InDesign users who work on a shared network connection have encountered InDesign shutdowns when their connection is temporarily disrupted. If these folks attempted to save a document, InDesign went into “protective shutdown” mode, and their work could be lost if they saw the dreaded, “The network connection has been lost…” message. In InDesign CC 2015.4, InDesign’s behavior has changed for documents less than 100 MB: The users can still work on a file, or make changes if the network connection is temporarily lost. If they choose to save the document, they can save it to a new location. When the network connection is restored, InDesign will let the users save the file (with changes) to their original network location. Previously, if you viewed Adobe Stock images on the Adobe Stock web site ( ), your only options were to download to the Desktop or to a CC Library.
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Now, when viewing an image, a popover menu gives you three choices-License and Open In (to license the image immediately), Open Preview In, and Find Similar. #ADOBE INDESIGN CC 2015 WINDOWS 10 INSTALL ERROR LICENSE# Smaller Changesįinally, there are a few smaller changes you might notice: When choosing the first two choices, clicking the “Id” icon will place it into an InDesign layout.
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