How do I stop the blue bubbles trying to ram AI down my throat?

Question

Constantly at the bottom of the page, ‘did you know AI can do this and that’. How do I stop that, it totally grinds my gears?

How about instead of that, you fix when I click to relink from CC libraries the panel removes all folders and slaps everything into one view. How about fixing that Adobe instead of AI?

How about substantially improving the contents page dialogue with its tiny text, and congested space to work in?

How about when I drag things from CC libraries it doesn't cause the page I am working in to nudge over?

Monika Gause · Accepted Answer

Unfortunately you can’t.I was surprised that I couldn’t find a thread on Uservoice about it, but that would be the place to ask for this:https://indesign.uservoice.com/

Eugene Tyson · Answer

I’ve talked at length with people about this in the past, blue bubbles, popups in the middle of working at not a good way to show people new features. I have suggested in the past that the new features could be demoed when the person is downloading/updating the software, while waiting you can see new features/enhancements.

Then when you launch you should be able to choose if you want to review the new features, or turn off reminders of new features/bubbles/popups whatever you want to call it.

I just want to work. If I need a new feature I’ll find it.

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