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Dotted lines around Master page elements are gone in 2023?

Enthusiast ,
Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

I must be missing something unless this feature actually changed along the way.

Last time I checked, whenever I created any element on a Master page, it's "outline" would show up as "Dotted Lines" and that meant that the element in question belonged to a Master page. 

But that no longer seems to be the case?

 

I don't think it's coming from my video card or Windows 11.

Beats me!

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Enthusiast , Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

I can see the Dotted lines now!

My Dell UP4320Q is a monster 43" beast.

For my class, tonight, with MS-Teams, I have to reduce the resolution to 1920 x 1080, and, guess what, now, the Dotted lines show perfectly...

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Community Expert ,
Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

Hi @Roger Breton:

 

It is still working for me in 2023. Do you have View > Extras > Hide Frame Edges enabled?

 

~Barb

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Enthusiast ,
Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

No. When I alternate between the two options, using Ctrl + H, I can see a faint line appearing on the edge of the texte frame but it's nothing like the "old very visible" dotted line I used to see. 

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Enthusiast ,
Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

I can see the Dotted lines now!

My Dell UP4320Q is a monster 43" beast.

For my class, tonight, with MS-Teams, I have to reduce the resolution to 1920 x 1080, and, guess what, now, the Dotted lines show perfectly...

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Community Expert ,
Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

Here's an identical setup (text frame on left, graphic frame on right) taken in 2022. The X in the graphic frame is darker, but the edges look the same to me. 

 

~Barb

 

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Community Expert ,
Oct 21, 2022 Oct 21, 2022

Ok, great! (And I moved the "Correct Answer" to your final response, which directly answers the question.)

 

And you know that InDesign has UI Scaling? Edit > Prefs > User Interface Scaling > UI Scaling. You might want to experiment with the scaling options, should you decide to restore the higher resolution after your Teams class ends. 

 

~Barb

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Enthusiast ,
Oct 22, 2022 Oct 22, 2022

I already have the UI "scaled", Barb.

I suspect it's my video card... Or Windows... Or both 😉
Another reason to "prefer" a Mac? ...

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Enthusiast ,
Oct 22, 2022 Oct 22, 2022
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I'll be damned? I'm back in 4K resolution on my monitor, this morning, and the Master pages elements are back showing with "dotted lines" now? 

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