Annette Price
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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Annette Price
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I’ve been manually splitting rows now for decades. Why can’t a computer do this work? Of course, I can’t even get the 2021 InDesign to stabilize, so this is really pie-in-the-sky territory with this request.
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The fix of the issue is now available in the latest InDesign 2022(v17.0.0.96). We recommend you upgrade to the latest version for the fix.
If you are unable to see the update, go to the Creative Cloud application and click on the context menu on the top right and click on Check for App Updates.
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Adobe InDesign TeamAnnette Price
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Grrrrrrrrrrrr!
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55 votes
Hello All,
We have fixed a number of stability issues with InDesign’s latest update. Please download the latest InDesign version.
If you are unable to see the update yet, go to Creative Cloud application, click on the context menu on the top right and click on Check for App Updates.
An error occurred while saving the comment Annette Price
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I’m experiencing the same issues as everyone else. I’ve started running InDesign 2020 so I can attempt to actually get work done (shameless of me to have such lofty goals, I realize). The latest maddening twist is I cannot export IDMLs from the 2021 version. When I try to, the app crashes. So I guess I’m just SOL on any files I updated to INDD 2021. THANKS, ADOBE.
I have: deleted the preferences, reinstalled the app, reinstalled earlier versions of the app, exported as IDML, saved as IDML, packaged the job, and probably 18 other things. Nothing works. My Mac is less than a year old and more than up to the task. I run Linotype Font Explorer … you know what, I’m tired of explaining myself. No one at Adobe is even reading this.
I’m not sending you error reports, Adobe, because it’s a complete waste of my time. You don’t listen, you don’t apparently care. And you’ve already wasted enough of my time this year. I’ve been using Adobe software since the early 90s and it’s never been this completely wretched.
An error occurred while saving the comment Annette Price
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I echo what user Grant said on 12-18-2020. I can’t really get anything done in InDesign lately, this particular problem has been going on for weeks. But let’s be real: this is turning into a regular thing (for years now) where I upgrade and then have to backtrack to the earlier version. Except this time I can’t seem to open my new files into the 2020 version, there is no way to go back. So I’m left with files stuck in a version that crashes CONSTANTLY.
I’m not going to outline when it crashes because *it does not matter.* Pick a situation, it crashes. It crashes randomly and constantly. And yes, I have deleted preferences. I am running on a less-than-year-old MacBook Pro that is souped up to be able to handle whatever.
So tired of this, Adobe. What are you doing?!
I have been a user since InDesign was Pagemaker, BTW.
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The fix for this issue is now available in the latest update of InDesign – that is, InDesign 15.0.2.
Please update your InDesign application to get this fix.
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Adobe InDesign teamAn error occurred while saving the comment Annette Price
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This bug just surfaced for me recently, in InDesign version 15.0.1. I use InDesign daily and have been using whatever the latest pushed out 2020 versions are for I think a couple of weeks. I am still on Mojave.
For me it seems to surface when I’m messing around with auto-sized text frames — not when I’m undoing/command-z-ing, as others seem to be reporting. I have gone back to InDesign 2019 (14.0.3) for now, but now that’s acting buggy in different ways (URLS not showing in Hyperlink panel, can’t quit app). *deep heavy sigh* Adobe, can you give us something that works? Please?
Another day, another missing InDesign feature that just makes me wanna 🤯