InDesign CC 2015 crash on El Capitan

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June 16, 2015
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I know, El Capitan is a beta, and the solution is install InDesgin CC 2014 and wait for patch, but some one have to start the warning

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Correct answer Federico F.

Solved: disabled the auto-hide of the menu bar and all goes

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Logoking

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Wow that is so stupid that little auto hide function Cost me a few Thousand rands I could not get my indesign to launch. And the client took the work elsewhere. How frustrating is that.

I too like the auto hide function.

Thanks how on earth did you find that out.

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cjoelharrison

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Logoking‌ I grabbed my backup iMac out of my storage unit which had earlier versions of OS X and Adobe CC. Finished client work but lost a few days in between. Client retained. Good learning experience for everyone reading… even if its a dinosaur: have a backup machine handy. Otherwise, it could cost you time, money, clients, and your professional reputation.

~joel

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Steven_Pecoraro

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THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I just posted a question in complete desperation!!!

mariusjopen

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That is so stupid!

I really liked the autohide function.

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bvprz

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So many lifesavers in this forum. Thanks guys!

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TheRealMaN_

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You can do not turn off menu bar auto hide, if you move mouse up and menu is shown when you launch Indesign, it also works well))

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Federico F.Author

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This make sense! Good news, so even me can use this feature, finally Thanks!

Cain Gillis

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Thank you @Fearandil, you are also my hero!

By disabling the auto-hide of the menu bar in OS X 10.11 El Capitan, I can use InDesign CC 2015 again! Oh man, thank you so much! That bug was driving me crazy for the last 4 days since I upgraded to the stable release of OS X 10.11, either Apple or Adobe has to figure out what the problem is with that little hiccup. But, for now, Fearandil's solution works!