Scott Lawrence
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108 votes
Hello All,
Thank you for your patience all this while; we really appreciate your support!
Our investigation suggests that one of common reasons for the problem is that certain software (mostly antivirus and other security applications) and browser extensions happen to enable “Secure Keyboard Entry” on Mac machines due to which some keys such as Shift key in this case do not perform the desired action in InDesign.
For now I request you to follow the below provided KB doc for the quick workaround of the problem.
https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/features-do-not-work-keyboard-keys-mac.htmlIn the comments section many of the users have confirmed that disabling Webroot SecureAnywhere (a security app) has resolved the issue for them. Please note that, the problem may not be related to a particular software; there could be a different application or antivirus which might be causing the problem by enabling Secure Keyboard Entry on Mac.
Regards,
Abhinav Kaushik
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4 votes
Please update InDesign to the latest version, InDesign CC 2018 (13.0) for the fix of the issue.
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323 votes
Thank you everyone for your continued patience! Apple just released the macOS High Sierra 10.13 Supplemental Update. This will fix the cursor issue with InDesign on macOS High Sierra. Please go to the App Store to update.
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56 votes
This issue has been fixed.
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Adobe InDesign teamAn error occurred while saving the comment Scott Lawrence commentedI also had one occurrence of a "damaged file" since upgrading to High Sierra. My files are stored in Google Drive. Luckily drive allowed me to revert to a previous save.
I hadn't experienced file corruption before.
Scott Lawrence supported this idea ·
I've noticed this bug, but quitting inDesign and restarting OS fixes for me.