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Well that is very strange...
Thank you Rudolf. I will investigate further. Strange things are afoot!An error occurred while saving the comment Ryan G
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Rudolf - I just looked again in case I missed it. The option is there in 2020 (v15) but in 2021 (v16) it is gone :-(
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4x per year I update a large price catalog that contains 6 different pricing conditions (US/International/Dealer/Distributor, etc) and two pricing columns for each condition (Qty 1-10 / Qty 11+). The SKU, Name and Description mostly stay the same for each (some conditional text here as well) but there is a lot of data that needs to be conditioned.
My dream workflow would look like this:
- Past from Excel the price content for Condition A into appropriate cells (many cells at once)
- Select those cells and apply Condition A
- Turn of Condition A (cells now appear empty)
- Past from Excel the content for Condition B (many cells at once) onto the same cells with hidden Condition A - retaining Condition A but now adding new, raw data.
- Select those cells and apply Condition B (would apply to only visible data)
- Now cells contain Condition A (hidden) and Condition B (visible)
- Repeat for each additional condition.Alternatively - making whole rows/columns completely conditional could work. I could just have 12 rows of pricing, apply conditions to only view 2 rows at a time. Similar to hiding rows in Excel
And lastly - A quick fix for now would be to add a way to bind conditions to a shortcut like a style can be....
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I agree. Welcome screen is not welcome. In previous versions there used to be an option to disable but it has been removed. It has become standard on all adobe apps now and is not helpful. The welcome screen is geared toward new, inexperienced users not long time, daily users and does not add efficiency.
I have had this same problem since at least 2018. I have not found a fix. I have to maximize (I only run maximized, never windowed) and then have to reset my workspace as the tool bar reverts to a single column and any panels revert to condensed.
The workaround I have used (which does not work for launching INDD via double clicking a document, only via an icon in the start menu or desktop or wherever). is the following:
> Make a text file called "InDesign.bat" next to the InDesign.exe file
> With a text editor enter the following into the .bat file (using the location of your installation):
start /max "" "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign 2021\InDesign.exe" start
> Make a shortcut to the .bat file in your start menu or wherever you want it
> I then set the icon of the shortcut to the INDD icon so it looks good
This way when you launch the shortcut it loads runs the .bat file which tells InDesign to launch in a maximized window.
I could never get the regular start menu shortcut to launch InDesign maximized using the standard "Run: Maximized" dropdown in the file properties.
Hope that helps! (until they fix it.......)
-Ryan