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At the time of writing the 2.1.2.114 release of the Creative Cloud desktop application which supports the installation of CC 2015 Add-ons as well providing various fixes, had not had the automatic update released. However, it is available to download and install from the Web, here (just click the download button to begin the download). So if you want to start using Add-ons and have the very latest CC 2015 apps, here’s what to do:1. Check what version of the CC desktop app you have, (it’s like the one pictured above and lives in the top menu bar on a Mac and in the System tray on Windows). To check what version you have launch the CC desktop application and click the cog wheel in the top right hand corner and then click on Preferences as shown in the picture below:2. Check what version you have installed, if it’s 2.1.2.114 (as shown below) or later you already have what you need for CC 2015 Add-ons compatibility for the CC 2015 June release. If you have an earlier version, get the lates

The Adobe Exchange Panel for CS6 will no longer be functional after June 2015. All of the capabilities of the Exchange Panel and more are available on the Adobe Add-ons website.If you have used the Exchange Panel in the past please check out the Adobe Add-ons website. If you have questions, we’ve answered some of the most frequently asked ones in the FAQ below.FAQQ. How is the Adobe Add-ons website different to the Adobe Exchange Panel for CS6?A. The Adobe Add-ons website provides a number of benefits over the Exchange Panel for CS6 and incorporates a lot of feedback from Exchange Panel users including:More Adobe apps supportedLarger previewsLinks to further information and videosAbout pages for each producerViewable anywhere – with the Exchange Panel you could only see compatible products for the app you were in, with Adobe Add-ons you can view and acquire Add-ons from any web browser and on devices like tablets and smartphones.Sync install – For products that are compatible with more

1) I used to trap keydown events to create some shortcuts using javascript. Now all keydown events are directly passed to indesign. Is there any work around to get that back?2) If you now drag an indesign element, say textbox, the extension ui is replaced the the xml export of that element. How to disable that?