Compatibilité MAC PC des fichiers Indesign

I would say, with caveats, you should have few problems. Provided, of course:

1. You use OpenType fonts in your InDesign documents, which lets you use the exact same font files on both Mac and Windows/PC platforms, and —

2. You pass your work back and forth working from packaged folders, which will ensure when you open the InDesign document within the packaged folder that you have everything you need to work with the document (learn more about the capabilities and use of InDesign Packaged Folders through this link).

3. You put versioning and time/date hacks into your InDesign filename conventions. That way you can ensure you're always working with the latest version of your job(s) no matter which system you're working with. You can learn more about date/version naming through this link.

Hope this is helpful to you,

Randy

In addition to what @jmlevy said, you can potentially run into some issues with links. For example, Windows link paths won't be translated correctly on Mac as a result of which the links will be missing when you open your InDesign file on Mac. I don't know how prevalent this issue is but it can happen.

Bonjour,

Aucun problème pour modifier sur un Mac un fichier créé sous Windows et inversement, la seule condition étant que les fichiers soient ouverts dans la même version d'InDesign, ou dans une version plus récente.

En ce qui concerne les polices, aucun problème non plus, que ce soit avec les polices Adobe ou les polices Google. Le seul problème pourrait venir de polices PostScript (aussi appelées Type 1) qui ne sont pas compatibles entre Mac et Windows, mais le problème ne se pose pas vraiment car Adobe Fonts et Google ne proposent pas de polices Type 1.