![]() I’d love to see the ability to have a paragraph style with rules around all four edges of either the width of the text or the column. They save me hours on my newspaper workflow but I’ve developed them with raw, brute force. I’d love to see scripting demystified and a little easier. I’d love to see some more finely grained logic added to Paragraph Styles, recognizing that there are plug-ins that do accomplish these goals. Put another way, the last time I was excited about an InDesign upgrade was in 2010. However, this shouldn’t be a big issue for most users because Adobe’s subscription model allows subscribers to download the most current version any time.I remember being so excited about the CS3 and CS5 releases because they had so many small, thoughtful enhancements that made my life as a newspaper/magazine/book designer so much easier. File format changesīesides the updated features described above, this upgrade uses a new document file format that can only be read by users of version 2017 or higher. To apply this setting to only the selected text frame instead of the entire document, choose Object > Text Frame Options > Footnotes > Enable overrides (span or not). To change this setting for an entire document, choose Type > Document Footnote Options. In version 2017, you can force those footnotes to appear at the bottom of the column. ![]() In previous versions of InDesign, if you inserted a multi-column spanning headline in a multi-column text frame, footnotes from text above the headline would appear immediately above the headline instead of at the bottom of the column of text. If the network doesn’t come back, you can save your document to your local drive. When the network comes back, InDesign invisibly reconnects to it. ![]() Now InDesign caches your document to your local drive so that you can work with the document even if the network crashes. In previous versions of InDesign, if you opened a document stored on a network server rather than from your computer’s hard drive and then you disconnected from the network for any reason, InDesign would crash. ![]()
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