Alan Gilbertson
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Problem with Variable fonts - some glyphs are displayed with a lighter weight on changing axes.
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64 votesAvailable in Prerelease Builds ·
AdminRavi Kiran
(Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign)
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Hi everyone,
This issue is fixed in the latest InDesign Prerelease Build - InDesign 2024 (19.1.0.037).
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Please check if the issue stands resolved for you with this build and share your feedback.
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Hi,
The ability to add suffix to JPEG/PNG is now available in InDesign’s latest release 19.0. Please let us know your feedback in comments.
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Sanyam Talwar (he/him)
Alan Gilbertson
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Hello All,
Kindly provide more information about this ask. How do you plan to use the Action Panel in InDesign? Do you want it to work exactly like that in Photoshop? What are the most important actions/operations that you want to record?
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Abhinav Agarwal
Product Manger – InDesignAn error occurred while saving the comment Alan Gilbertson
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Hi Abhinav,
It's extraordinary that more than four years later we have no news about this FR. There are so many use cases for being able to quickly record a sequence of actions so they can be executed repetitively. There are few production workflows that wouldn't benefit from an Actions panel.An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Gilbertson
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Typical case: I have 30 separate textbook covers in a series and I need to make the same changes on each one, export to PDF, save and close. Of course this can be done by scripting, but that's stupidly complex compared to doing it one time and recording an Action, like in Photoshop, then repeat it for each document. Would have saved me at least a couple of hours yesterday, and would save me more than that tomorrow on a different project with similar repetitive operations.
Alan Gilbertson
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Thanks for the suggestion. We have started to explore this feature. Will share more details soon
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AbhinavAlan Gilbertson
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Gilbertson
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This is a basic problem with the TOC feature that has been there since its inception: any local override applied to a source paragraph will be applied unchanged to the TOC entry, regardless of the font or size difference. Tweak the leading in a 24 point chapter title, and the TOC entry will acquire that (wholly inappropriate) exact leading. It's the same when titles are kerned by hand. The TOC entries inherit the custom kerning, with bizarre results:
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164 votesAlan Gilbertson
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Thanks a lot everyone for the feedback. I am moving this under review.
Alan Gilbertson
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Hi All, thanks for this feature suggestion.
If I understand this correctly the idea here is that you need a faster way to be able to apply Master Pages to the various pages in the document. One use case is that you want to apply a particular master page to Even and Odd pages.
Are there other such scenarios too, where you need more support. It would be helpful if you can mention other such scenarios.
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Alan Gilbertson
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The ability to find colors in documents in now available in InDesign’s latest release 16.0.
It can be found in a new tab of Find/Change dialog – Color.
Please let us know your feedback in comments.Regards,
Abhinav Kaushik (AK)An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Gilbertson
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Don't forget that colors can be hidden in a character or paragraph style, too, or in a placed graphic! It can be a nightmare trying to find a tiny application of a CMYK color in a long document that must be spot-color only for output.
The quick way to check for stray swatches is to "select all unused," delete them and see what's left, but that can lead to wasted hours of searching when the offending swatch is only in a style or an option (e.g., paragraph shading when it was cyan by default).
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Hi All,
This indeed a great suggestion. I wanted to understand a little more about this request.
1. The way this request is described its majorly about figuring out how to change the various text attributes in a single step rather than having to change multiple styles to make that happen. It would helpful if you can mention which all attributes you all would want to be dependent on the baseline (space before/after, size, leading any other).
2. Which kind of documents (magazines, brochures, books etc.) do you see this to be more important for you.
3. Wouldn’t a similar method (not sure if we could base it on baseline though!!) for changing the layout also help, if you could define the sizes of objects in relation to the page size. Do you think extending this feature to the layout also makes sense.
4. If you can share some files…Alan Gilbertson
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An error occurred while saving the comment Alan Gilbertson
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A more broadly useful implementation would be to allow the designer to specify font size, leading, paragraph spacing, etc., in styles to be based on a defined em. There are any number of values (text wrap space around an object, text frame inset, gutter width, margins, and, yes, baselines, just to give a few examples) that would be better expressed as a fraction or multiple of an em than an absolutely point size. This is already thoroughly implemented in the HTML specification, and would presumably make conversion from InDesign to HTML/ePub simpler to code (and to script).
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Thanks for raising this feature ask. We are reviewing this
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Thank you all for supporting this feature request.
Moving the feature request to the product backlog.Alan Gilbertson
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Thank you all for the feedback.
We have added this feature in our backlog. Will share more updates when we pick this up for implementation.
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Abhinav AgarwalAlan Gilbertson
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@ravi The regression in 19.x was marked and remains so. It shows up in almost all variable fonts from all foundries.