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  1. [ID-4281542]Unable to move multiple objects when selecting image frames

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    FIXED  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Admin, Adobe InDesign) responded

    InDesign 21.4.1, which includes the fix, is now live.


    The update should be available in the Creative Cloud app. If you do not see it yet, please click “Check for Updates” to refresh the available updates.


    Thank you for your patience and understanding while we worked to resolve this issue.


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    Adobe InDesign team

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    Grace Robinson-Leo commented  · 

    Please fix ASAP—this is a core part of the workflow. It's absolutely insane to use this program and not be able to move multiple linked images/files at once—that's literally what I do all day long on every page to make layouts, decks, moodboards, presentations, etc. Please stop adding additional features when core functionality for professional users is being degraded—these are professional tools that we pay for because I use them to WORK (the thing I am paid to do) and Adobe changing /slowing down workflow is totally unacceptable. I upgraded to the newest version to try and fix a bug in how Illustrator files were appearing (doubling up) and now this insane bug—I'm literally layout out a 100 page deck for a major ad campaign with pages of moodboards and references (all linked files) and I can't move them?!

    SHIFT DOES NOT WORK and should revert to what it did previously (lock your dragging along x or y axis, the way it always did).

    Please fix ASAP and get it together for professional users—these products are tools that we pay a lot of money for to NOT BREAK.

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