Fenster verschoben nach Ruhezustand

[derAktive]

Ich benutze den Mac Studio M1 Max und zwei Bildschirme Benq PD3200Q.

Wenn der Mac aus dem Ruhestand kommt, sind meine Fenster in Indesign (Werkzeugpaletten)
komplett verschoben; teilweises außerhalb des Bildschirms.
Auf dem linken Bildschirm habe ich das Hauptfenster von InDesign und auf dem rechten
Bildschirm sind meine ganzen Paletten.

Das ist wirklich seltsam wie schlecht Acrobat, InDesign und Illustrator funktionieren.
Seitdem es die neuen Prozessoren von Apple gibt (M1 etc.) funktioniert Adobe
nicht mehr ordnungsgemäß.

[Eric Dumas]

Hi, I suggest you report this bug to https://indesign.uservoice.com

Also, I usually quickly fix this type of issue using the software workspace feature.

more at https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/workspace-basics.html 

[derAktive]

Hi, thanks for the advice. I use the workspaces of course, but they all get messed up.

[derAktive]

Would be much better, if there was a way to flag
my comment as a "bug-report", so i dont have
to spend too much time in explaining over and over again.
I have a lot of trouble with Adobe since the M1 Mac
came out. Even Acrobat had great issues.

[HARSHIKA_VERMA]

Hi there,

Sorry for the trouble. Would you mind telling us the version of InDesign installed on your machine and the details of your operating system? Is it possible for you to share a screenshot of the window moving up? As you mentioned, does that happen with other Adobe apps like Illustrator and Acrobat?

We will try our best to help.

Thanks,

Harshika

[derAktive]

Hallo Harshika,

i always use the lastest Version of InDesign (atm: v19.3).

I use an Mac Studio (M1 Max)
64 GB Ram
macOS Sonoma v. 14.3.1
two Displays: BenQ PD3200Q

I only use one screen for my tool-windows
in InDesign. Therefore i don't know if
Illustrator etc. have this issue.

The screenshot shows, how the windows
stack up in between the both screens.
Sometimes the tool-windows are
all stacked up on the right screen, almost
outside the screen.

This is super annoying, because every time
my Mac goes into sleep, i have to re-arrange
all the tool-windows.

[Robert at ID-Tasker]

[...]
macOS Sonoma v. 14.3.1

[...]

By @derAktive

There is 14.4 available - maybe it will help?

[derAktive]

Still not working. I don't think that this is a
problem of the OS.
I tested Illustrator now.
As you see, Illustrator doesn't have
this issue. It's a bug within InDesign.

Indesign before sleepmode:

Indesign after sleepmode:

Illustrator before sleepmode:

Illustrator after sleepmode:

[derAktive]

Edit:
In Illustrator the tool-windows where
also displaced now. They where all
stacked up far left on the left screen.

It's interesting that the tool-windows
are always spread randomly.
sometimes on the left screen,
sometimes on the right one.
Sometimes right in the middle
of both screens.

[derAktive]

Also the tool-windows in Illustrator
are all over the place.

[derAktive]

There is an easy way to reproduce or demonstrate
whats happening to the windows.

If you use at least two monitors and have
the tool panels on one monitor,
press Command+F1 (on the Mac).
This will mirror the two windows
and the panels will be stacked up
in between the two displays.

Maybe thats what is happening,
when the Mac is going into
sleep mode.

[derAktive]

So, ich komme aus meiner Mittagspause,
entsperre meinen Mac und muss feststellen,
dass wieder alle Tool-Windows in Indesign
verschoben sind.

Ich finde es ja prima, dass man nun
Benutzereinstellungen exportieren u.
importieren kann, nur muss da
InDesign jedes Mal neu gestartet werden.

Ich arbeite gerade an einem über 170 Seiten
starken. Bilderbuch und ärgere mich
ständig über all die unnötigen Probleme
die vor allem Indesign und Acrobat
haben.

Indesign hat ständig Anzeigefehler auf
dem M1 Max Mac Studio und Acrobat
muss ich des Öfteren neu starten, weil
er sonst keine Dateien mehr öffnet.