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ID 2020 15.1 - All text variables (including page numbers) replaced by "ss" text
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Adnotare 2020-06-19 220139.png 78 KB -
Annotation 2020-06-18 114245.png 3 KB -
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Caminando por Fe_sample 5.pdf 431 KB -
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219 votesThe fix is now publicly available in the latest InDesign update, 15.1.1
Please update to this latest version to get the fix.
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Hi,
Since for most of issue the issue no longer occurs, or is resolved after cleaning InDesign cache and preferences, we are closing the issueThanks
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Anyway, it would be helpful if ID could recognize the profile as PS can do.
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Hi! The background of the reported issue is well explained here, sorry German only (try using Google translate): https://www.cleverprinting.de/NL_Sept_2013_3.html. Briefly summarized: the source image has an icc-profile embedded, but it is not embedded properly. If it's being opened in PS, PS will fully scan the code of the image and finally find its icc-profile, even if it is written to another position. But InDesign is only scanning the part of the image code where the icc-profile should be embedded if it was embedded properly. When you again save the image in PS, it will embed the icc-profile properly and ID will find it when placing the image. The reason for that issue is the application in which the source image has been saved with an icc-profile.
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By default color profiles are not maintained while copy-pasting and this behavior exists since CS6.
To enable the behavior of maintaining a color profile while performing copy-paste action, we need to apply the required settings at the application/document level under the color settings dialog from the edit menu.
To do so, open color settings and set color management policies for CMYK to preserve embedded profiles.Closing the issue as designed.
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Fix for this issue is available in the latest InDesign version - InDesign 2023. The fix should solve most of the issues that were seen earlier.
A new option "Honor Text Indents in addition to Text Wrap" is introduced in Preferences > Composition dialog. It is turned ON by default for new documents created in ID2023. For documents created in previous InDesign versions, this option is turned off by default - which can be turned ON to see the improved behavior.
Please let us know how the fix is working for you.
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This is just as it is supposed to be from my pov. Each PDF/X-compliant file needs an output intent, no matter what PDF/X version. Whenever the document and a placed single picture are the same, the picture is set to „deviceCMYK“ during PDF export, dropping the pic's original ICC-profile, because the icc-profile is already embedded as the output intent’s icc-profile.
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