The Move tool was traditionally at the top to the toolbox. There a few reasons you might not see it.    It could be under the Artboard tool. Press and hold on the Artboard tool to open the flyout menu and choose the Move tool.    It could be hidden by the workspace. You can restore the default workspace and the default tool visiblity with Window > Workspace > Essentials (Default) and then Window > Workspace > Reset Essentials   Or you you can use Edit > Toolbars to move the Move tool back to the first column. Tools in the first column are visible, tools in the second column are hidden.   ~Barb   ... View more

Hi Kale:   Take a look at this video, which addresses how to handle the resolution limit (and of course, it may be what you referred to by tiling😞 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGJ0KjT4Xds. Note that the size limit has been increased in the year since this video was recorded, but this is still an effective workaround until GenFill can handle your large images..    ~Barb ... View more

Hi Kevin:   What have you tried so far?   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @Doug2013:   Has this be resolved yet? If not, take a look at the reply from Glennyboy in this thread: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/quot-can-t-write-new-document-presets-file-quot-message-at-closing/td-p/12596251   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @Cclere:   Did you get this resolved? If not, see if this page is helpful: https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/unable-to-reach-adobe-servers.html   ~Barb ... View more

I am so sad to read this, @Winfried Reng but grateful that you let us know. I had been wondering why we hadn't seen his contributions lately, but in the midst of our chaotic move, hadn't started the steps to figure out why. I too would like to express my condolences to his family and friends and to this community—he will be missed.   I remember a conversation I had with @Lin Sims years ago. I said something to the effect that no one knows everything about FrameMaker, and she replied with, @K.Daube does. She was right and that's how I thought of Klaus from that point forward: so very knowledgeable, and so very generous with his knowledge.   Rest in Peace, Klaus (and Lin).   ~Barb ... View more

You are welcome to share a video that shows us what is happening on your screen, Stacey.   ~Barb ... View more

Hi Stacey:   The video is an animated gif so no sound, and they are limited to 30 seconds in a reply so it has to go quickly.    I'm only doing three things in the animation:   File > New > Document to create a new file. Enable Primary Text Frames and click Create to create a new InDesign document with Primary Text Frames. File > Place, select a Word document and click OK to load the Word file into the cursor Click anywhere over the middle of the page to place the entire Word document, snapping to the frame edges on every page, automatically.    I'm a career InDesign trainer so have not watched the Udemi classes. I have no idea how they teach text flows, but I know that I cover placing text files in my intro class, and explain the difference between Manual flow, Semi-Automatic flow and Auto-flow as well as when to use Primary Frames, and when not to. I would think this would be part of any InDesign class, but as I said, I haven't watched any of the Udemi courses so I have no idea if or where this is covered.   I did provide a link in an earlier replay that you can review at your own pace: https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/parent-pages.html. You might also want to take a look at https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/threading-text.html, which covers threaded text frames and text flows.   ~Barb   ... View more

Hi @m5heath:   Here are a few random thoughts/visuals to add to the excellent answers already on this thread: You can triple click a paragraph to select it, if you first disable Triple click to Select a Line in Preferences > Type. (It's one of the first things I do after an update because I never want to select a line). Your leading values are inconsistent in the first screen shot. You can take of this (forever on this version) by enabling Apply Leading to Entire Paragraphs.   Text files routinely carry in overrides into InDesign. I don't bother with a stop in Notepad, I just work with the style highlighter on [+] so that I can see them in cyan (highlighting indicates a character overrides, vertical lines indicate paragraph overrides) and then select all and remove overrides (as per Dave) with the¶* button. Both are in the Paragraph styles panel. (Sometimes the blue vertical lines linger, so I zoom in and out to refresh the screen).   ~Barb ... View more

No, I haven't see it. Did you try resetting preferences? https://www.rockymountaintraining.com/adobe-indesign-rebuilding-preferences-cache/   ~Barb ... View more

Hi Stacey,   Of course:     ~Barb ... View more

Yes, but let's start here: did you set up primary frames on the parent page? For long documents like yours, it's a good idea to use them because if someone decides to change the margins in the document after you finish the layout, you can change the frames on the parent page, and it will reflow the entire document.   See https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/parent-pages.html.   Once I'm clear on your workflow, I can share a video to show you how this works.   ~Barb ... View more

