updated in InDesign 20.0 version to match industry standards and stay consistent. We standardized this behavior to make workflows more predictable across products.
We know that changes can take some adjustment, and we appreciate the feedback we received. Over time, users have adapted to this new behavior, which helps us maintain consistency and avoid confusion in future workflows.
We appreciate everyone’s input and your help in making InDesign better!
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We have been able to reproduce the issue and it is currently under investigation.
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Photoshop has "Neutral Color Mode" and Illustrator has "Match Brightness" to neutralize the Share button. It's time for InDesign to step up.
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Hello All,
Kindly provide more information about this ask. How do you plan to use the Action Panel in InDesign? Do you want it to work exactly like that in Photoshop? What are the most important actions/operations that you want to record?
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170 votesThe fix for this issue is available in the latest InDesign release 16.2.1
Please update to this latest version of InDesign to get the fix.—
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Fix for this issue is now available in the latest InDesign Release version 20.1 (Build 20.1.0.71), available via Creative Cloud Desktop application.
Please update your InDesign application to this latest version to get the fix.
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I seem to be dealing with the same issue.
In InDesign 18.5.2 and 19.3. (macOS 13.6.4) this character is appearing in front of random footnote references after importing files from Word. It looks like a hypertext named destination, but does not respond to Delete Unused Destinations in the Hyperlink panel.
It pastes into the F/C dialog box as a hair space (Text: ^I GREP ~I) but isn't a hair space.
@Tobias Wantsen is correct: a text search for <FEFF> matches it but could be potentially disastrous in a document with other markers.
Attached two images to illustrate, and a sample file.
1.png: a Word doc showing 3 footnote references prior to import
2.png: the Word doc imported into InDesign with the : appearing in front of 2 of 3 visible footnotes in Layout view, and the bullseye/rectangle symbol appearing in front of 2 of 4 visible footnotes in Story Editor view.
EDIT: I couldn't include the sample file. You can reach out to me directly if you would like to see it.
sample.indd: 1 paragraph from that file that includes one of these characters in front of the first footnote reference.