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Hello,
Our company works off of a network for our files and with the recent update to v18 we have found that
- files are opening as read only, we are unable to save over existing files from IND itself (have to do a 3 step work around)
- there are no lock files being generated
This is a major issue as now multiple people can have a file open doing edits, potentially overriding other edits.
Any plans on addressing these issues immediately?
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Hi @melissa.sones,
Something similiar to your issue was reported and discussed in the thread mentioned below
https://community.adobe.com/t5/indesign-discussions/idlk-files-getting-deleted/td-p/13227486
I sugest you contact @Rishabh_Tiwari and provide him some details of your issue, this might help Adobe to invesigate this issue properly.
-Manan
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Thank you for the reply, I will give that to our tech department to see if anything is relevant with the security side of it.
Rolling back to 17.4 seems to have fixes these issues for now.
@Rishabh_Tiwari tagging you for this new issue in v18
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Hi @melissa.sones ,
Sorry to hear about the trouble. As mentioned by @Manan Joshi there is one more report of a similar issue, so we're trying to identify the cause, could you please share a few more details like:
Regards
Rishabh
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We are seeing the same issue when using an afp (Acronis) connection with the Windows server. When we revert to using the smb connection, we don't see the locking/read only issue. I'm still using Monteray OS, it's happening to all of our InDesign users.
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@melissa.sones said: "Rolling back to 17.4 seems to have fixes these issues for now."
Hi Melissa,
InDesign 2023 version 18.0 is brand new.
I would never switch from 2022 to 2023 without any bug fixing taking place on the new version.
I'd wait for 18.1 or 18.2. Take evaluation steps on a decicated machine that runs InDesign 2023 just for testing purposes.
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Expert )