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1. Add tags to grouped items

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   Terry Veiga supported this idea  ·  Jan 10, 2020

2. Use the Articles tab to designate the reading order in a PDF

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   Terry Veiga commented  ·  Jan 10, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   Add my vote to this. I got stuck in The Matrix trying to use a convoluted mix of the Structure, Articles and Layers panels, and STILL had to settle for a McGyver-like fix in Acrobat. Spent loads of time for so little return and will wrestle with the same process all over again on the next project. :-(

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   Terry Veiga supported this idea  ·  Jan 10, 2020

3. UI – Some Buttons are missing InDesign CC 2020 (OS X)

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   CLOSED  ·  AdminRavi Kiran (Senior Lead Quality Engineer, Adobe InDesign) responded

   The InDesign team appreciates your valuable feedback and concerns. These go a long way in helping us make InDesign better for you and update it continuously to cater to evolving user needs. The app bar design was changed as part of these improvement efforts, and will also help us in introducing some modern and exciting functionalities which we have been working on.

   While doing this, we have taken care not to remove any existing functionalities which were available in the previous App Bar design. These have only been relocated – either grouped along with similar functionalities (based on results from our user research) or shifted to improve usability (to provide a consistent experience) while working across Creative Cloud apps, especially Photoshop (Ps) & Illustrator (Ai), which are frequently used by InDesign users. We do understand that it takes time & effort in adopting these but we sincerely hope that the value will reveal itself as we work together with you in defining the future of layout & publishing.

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   Here is a list of the re-located functionalities -

   Bridge: can now be accessed via “File > Browse in Bridge” – similar to Ps & Ai.
   Stock: the search option in the app bar (on the far right) allows you to search assets across Adobe Stock. Stock can also be accessed via “File > Search Adobe Stock”.
   GPU options: can now be accessed via “InDesign > Preferences > GPU Performance …” – similar to Ps & Ai.
   Zoom levels: are now available at the bottom left of the App window.
   Document Bar (on the far left) – similar to Ps & Ai. This location is same as what was available in past versions when users used InDesign without the app bar. Zoom levels can also be controlled through keyboard shortcuts: (Cmd +) or (Cmd -) to help you work faster.
   Screen Mode: has now shifted below the Tool Bar (bottom-most icon). It can also be accessed via “View > Screen Mode” – similar to Ps & Ai.
   View Options: is now available in proximity to the Screen Mode icon (below the Tool Bar), owing to the similarity of their functions. The drop-down menu showcases corresponding shortcuts for each view option which can enable you to work faster.
   Arrange Documents: can now be accessed via “Window > Arrange” – similar to Ps & Ai.

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   Adobe InDesign team

   The InDesign team appreciates your valuable feedback and concerns. These go a long way in helping us make InDesign better for you and update it continuously to cater to evolving user needs. The app bar design was changed as part of these improvement efforts, and will also help us in introducing some modern and exciting functionalities which we have been working on.

   While doing this, we have taken care not to remove any existing functionalities which were available in the previous App Bar design. These have only been relocated – either grouped along with similar functionalities (based on results from our user research) or shifted to improve usability (to provide a consistent experience) while working across Creative Cloud apps, especially Photoshop (Ps) & Illustrator (Ai), which are frequently used by InDesign users. We do understand that it takes time & effort in adopting these but we sincerely hope that the… more

   Terry Veiga supported this idea  ·  Jan 10, 2020
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   Terry Veiga commented  ·  Jan 10, 2020  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   Just bit the bullet last week and finally left CS6 for a CC subscription and wound up at this terrible news that this was indeed intentional. Please put the "arrange windows" button back where it was. Thank you, Adobe!

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