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    FIXED  ·  Abhinav Kaushik responded

    Hello All,

    We thank you for your patience all this while.

    Addressing this problem has been tricky for us given the random nature of the issue.
    Determined to resolve the issue, we had launched our investigation into the matter to identify the root cause and fix it.

    Many of you must have received email from us seeking more details about the issue.

    We have concluded our investigation and came up with the below mentioned finding:

    It was found that, most of the times, users were trying to drag an empty polygon which was leading the confusion because the legacy behaviour of InDesign allows dragging of polygon only from its edges or the centre most point.
    If the user tries to drag it from any other position, the object cannot be moved.

    We have tried to improve the user experience in this regard. You can try the same in InDesign’s latest…

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    Lisa B commented  · 

    This sort of random stuff is why I'm getting to truly hate using Adobe products. They have become so unreliable and any time you need to get by one of these stupid issues you end up wasting time. It happens often enough that it often seems not worth the time it takes to track it down. And this for software that you have to pay for month after month after month. MAKE ADOBE RELIABLE AGAIN.

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