Replace "high sierra" with any other OS name and you'll see the same type of results. There are always some issues with outdated pieces of software when a new OS is released. High Sierra is not better or worse than other releases in this regard. And, uh, Wacom has had a terrible history in rolling out driver updates after something goes wrong in a OS level update. ... View more

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https://forums.adobe.com/people/Pariah+Burke  wrote Second, there's politics at play. Adobe IS Apple's competitor in Apple's mind. The kumbaya era of cooperation between hardware, OS, and software companies is long gone--Steve Jobs saw to that when he returned to Apple and declared every other tech company a potential threat to Apple's interests. Apple DOES send alpha and beta software to Adobe, and it does communicate with Adobe (and Microsoft and other major software publishers) but it doesn't ZEALOUSLY cooperate. In truth, if Apple causes a conflict with someone's software, that conflict is blamed on the software maker (Adobe, in this case), which weakens the software publisher while, at worst, leaving Apple unscathed and, at best, making Apple look even better in the short term AND later if Apple decides to compete head-to-head with whoever's software is having the problem (Apple often goes head-to-head against the major software people use on Apple hardware).   It's a software bug, for crying out loud. What does politics have to do with this? "ZEALOUSLY cooperate"? What do you want Apple to do, send a personal assistant to each and every software developer out there? Hey, we understand, there is a bug somewhere. It's going to be fixed eventually by someone. There is no need to defend Adobe with nonsense stories. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Dov+Isaacs  wrote Given how many programs MacOS 10.13 is incompatible with (yes, not the other way around), it would be very imprudent to be an early adopter of this OS version. Wait until the 10.13.x updates are issued and the “all clear” is given by the various application software companies.           - Dov Could you let us know exactly how many programs MacOS 10.13 is incompatible with? Because I only have issues with InDesign and (sometimes) Illustrator. Everything else non-Adobe works just fine. ... View more

BobLevine  wrote Great. More wannabe software engineers are checking in. Does it occur to you that Adobe told Apple about this and Apple hasn't fixed it? Until a dot release from either Adobe or Apple fixes it, stop making foolish assumptions. And while I'm on the topic of foolish. Stop upgrading an operating system on a production machine without testing and research! Let's accept for a moment that it is Apple's fault, not Adobe's. A while ago, I remember another software company warning their users NOT to upgrade to the latest version of the operating system because of a critical bug they discovered during the betas. I received their email BEFORE the final release of the OS and I delayed the upgrade until the bug was fixed. On August 11, a user on the Macrumors forums discovered the cursor bug in Indesign (see here​), using one of the public beta versions of macOS High Sierra. If someone at Adobe bothered to test the software during the betas, they would've had plenty of time to warn the users not to upgrade, at least one week before the final release of macOS 10.13 (which was on September 25). Adobe has all our emails, could've send an email blast to all CC subscribers. But yeah, we're to blame because we upgraded our systems. It's not 1999 anymore. We do upgrade the systems as soon as possible and we expect better service from a big software company like Adobe. ... View more

alextheberge  wrote Why on earth wasn't the issue isolated and users warned AHEAD of the MacOS 10.13 release? Hopefully the engineers at Adobe have learned that they need to take advantage of Apple's beta builds and make those builds a part of future software testing. This shouldn't have happened. And it's not Apple, it's Adobe's failure to be proactive. Well said! Apple released 10 public betas of High Sierra during the summer. One would think Adobe had enough time to test and fix their software before the final release of macOS 10.13. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/David+Mohr  wrote You can check to see if your problem is related to this one by going to Preferences > Type and unchecking Enable Type layer glyph alternates. Finally a workaround. Thank you, that fixed the problem for me. ... View more

I just wanted to add that the recent 2017.0.1 update DID NOT fix the type tool issues. ... View more

Nope, disabling the font previews didn't help in my case. ... View more