As your payment details aren't required for the trial, there are no automatic charges in place. Once the trial ends, you can continue to use the service by signing up for Adobe Creative Cloud. Try turning off the GPU Performance in the InDesign settings.The desktop publishing software is compatible across Windows and macOS, and the trial enables you to access all the features, including the latest updates. Reinstalling rarely fixes everything - you can do a complete reinstall using the

A dialog will appear asking to delete the InDesign Preferences, select 'Yes' on this dialog.įurther info and instructions here if needed: The easiest way to reset everything is to delete the InDesign preferences: as soon as InDesign starts to boot hold down Shift, Alt, Ctrl (and Apple/Cmd if working on a Macintosh). But these methods are tried and trusted over the years. I don't have the M1 Mac - so I can't test it. If it does - you know it's something in your own user profile, whether it's a setting, or a 3rd party app, a peripheral, or something else. So after all that - my main suggestion would be to try to create a new User on your Mac - and see if the problem persists - only install InDesign and see if it works as intended. There was one user who would get confetti explosions on their screen everytime they pressed CMD C but only within InDesign - they didn't know they had a 3rd party app installed that was overriding the CMD C normal behaviour of Adobe software. I agree it should work from Adobe - but there are infinite amount of 3rd party non-related (but related) things that could be interferring with the normal behaviour of Adobe software.

So it's either a peripheral attached, a non-related (but related) app installed on Mac OS - connections to servers, connections to cloud based documents (one drive, google drive, dropbox, creative cloud libraries) - herein permissions for these, or a plethora of other things. There are lots like yourself who have issues. Yes, and for a lot of people it is working fine.

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