Quentin, you are the man! This has been bugging me for ages and yours is the ONLY correct solution. Shame on Adobe. ... View more

I tried looking for the folder and files but the only folders within Adobe Indesign are Versions 18.0 to 20.0. None of them contain com.adobe.InDesign.plist.  This problem makes Indesign completely un-usable. By @Stuckapart   If your problem is exactly the one that's OP reported, then try to enable GPU Performance in Preferences (if it's supported by your monitor at all, otherwise it will be grayed out.)   If GPU isn't available, then there's no other known solution for this particular problem in InDesign 2025. You'll need to downgrade to InDesign 2024 until this is fixed. (There are numerous recent threads on the forum pertaining to this bug.) ... View more

Hi @Grundoon Groundhog,   We're sorry to hear about this. Please try using the other browsers (Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Google Chrome) or incognito mode to see if it makes a difference.   You can also, try clearing the browser's cache and cookies and restart the browser and try again. For more information on how to clear cache and cookies, check this link- https://adobe.ly/4fNLWEB   Regards, Tarun ... View more

Yes, I made the mistake of updating the system. I'm going to go back to the previous one, I think. There are other problems with Sequoia; things Apple seems to think are cool but are a pain in the neck (and other places). ... View more

Happily I only have to do this once the bluest of moons, but it's good to know how. ... View more

It will work with any font that actually has all four faces (or any equivalents you're using, such as Light or Heavy). It will not, as Word does, "synthesize" a Bold-Italic face if the font does not have one. And it will not reliably map from, say, SomeFont Italic to AnotherFont Oblique.   ETA: And just to cap this off, much of what you're asking about and what causes problems with Word import is that Word does have that "helpful" feature of bolding and italicizing using a literal override of the font. You can even "bold" fonts like Impact and Hobo Heavy. This hack is convenient for Word spot-formatters whipping out a report or memo, but creates a messy file that apps like ID can't process cleanly... hence any imported text using this method will have bad or missing formatting. ... View more

Thanks, James. I've started making corrections in the book itself. The Community is so much more helpful than the Adobe help. ... View more

Hi @Grundoon Groundhog,   Hope you're doing well!   We wanted to follow up on your issue. Were you able to resolve the issue using our expert suggestions? If so, please feel free to mark the solution that helped you as correct. If you're still experiencing the issue, don't hesitate to update the discussion for further assistance.   We're happy to help.   Thanks, Harshika ... View more

Oh, I'm sorry it's been so difficult. Let us know when we can help!   ~Barb ... View more

Bonus tip: When I have a long text thread (and this certainly qualifies) I like to break up the text formatting and editing from the layout. I make a separate InDesign file for just the text so I can edit and adjust without dealing with the layout. Then I just copy and paste the text back into the main file. ... View more

Double-click with the Selection Tool on the error sign to bring up the Preflight panel. Select the text box that has the error and use Edit > Edit in Story Editor to see the issue (such as overset text or additional line spaces) and correct it.   ... View more

First, expand the Overset text entry (click the > sign) - what do you see there?     ... View more

Thanks; excellent advice which I will follow. ... View more

You're right; it's much clearer. Yet another "improvement" that may have seemed liked a good idea at the time. Or was someone justifying his or her job by changing something that didn't need changing. ... View more

@d-korolkov    are you trying to upvote a post marked as a correct answer? ... View more

Hi @Grundoon Groundhog,   We're sorry for the delay. I would like to inform you that I have shared the info with our product team, which is a work in progress. Once I hear anything from them, I will keep you posted.   Regards, Tarun ... View more

Was having same problem. This worked for me when I did not have the text tool selected and then selected my preferred default styles (a paragraph style and no character style). ... View more

Try this:   https://shared-assets.adobe.com/link/2a30e4c1-ce18-44d3-4536-04d1576ee98d   ... View more

I think you're right. I just spent ten minutes using the help search with everything from the exact pop-up name of the icon to every combination I could think of. If the content is in there, I couldn't find it.   (That's one thing I recall from the days of more frequently switching apps. Changing to, say, a new word processor often had a nearly vertical first step, simply because no two software houses used the same terminology for common elements, and until you figured out the nomenclature, you could search forever and not find the feature that was essentially the same as that of your last tool.) ... View more

For fonts, the resolution is irrelevant. Fonts are vector elements. That the font is displayed as boxes points to a font problem. The font is well an OTF font? ... View more

Thanks, Barb. I'm going to try your system. What I do is simply find/replace type. This may not be clearing all the old styles properly. Where exactly is the styles override highlighter? Well, I'll look! ... View more

I restarted the computer and ran disk first aid. It's working.  ... View more

Many thanks to everyone who warned me about the Basic Paragraph style. I've replaced it with my own private style, and the document formatting is working much better. I will ignore it from now on! ... View more

I don't know what the Object Style defined is. How does that apply to a type style? I've never consciously used it. ... View more

Good to hear! ... View more

I never use it Noto, but it appears in the inDesign fonts list as open.   Make a new doc with a text frame, set some Noto and use Find/Replace Font... to check the path. If it is Activated from Adobe Fonts and not in your system, you may have opened a doc containing Noto, and it auto activated—could be something like a single insertion point with Noto applied. ... View more

What I want to know is WHY the character style occurs at all as I have not selected it or applied it, and how to avoid its appearing when I have not selected it or applied it. The program seems to choose more than one style to apply.  I'll stop using the basic paragraph style; it does seem to be more trouble than it's worth. ... View more