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Hello. My team is struggling with InDesign being really slow to drag and drop photos, export pdfs, and save files. Is there a glitch going on or has there been any other issue detected lately? I'm wondering if this is affecting other people or if we need to look into the internet connection or something else as an issue.
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You/re going to need to provide a lot more information about your setup for people to provide useful help. While people occasionally ask this question, in general, there is no special glitch going on or we'd be flooded with compaints in the forum.
Start with: Please tell us what operating system (exactly) you're running. Please tell us (exactly) what InDesign version you're using. Tell us about the specifications of the computers with as much detail as possible. Are you experiencing this when working with files on a server, or locally? If a server, what kind of server and how is it connected?
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My apologies for not knowing what information is necessary to help explain the issue. We are not experiencing poor functionality with any other CC programs. I'm on a Dell Core i7 Latitude 5400 - 32 GB RAM, 64-bit operating system. Windows 10 Pro. InDesign version 16.2.1. We are experiencing the issue both on our company server and when we try to move our files locally and avoid using the network drive. No idea what kind of server it is I just know it is not located in our office locally. We typically have a poor connection but nothing like it has been the last few weeks. I guess if nobody else is complaining it is pretty clear to me that it is a different issue. Probably a server or internet connection issue. Figured I should ask anyway. Thanks for your response.
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I'm a Mac user without an network. Now that we know your configuration, perhaps some Windows users could make suggestions for troubleshooting.
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Steve: What's your view about dragging and dropping images into InDesign documents as the OP does?
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Derek,
Good question. I almost never drag and drop images on my Mac. To retain their resolution, they would have to be dropped from Windows Explorer or from Adobe Bridge into InDesign which I've never done so I can't really speak to whether it would make a difference from File > Place.
Steve