Hi Hendy:   The quickest way to remove all formatting overrides is to click ¶* button at the bottom of the Paragraph Styles panel. Please note that this removes both paragraph and character overrides with a single click. (You said character formatting in the title, and all in the follow-up comment.) Window > Styles > Paragraph styles.   What's nice about Willi's answer is that you can pick between character and paragraph-level formatting or both. Window > Utilities > Scripts   In either case, select the text you wish to modify first.    ~Barb ... View more

Hi Stacey:   Is the Word doc intended to fill every page/column from page 1 until the end? If yes, see below. If no, please provide a little more information on the page layout (screen shots are very helpful).   If your file was set up using primary frames, choose File > Place and click in the middle of the page. The text will flow from page 1 until the end, snapping to the frame edges, which are automatically aligned with the margins.  If your file was not set up with primary frames, choose Edit > Deselect All, then File > Place. Position your cursor anywhere along the top margin of page 1, hold the Shift keyy (to engage auto-flow) and click the place the entire story. The text will snap to the margin edges automatically.    ~Barb  ... View more

Hi @Michelle26541100t72g:   This is a somewhat common request in FrameMaker (Adobe's other page layout application) and we do it with two text flows: A and B. We set up each flow on the master/parent pages and then can run the content automatically for each language.    InDesign has a limitation of one primary frame per document—if we could have two, it would be easy, and we would set it up the same way. Instead, I have a solution that will work. Take a look and if this is what you need, I'll be happy to share the details. I'm using colors instead of languages so that you can see this at work in the Pages panel.   ~Barb   ... View more

InDesign is an excellent choice for book layout. However, as a professional page layout application, there is a learning curve. You will not be able to open up and immediately produce a book without spending some time learning how to use it.    ~Barb ... View more

Hi D,   Come back and see us next time you have a question. We are always happy to help.   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @paula_1972:   InDesign's UI scaling is in Preferences > User Interface Scaling, but it changes everything and not just the tool tips. Did all the sizing change, or just the X/Y values on the ruler guides?   ~Barb   ... View more

Hi @Khalid Beyaie:   How about adding a Permissions Password to prevent editing (again, using an Adobe product as the viewer)?   ~Barb     ~Barb ... View more

Focusing on the question as asked, first: —https://www.adobe.com/devnet-docs/acrobat/android/en/mv-viewpdf.html#:~:text=When%20you%20tap%20anywhere%20on,tap%20again%20on%20the%20PDF.   But Bob's point is that we can't control what PDF viewers our readers use. The experience varies widely from reader to reader, as you are learning.    ~Barb ... View more

Hi @Khalid Beyaie:   If you want to control the experience for all users*, you can enable Open in Full Screen View on export.  _____ *EDIT: viewing your PDF with Acrobat or Reader on a computer   You can read more about it here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/viewing-pdfs-viewing-preferences.html   ~Barb ... View more

Thanks!   ~Barb ... View more

So @BobLevine —this came up in class the other day. They are only converted to PDF sticky notes if exported from InCopy but not from InDesign? I meant to look it up but since you are here... 😬   ~Barb   ... View more

Hi @James3669094303ct:   Notes are an integral part of the InCopy/InDesign editorial workflow as per @Frans v.d. Geest and provide a way to include inline comments within InDesign that flow with the text as per @Laubender.   You could write notes to yourself (I tend to use the first pasteboard for that) but I see them used primarily to communicate with others co-working on a document. The key is to using them successfully is to work with View > Extras > Show Notes enabled  and let others in the workgroup know to be on the lookout for them.   ~Barb ... View more

Always happy to help, Rob.   ~Barb ... View more

Hi @Monica27082178av0e:   Since you are already on 20.0, can you tell us how you reset your preferences? There are multiple ways to do this, each option goes a bit further than the previous. If you just used the Preferences button or the keystroke-on-launch option, continue through this post.  https://www.rockymountaintraining.com/adobe-indesign-rebuilding-preferences-cache/   ~Barb ... View more