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xtremevette2
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March 23, 2018
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How do I change the default place/search location in CC Apps such as Indesign to be the "Current Folder" and not "This Mac"?

  • March 23, 2018
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So my company just got around to update me from CS to CC and going from 10.11 to 10.12. First thing I noticed is this bug which I am hoping someone knows a workaround for. Its a PITA!.

I already changed the Finder Preferences to be seach "current folder". Adobe CC apparently ignores that!

When I go to place an image, it is going to my "images" folder but when I type or paste in the images name it instantly defaults back to the "This Mac" folder. Happens every time I place an image. This didn't happen with CS running El Capitan 10.11 but is happening with CC under Sierra 10.12. I don't know if its an OS issue or a CC issue but none the less its an issue. I literally have to stop, wait a second and then click the "images" next to Search for every single item I am placing which for me is thousands!

Please some help is needed. If I have to go through terminal to change some text/code in a preference file so be it. A friend of mine suggested purchasing Default Folder X but that costs money and I doubt my company will go for it as they don't like people installing 3rd party apps on the company computers.

PLEASE HELP!

Thanks

Jeff

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    rob day
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    rob dayCommunity Expert
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    March 23, 2018

    I don't know if its an OS issue or a CC

    I think this is an OS issue. Default Folder is one of those must have utilities, I think there is a demo available and it's not very expensive. But even with Default Folder I don't see the search field working differently. Default Folder makes it easier to navigate from the Open, Save, and Place dialogs, but I don't think it changes the OS search function.

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    xtremevette2作成者
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    March 23, 2018

    ahhh well that stinks. Iam still trying to find a way to get around it, modify the settings to establish a current folder or specify where exactly to point to each and every time. If the OS is setup by default to hit this folder, I just need to find out where they information is stored and redirect it to the folder I want it to go to or to a current folder. I already opened up the preference file but I couldn't locate any code or text in their that matched "This Mac" so it must be called something else or encrypted.

    rob day
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    rob dayCommunity Expert
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    March 24, 2018

    You might look at Bridge's drag & drop and search capabilities and use Bridge for placing instead of the OSX Finder.

    Here I've setup my Bridge window at the bottom of the screen and I can drag and drop images

    I can also search by file name within the selected folder:

    kglad
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    kgladCommunity Expert
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    March 23, 2018

    [moved from Adobe Creative Cloud to InDesign]

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