https://forums.adobe.com/people/Derek+Cross  wrote Do you mean darker than the black in InDesign preferences? Yes. Is there a way to make this even darker than the swatch on the left hand side? ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/%5BJongware%5D  wrote The answer there did not suggest a script to make Preflight do it (because it cannot be made to do something through scripting that it does not support), but to ask for a more general script that only checks for possible overlap. There have been scripts posted here that do all, or part of what you ask. Check if they work for you. Okay. Can you please provide me the links of those scripts that will enable me to give warnings of overlaps that I'm asking for? ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Willi+Adelberger  wrote Turn on Layout Adjustment (it is found in the borders and the margin dialog). How does it work? I enabled it and nothing happened. ... View more

BarbBinder  wrote Hi arjun2 : When you place text (File > Place), InDesign sets the top position of a new text frame based on where you click, but it will also seek out the left, right and bottom margins. It's more accurate than we are. Alternatively, what version of InDesign are you using? In CC 2018, you can set up an object style set the size and position. Select the frame: Create a new object style and set the new Size and Position options. I'm working only with Width and the X-offset, this would also work with Height and the Y-offset, or both. I'm using a new default document (w=51p0) with 3p0 left and right margins, so set the Width to 45p0 (51-6=45). Click to assign the new object style to the selected frame: An advantage to this technique is if the paper size or margins change, you can edit the Object style and update the size and position of all the frames that are using the style. ~Barb Thank you! This is a really efficient way. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/rob+day  wrote Where are you sampling the 75|68|67|90 value? Are you exporting and checking in AcrobatPro, or are you actually making a swatch with those values in InDesign as your rich black swatch? It looks like a conversion from RGB 0|0|0 to US SWOP Coated. Yes, I export a pdf file and check it in Adobe acrobat pro (XI version). I also checked it in Adobe reader XI and still get the same results. I did not perform any conversion from RGB 0|0|0 to US SWOP Coated. How did that happen? What is the difference between the settings “Include tagged source profiles” and “include all rgb and tagged source CMYK PROFILES” ? ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/%5BJongware%5D  wrote Sure there is. You can access the full list of fonts in InDesign through 'app.fonts': https://www.indesignjs.de/extendscriptAPI/indesign-latest/#Application.html#d1e42152 Each single font contains information about its family name (in your case "Akzidenz-Grotesk Std") as well as its styles: https://www.indesignjs.de/extendscriptAPI/indesign-latest/#Font.html Unfortunately, they are not grouped per family; having the name of one member of a family does not mean you can get a list of all of its styles. So you have to write a custom filter to get a list of all styles of the single family. With that list it's just a matter of applying each font to the current 'cursor position' and then writing out the name of the font. Draw an empty text frame, select any style of the font you're interested in, then run this script: target = app.selection[0].parentStory; basefont = app.selection[0].appliedFont.fontFamily; allfontlist = app.fonts.everyItem().getElements(); fontlist = [];  for (i=0; i<allfontlist.length; i++) {   if (allfontlist.fontFamily == basefont)   fontlist.push(allfontlist); } for (i=0; i<fontlist.length; i++) {   target.insertionPoints[-1].appliedFont = fontlist;   target.insertionPoints[-1].contents = fontlist.name.replace('\t',' ')+'\r'; } to get this: Note that there is no hidden magic that makes it do things that InDesign itself cannot do either. For example, I have separate fonts called "Arial" and "Arial Black" (as the full family name, not as a separate style). InDesign shows them as separate choices and does not see that the Black is a style of plain "Arial"  because there is no information in the font file that tells it is part of the Arial family. Wow!! This is so cool! Thank you so much Jongware!! ... View more

BobLevine  wrote Might be scriptable. Check in the scripting forum. Just out of curiosity, why do you feel the need for this? I want to create a styles template for me. This will be handy whenever I want to browse through different fonts and apply paragraph styles based on them quickly. Should I repost this into scripting forum? ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/Barbara+Ash  wrote Did you create the PDF yourself, using Times New Roman and Arial fonts that are installed in your system? If you got the PDF from someone else or somewhere else, the PDF may have a different version of those fonts, even though the font names are the same. No. I downloaded it from the internet. Now what should I do to make sure that the versions are same or let indesign know that the version conflict does not matter? George_Salnik  wrote indd to idml, than open idml and save as indd and try again. It did not work with idml. I am still getting the same error. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/%5BJongware%5D  wrote Are you working on a 640 x 480 pixel screen? Or do you have your main InDesign window set very small? To see an entire 100' x 180' page, I don't have to scale any less than 10% (if it's portrait) or 17% (if it's landscape). But that's on a 2560 x 1440 pixel screen, and with the InDesign window scaled to the full screen. I am working on 1280x720 pixel screen. ... View more

https://forums.adobe.com/people/rob+day  wrote What can I do to bypass this limit without resizing my document to a smaller size (in order to see full height) and increasing the size later? Have you tried Screen Mode>Presentation? Oh!! Thanks a lot!! I have used this mode a lot in the past and could not think of it as a solution. ... View more

  wrote Hi, Delete cache and preferences:  I would suggest you the following: 1. Delete cache / preferences 2. Close your AI and PS after saving all the work 3. Restart your machine 4. Launch InDesign and create a blank 600 page document 5. Add a page in this blank document as well You can then open your document and add pages... And let us know if you feel any difference... -Aman Thank you. I will try this and get back to you. ... View more

amaarora  wrote Hi, This is most likely a performance issue with InDesign. Obviously this is not a desired behaviour. How fast InDesign works depends on the ram available, system specs, currently running programs and the preferences you have set. As a start you can try if deleting cache and prerences resolve your issue. -Aman My RAM is 8 GB DDR3 and I have NVIDIA gt730 2gb graphics card, and my processor is i3 2100@ 3.10 GHz. The currently running programs while using InDesign are Photoshop and Illustrator in minimized position but without any files open. I know how to reset preferences of indesign. What is the procedure to delete cache? ... View more

Thanks for replying. It would be more helpful if you share your experiences of your folder structure. That would make me see whether I'm going wrong or right. ... View more

I reinstalled illustrator and although the crash issue is gone, the drag and drop issue hasn't resolved yet. What can I do instead of contacting customer support ? ... View more