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Seeing the same behavior on macOS 13.5.2 with InDesign 18.5. Had to revert to 18.4 to be able to do any work.
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We are seeing the same problem on macOS 13.5.2. Related to this, we also can only create one new document using the "New" new document panel. After creating one new document, if we try to create a second new document, InDesign freezes up and becomes unresponsive. Eventually the attached dialog is shown. At this point the only way to get out of InDesign 18.5 is to Force Quit.
We have had success using the Legacy new document dialog. We have reverted to 18.4 because InDesign 18.5 is basically unusable for us.
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Agreed, content rendered in a Graphite enabled applications with a Graphite enabled font renders much better and closer to what is natively intended. What would it take to get the Graphite rendering functionality in Harfbuzz enabled in InDesign by Adobe? Is it possible this was just an oversight to include Graphite? We're interested in this for supporting Urdu publishing.
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We tend to see this issue when we are processing a batch of files via a script we have built for InDesign. For example, we have a batch of 70 or 80 .indd files that we want to export the XML from. A script we have will process and export the XML for each .indd file and at some point in the batch (not consistent) we see a file fail the export which stops the script. The errors I included are what we receive when the export of XML causes InDesign to crash. We have also seen the issue with importing XML into a file in a similar batch.
It is our belief that this issue can be reproduced with a similar sized batch of InDesign files where one would export XML out of each file.
So to summarize, we do not see this with a specific file, more the batching of files and eventually something in the import or export of XML fails. And we didn't see this on InDesign 17.1, but it has been observed under the circumstances described with InDesign 17.2.
This is the code snippet we are executing when exporting XML via the script.
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// Set the flag to export Ruby Text if supported.
myDocument.xmlExportPreferences.ruby = true
// Export the whole XML file to the specified file name
myDocument.exportFile(ExportFormat.xml, File(myXMLfileNameToSaveAs));
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Additional dump files attached.
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- InDesign lags when rearranging text boxes, adding image frames, adjusting frames that already exist
- Selecting an item (e.g. text frame) in small and really uncomplicated documents has slight but very noticeable delays/lags, almost as if the click hangs and makes the item drag a little instead of just being selected.
- Performance degradation is observed if more than 1 document is opened
- Creating packages (File > Package) takes so much time – especially collecting image files into the Links-folder. This behavior is generally observed with Illustrator files.
- Performance degradation is observed while working on indd document and not with the IDML of the indd document.
- Lag observed for almost every action from selecting objects, resizing objects, or moving objects
Troubleshooting steps tried to resolve issues
- Disable 3rd party plugins - One of the customer has tried with Suitcase Fusion but there was no improvement in the performance.
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- Change the…
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Yes, XSLT3 would be awesome, we are having to fall back to older conventions in transforms to use with InDesign and its becoming very cumbersome. Better XSLT support would be a huge benefit to our publishing workflow.
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Any ideas if this fix will make it into a Rapid release build for CC 2017? We have a plethora of additional language support we add in our environment to make InDesign's publishing useful for us. This is a high impact issue to our business.
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Is this related to another issue? https://indesign.uservoice.com/forums/601180-adobe-indesign-bugs/suggestions/32569186-hunspell-dictionaries-cannot-be-added-in-sierra-or
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InDesign 2020 includes a new text engine to support five new South East Asian languages: Thai, Burmese, Lao, Khmer, and Sinhala.
Your documents can now include text composed in these languages.
Hope you find this new feature useful in your work.We’re marking this “Feature Request” as Completed.
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This continues to be a persistent issue with InDesign 2024 version 19.3. The following path continues to fill with numerous DBTmp files which do not clean themselves up. Eventually the local storage fills up and this causes InDesign to crash until the directory is cleaned up. /Users/user/Library/Caches/Adobe InDesign/Version 19.0/en_US/InDesign Recovery
It seems every time we open an InDesign file, a DBTmp file is created here. In our test suite we processed 14,000+ files until the drive was filled up and InDesign crashed. Afterwards InDesign would not relaunch until the files were manually cleaned up. With about 50 megabytes free on the internal storage, this impacts not just the Adobe product that caused the issue, but any other running processes on the computer.