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Hi everyone,
I have a display's issue with Indesign. Actually, I work with a 4K screen connected to my macbook. Everything is working but not the display of pages. I've to work at 300% cause if I'm at 100% the size of files is too tiny. I'm creating for digital and print also, then it's impossible to work at real and true size.
Macbook pro – 2019 • Adobe CC – 2020 . • Screen 4K Samsung LU28R550UQUXEN 28"
Thanks for help !!
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Hi there,
Thanks for reaching out. InDesign has various options under Display performance in order to gain a performance boost.
InDesign has three options for how images/graphics are displayed, which you can access via View > Display Performance.
Viewing images at high-resolution (High Quality Display) forces InDesign to constantly re-draw elements as you move around the document, increase the CPU usage. Setting the default to Typical (InDesign/Edit > Preferences > Display Performance) renders the images at a screen-friendly resolution.
Please try "Typical Display" and let us know if it makes the display better.
Regards,
Ashutosh
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I'm creating for digital and print also, then it's impossible to work at real and true size.
By default InDesign’s 100% view on the main monitor is the physical output print size—if you show rulers 1" should measure 1". To get the 100% view of the physical print output InDesign gets the main monitor’s PPI from the OS, so the print display on a 2nd monitor wouldn’t be accurate unless it happened to have the same PPI resolution as the main monitor.
Prior to CS6 InDesign’s 100% view matched Photoshop’s—a 1:1 ratio of the monitor and image resolution. It is possible to change the 100% view via scripting, and there is a long discussion from 2012 here:
This script sets the 100% view to the old 1:1 ratio
#target indesign
//100% view as 1:1
app.generalPreferences.customMonitorPpi = 72;
app.generalPreferences.useCustomMonitorResolution = true;
app.activeWindow.zoomPercentage = 100;
//reset to print version
//app.generalPreferences.useCustomMonitorResolution = false;
//app.activeWindow.zoomPercentage = 100;