It is now possible to "pin" the Marquee zoom tool to the lower right sidebar. These instructions are for Acrobat Pro, Mac.   1. In the lower right sidebar, click on the Display the page at 100% magnification icon. (1:1 icon, third from the bottom, above the Zoom in icon, see screenshot) or the Fit one page within the window icon (Acrobat Reader). A View flyout menu will open. Marquee zoom should appear about halfway down the list under the "Other Tools" subheading. Scroll down or click More if Other Tools is not visible.   2. Roll or mouseover the Marquee zoom listing – a Pin icon will appear on the right. Click the Pin to add the "Marquee zoom" tool to the sidebar.    3. Pinned items are added at the top of the lower right sidebar items, above the page navigation tools. To remove pinned items from the sidebar, right click on icons to access the "Unpin tool" action.   Acrobat Pro v2023.008.20470 (Jan 2024) Mac M1, Ventura 13.6.3   ... View more

A combination of Preference reset, Uninstall/Reinstall, Ashutosh's script, and hard (system) restart worked for me. I also had to rename the script file (the original script file and recommended script file names would not open/grayed out). Thank you all! (Mac OS 10.13) Original file name: PNGResolutionReset.jsx.txt Recommended file name: PNGResolutionReset.jsx New file name: PNGResolutionReset.js ... View more

Ditto! Finally some relief! 2 days of no spinning, fingers crossed. My earlier Jul 8 fix jennbenn worked for a few days, then it was back to sluggish performance. Thank you SangerEby! iMac 21.5 inch, mid 2010, 3.06 GHz Intel Core i3, 8GB memory; OSX 10.10.5, Creative Cloud 2.2.0.129, InDesign 11.1.0.122. Slow applies to InDesign only. Other CC apps are fine. Quitting CC Library was not an immediate fix, however. Don't know if it took a few restarts or was a combination of any of the following steps taken. Activity Finder: Force quit CC Library (before opening a file)SangerEby. Activity Finder: Force quit CC Stock Photos (before or after opening a file, can't remember which). Open InDesign. Uncheck the default "Add to CC Library" box in the main InDesign (app open, not file) swatches, character/paragraph style sheet menus. To do this: Add New (swatch, style), uncheck the box in the lower left-hand corner (image below), Add (swatch, style). Delete the newly added swatch, style. Quit application. Open (small, simple) file. Force quit CC Library. (Still spinning. Save file as, reopen file, still spinning. Export as idml, open new file, save, still spinning.) Quit InDesign. Quit Adobe CC. Confirm that all apps are up to date. Trash prefs, cache, etc (again!). Restart. Open InDesign. Rebuild prefs per jjclarkie and others. Interface, options, live screen drawing: delayed. Type: number of recent fonts to display: 0. Display performance, default view, adjust view settings: typical. File handling: number of recent items to display: 0; always save preview images w documents: uncheck. Also, Technology previews, publish online: uncheck (just in case). Restart. Restart. (it took several restarts/force quit CC Library before InDesign performance improvement        ) Note: I don't know if it is relevant, but InDesign seemed particularly slow after Sleep. Running Extensis Suitcase 6 (up to date) with font auto-activation turned off. InDesign CC 2015 on a colleague's MBP mid/late 2014 15-in Retina is running smooth, no issues. ... View more

Same here. Trashing preferences made no difference. Productivity was severely impacted, so I gave up, reinstalled, and went back to using InDesign CC 2014. Thanks to everyone who provided instructions for CC 2014 reinstall! A few days later I am pleased to report that InDesign CC 2015 is back up and running well on my 2010 iMac, OS X 10.10.3 after the following adjustments: Updated Creative Cloud app to 2.1.3.121 InDesign CC 2015 Preferences:   Interface, Options: Live Screen Drawing: Changed from Immediate to Delayed   Display Performance, Default View + Adjust View Settings: Changed from High-Quality to Typical   File Handling, Saving InDesign files: Deselected Always Save Preview Images with Documents Note: Have had no problems with Illustrator and Photoshop CC 2015, which leads me to believe that it was solely a Preferences issue. I found the following InDesign speed check reference helpful: http://indesignsecrets.com/downloads/InDesign_speed_en_v2.pdf ... View more