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Ideally you should be able to control the color by selecting a code with the direct select tool and using the swatches panel, not using a control page in a dialog box. The QR code feature is extremely handy, but a bit strange in the way it is implemented. Maybe even a browser-based way to edit the content. Ideally, I wish they would give us something like 3 floating licenses we could freely distribute (and revoke/reassign after a project) to collaborators and clients to be able to give them control over the text side of a publication, with a cloud-hosted place to collaborate on the files (though Dropbox works perfectly fine for this in my experience). I am quite excited, however, to have InCopy included in the Creative Cloud subscription. Still, this is the first version, so I’m sure the focus was on getting it all done and there will be improvements over time. Some of the new cursors are uncomfortably huge. I’ll also have to get used to buttons in all dialog boxes being positioned at the bottom, but that’s just a matter of using it a bit I suppose. It just draws too much attention visually. I also find it a bit strange that the document window title bar is kept in OS color, while the rest of the interface is dark gray. It is simple details like the background colors of text fields for the transform values or the look of the scroll bars that makes the InDesign version of the dark UI look unnecessarily cluttered and a bit too high-contrast compared to Photoshop’s. I do wish they had at least updated their interface to the look of the dark controls introduced in Photoshop CS6 (like the settings bar and panels) rather than just use the rather flat one from the digital video products without any changes.

Personally, i found the control spacing in the old version and the overall look a bit more elegant.

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The new interface isn’t in itself a real feature that is beneficial to end users, it is more of a necessity for the future due to the Carbon 64 bit problem. I’m also really hoping for them to bring the settings sync feature from the other applications into InDesign soon (in fact I was shocked to find that it wasn’t in this release). I would also hope such a feature would turn out better than the settings migration command in Photoshop, that one only recognized an old CS5 installation, not my CS6 Creative Cloud (and it didn’t recognize CS5 back in CS6). However, I’m not 100% sure but I think it is responsible for InDesign now crashing every time I quit it with a segfault somewhere in the menu implementation). I agree with Daniel, there is still no official way to copy settings (I copied a few of the settings files over from ~/Library/Preferences and it sort of worked.

Anne-Marie and I talk about our feelings about CC in Podcast 194.

Over 200 people commenting on Adobe’s new “cloud only” business model.

InDesign Magazine Issue 54 (shipping tomorrow).

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For example, the Typekit feature that lets you download fonts to your desktop and use them in any program? that’s coming “soon.” Adobe is sure to roll out all kinds of features over the next few months - in fact, that is part of the whole reason they’re going to a “cloud” distribution model: They don’t have to hold up the release of these programs until that stuff is ready! For More On InDesign CC Note that Adobe hasn’t shipped everything they’ve promised yet. It’s very slick, and much nicer than the old application manager. You just click on the little menu and it shows you what’s new, what needs updating, and what you can download. More after the jump! Continue reading below↓įree and Premium members see fewer ads! Sign up and log-in today.

One of my favorite new “features” isn’t InDesign-specific at all? it’s the new Creative Cloud application manager menulet, which looks like this on the Mac:

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In fact, if you are doing EPUB, you are going to want to upgrade as soon as possible.

And a lot of enhancements to EPUB export.

A Preview button in the New Document dialog box.

Ability to make QR codes in your documents.

A Hi-DPI interface, so that it looks awesome on Retina and other high-resolution displays (which required hand-redrawing thousands of icons, by the way).

The Dark UI (which you can, fortunately, make lighter? though never as light as CS6 was).

A new font menu in the Control and Character panel to allow “fuzzy” searching for font names (think of it like Quick Apply for fonts).

There are a few cool new features however, including:

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Hey, in case you missed it? Adobe shipped InDesign CC last night! As you may know, there are not a lot of new features in IDcc (or IDCC or however you want to initialize it), because Adobe undertook the massive job of decarbonizing the app on the Mac OS and making it 64-bit capable.