You just answered a nine-year old post. 🙂 ... View more

Doesn't sound like an InDesign issue to me. Try the Acrobat forum and post screenshots what "didn't show the fields" looks and acts like. ... View more

You're still going to have to pay. You'll need a domain and web host. Neither one of them is free.  There's nothing magic about this, unfortunately. Most of the work I do these days centers on websites built with WordPress. I've been at it for years and I'm still learning. ... View more

Yes, a spammer and now gone. ... View more

In addition to Randy's pointers, there is no way to produce genuinely responsive content from InDesign.    I'm not sure what your overall goal is here, but you also need to consider how this content will be viewed.   Finally, I don't mean to throw cold water on this but there is no free or cheap way you're going to get this done. You get what you pay for. ... View more

Are these real Word files or Word files saved from other applications? ... View more

Does your computer meet the minimum system requirement?   InDesign system requirements ... View more

Unfortunately, nobody here can help you. There are no available versions of InDesign compatible with a computer that old. ... View more

You'll need to provide some real information and detail, including screenshots if you expect anyone to help. ... View more

There is no way you downloaded an Adobe Stock image that size unless it was an FPO. Did you license it? If so, sign back into Adobe Stock and download it again. ... View more

What does "too small" mean and why are you converting to CMYK? ... View more

This is not an InDesign issue; it's a PDF issue. Interactive PDF, beyond basic navigation with hyperlinks or specialized forms is nothing but a crapshoot.  ... View more

Yeah, but it sounds like the Word users don't want to be bothered with any changes to the way they do things and the OP either doesn't want to push it or has also been resigned to this mess. FWIW, in the past, I have found those are the people who, once they've been shown the benefits of InCopy and are properly trained (and it doesn't take all that long) are the biggest proponents. ... View more

All true, but in that case the OP is wasting time here. Nothing's going to change, unfortunately. ... View more

If cost isn't the issue (and at $5/month, it shouldn't be) then you need to grab the bull by the horns and shake things up. InCopy would streamline the entire process which right now (as you already are well aware of) is about as inefficient as it gets. ... View more

Just a note for the future. If you work in a Dropbox or OneDrive folder, you can always revert to an earlier version of your file, even if you delete it or over write it. Well worth the investment. ... View more

You need to either start using cell/table styles or do all the styling in Excel and place it as a formatted table. ... View more

InCopy is not an option in this office. By @stel_3299   That's unfortunate because it's the best solution. In the future it would help if you told us why. ... View more

You should share a Dropbox or OneDrive folder and you can avoid all of this. ... View more

Who knew? Thanks for that tid bit, Derek. ... View more

This one falls under the "it depends" category. If the OP has a bunch of icons embedded, that's fine. If we're talking about a lot of Photoshop and Illustrator files that add up to gigabytes, that is big time recipe for disaster. ... View more

Are they fully synced to your hard drive? They're not set to download on demand, are they? ... View more

InCopy files can indeed be placed in multiple documents. Editing in one (which would require the user to check the file out) would update the content in all other files it's placed.   This is, IMO, the simplest solution. ... View more

Standard? There is no standard and these things are not responsive anyway. 1024x768 should be fine so stop overthinking it.   The entire FXL EPUB format can only be described as an archaic mess and quite frankly, I think you're in for a world of pain trying to get this to all work properly but I wish you all the best in this endeavor. Sadly, you're going to need it if you think you can do this and have it work on multiple platforms.   And yes, I'm aware that this is not the answer you wanted but it's the way it is. Beyond a targeted audience using the same devices (think sales material or trade show kiosks), this type of project is something I would run away from as fast as I can. ... View more

This has been the case for many years. If it's that important buy a Mac because the chances of this ever winding up in Windows version is close to zero in my opinion.   If it will make you feel any better, though, the number one troubleshooting tip for Mac issue is to turn GPU Performance off. ... View more