How to obtain InDesign 2020 / 15.1?

[palala fog]

I tried unsuccessfully to find it in Adobe Creative Cloud app.
The oldest version available is 17.4 and the path to obtain older ones is inefficient.

Thanks

[Peter Spier]

The only way to get a 2020 installer is to ask CustomerCare, and they don't have the patches. You have to copy the patched files from another machine or backup.

[palala fog]

Peter,
I have a plugging related to that ID version that is not available for newer ones.
Please, give me another path, if possible.

Thanks.

[Peter Spier]

there is none. Have you cghecked with the plug-in vendor for an updated version?

[kglad · Accepted solution]

1. you can install the latest and 1 version prior versions using the cc desktop app. you must have a subscription because previous versions are not available with trials. other versions are revealed after clicking file preferences>apps>tick show older apps (at panel bottom).

2. for versions cc 2019 and older, use prodesign tools.com*.

3. for versions newer than cc 2019 but older than one previous version, contact adobe support for links.**

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* most (but not all) adobe download links are available from prodesigntools.com. https://prodesigntools.com/adobe-direct-download-links.html

follow the directions (esp, step 1)

save the install file. it may not remain online.

thank jim @ prodesigntools.com
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