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Buonasera Alessia, https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/reset-indesign-preferences-and-other-troubleshooting/td-p/11990234 ... View more

Here is a compendium of reset possibilities you can try: https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/reset-indesign-preferences-and-other-troubleshooting/td-p/11990234 ... View more

Generally, you would adjust the frame edges (blue) to match the (pink and purple) margins and columns guides. Some use the Adjust Layout feature to resize the margins which automatically resizes the text frames to match. Adjusting them all page by page is tedious, although an Object Style for the textframes could speed that up. ... View more

Hi George, Have you considered printing out some test proofs on that paper stock and putting the proofs together in the same way it will eventually be bound? Then you could handle that "dummy" layout copy and see if your theory looks right. ... View more

The functional equivalent is the Scripts panel. ... View more

JerryJohn, When you make a ToC, also name and save a Style name, like "JJsToC".  But after editing changes, you have to click on Update Table of Contents. It does not run itself. Have you considered making a checklist of things to do to a finalizing publication like update ToC, Index, and running the spell-checker?  Visually examine each page? These are still careful human endeavors. ... View more

Hi N, This is an example of something being so logical so as to lack a human expectation.   The under-trained human user has a hard time appreciating that he/she should should not also select the pilcrow if you want to paste into the same styled hard return. It is made worse for the human user in that they often cannot see the hard return selected. 4-clicking the Type tool always selects the pilcrow hard return, whether noticed/seen or not. ... View more

Hi Katie, Although you click on the Outport from the previous textframe; you must click anywhere in the midst of the next textframe you are linking/threading to. Not the Inport. ... View more

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Hi Greg, Method 1: Using Windows Settings (to customize or disable the Copilot key) This method allows you to customize what the dedicated Copilot key on your keyboard does, including disabling it.    Open Settings: Press  Win + I  to open the Settings app. Navigate to Text Input: In the left-hand menu, select Personalization and then choose Text input on the right-hand side. Customize Copilot Key: Find the setting for "Customize Copilot key on keyboard" and click on it. Choose an Option: Here, you can choose what action the Copilot key performs, including disabling its function entirely.   Method 2: Using the Copilot App Settings This method disables the  Alt + Spacebar  shortcut used to open the Copilot app.  1. Open Copilot: Use the  Alt + Spacebar  shortcut to open Copilot, or click the Copilot icon in the taskbar.  2. Go to Settings: Click on the three dots in the title bar of the Copilot window and select Settings.  3. Disable the Shortcut: Find the option to "Open Copilot using Alt + Spacebar shortcut" and toggle the switch to turn it off.    Method 3: Using Group Policy Editor (for Windows 11 Professional, Enterprise, or Education) This method completely disables the Copilot feature from launching via any shortcut.  1. Open Group Policy Editor: Press  Win + R , type  gpedit.msc , and press Enter. 2. Navigate: Go to User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Copilot. 3. Turn Off Copilot: Double-click on the "Turn off Windows Copilot" policy, select Enabled, and click OK. 4. Restart or Update: Restart your computer or run  gpupdate /force  in the Command Prompt for the changes to take effect. Method 4: Using Microsoft PowerToys (to remap the Copilot key) This method involves using the PowerToys utility to remap or disable the Copilot key.    Install PowerToys: Download and install Microsoft PowerToys from the official Microsoft website. Open Keyboard Manager: Launch PowerToys and go to the Keyboard Manager tab. Remap a Key: Click the "Remap a key" button. Select and Disable: From the "Physical Key" dropdown menu, choose the Copilot key. In the "Mapped To" column, you can select another key or choose to disable it. ... View more

Do you have Text Wrap turned on at default or is text wrap applied to some nearby other frame on the page? Has your publishing group ever considered hands-on training? ... View more

Could you post an example ID document along with the PDF for comparison? Also, the Info panel will count words in a Story; not the whole document which might have many separate story threads. Where in Acrobat are you seeing the word count (I suppose for the whole document)? ... View more

We have a compendium of things you can try. Sometimes a reset of preferences helps this problem; sometimes turning on or off certain features helps. Try them all for yourself: https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/reset-indesign-preferences-and-other-troubleshooting/td-p/11990234 ... View more

Book synchronization does not include Footnote settings. You would have to set them manually in each document unless you planned ahead and made a .INDT template file as the basis for all the documents. ... View more

Eric, I cannot tell by your initial post, but are you taking great care to use paragraph styles that are augmented by character styles for things like bold and italic? You will get cleaner tagging on export. ... View more

Maybe try Type > Story. With the textframe selected, turn this switch on. ... View more

I always make a paragraph style named "Graphics" where the leading is set to AUTO.  The leading automatically becomes whatever the graphic height is. You can also define some space before and space after. ... View more

Hi Joel, True, a Find/Change can find these fused glyph ligatures and trade them out for f-l and f-i (and not sure if others are also happening). Somehow, though, if the translation engine can see these ligatures, it should change them back to text properly. I see this as a bug; or at least a fault. ... View more

That is a good idea! ... View more

20.5 is not the source of the problem. However, any system that provides fonts in 3 or more places is likely to experience font confusion. The key will be tracking down and removing all instances and folders where that same font is located. Then install the typeface from only one place, whether Windows\Fonts or your font management software, or the Document fonts folder, or other places. ... View more

Hi Melanie, First I tried Export to IDML and re-open the IDML to save-as a fresh INDD document. That didn't work. Next, I copied the text to a fresh text frame. That didn't work. Lastly, I deleted that whole phrase and re-typed it. That seemed to work fine. Afterward I could apply a new hyperlink to the text. ... View more

Hi Bob, All my test files show this in an unpredictable occurrance. Some frames are ok, some are confusedly flipped and rotated. ... View more

Anyone also seeing this? ... View more

Guten tag, Holger, Have you checked also on your Windows 11 settings? What is Windows > Display doing? Accessibility > Text Size? What is InDesign Preferences > Interface doing? I recommend that you have two monitors that are the same native resolution, whether that is 4k or FullHD or whatever. Otherwise, Windows might get confused. ... View more

Hi Helen, As far as I know, you can't. ... View more

Hi Melanie, In your example INDD document, you have not built a hyperlink for the underlined text at the top. The Window > Interactive > Hyperlinks panel shows only one hyperlink; not two. ... View more