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Marion Ferguson
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April 26, 2019
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iNDesign without Creative Cloud

  • April 26, 2019
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I just paid for one year of iNDesign. Now it looks like Adobe wants me to buy Creative Cloud also. Is this correct?

I don't need another dam program I just want InDesign

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      Correct answer BobLevine

      InDesign is part of Creative Cloud. Managing assets is done through the Creative Cloud desktop app which does not carry any additional cost.

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      Derek Cross
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      Derek CrossCommunity Expert
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      May 30, 2024

      What's your OS?

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      Siteroo_-_Handcrafted_Web
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      April 27, 2019

      Which version did you buy and from where? I'm sick of CC 2019 as well, so buggy! >:( Fed up Font Incompatibility: InDesign 2019 (v14.0.2) NO SPACING between words Gujarati Sangam MN font, InDesign 2014 works fine  | Recorded today: Adobe InDesign 2019 v14.0.2 flashing external display upon most graphic object changes, font issues - YouTube

      But on my old Yosemite Mac with Adobe InDesign 2014, ver10.0.0.70, I literally don't have any issues.

      marliton
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      marlitonCommunity Expert
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      April 26, 2019

      Just don't buy more programs and keep working just with InDesign. And be happy.

      Marlon Ceballos
        Bill Silbert
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        Bill SilbertCommunity Expert
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        April 26, 2019

        Marion Ferguson

        I don't need another dam program I just want InDesign

        Adobe doesn't have any programs that will help you create a dam.

          Derek Cross
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          Derek CrossCommunity Expert
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          April 26, 2019

          You can subscribe (monthly or yearly) to a group of applications called the Creative Cloud Suite and these include InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere, Dreamweaver and a number of other applications.

          Alternatively you can subscribe (monthly or yearly) to just InDesign CC on its own.

          BobLevine
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          BobLevineCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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          April 26, 2019

          InDesign is part of Creative Cloud. Managing assets is done through the Creative Cloud desktop app which does not carry any additional cost.

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