Other times it will open but them shut off a few seconds later. Sometimes the file can't open the fonts at all and they start out and remain highlighted pink. Then when I go to export, the system fonts turn pink.
Sometimes the document will open ok and the fonts will appear fine. I even created some very simple type only files that are having system font issues as well. Packaged files are suddenly showing up with lots of the dreaded pink. Basically it appears system fonts have become problematic with InDesign. I actually don't think Suitcase has too much to do with this, because the problem occurred after the InDesign update, but it's our font management software so I'm including it. I have narrowed it down to InDesign 15.0.2, macOS Catalina 10.15.3, and Suitcase Fusion 21.0.0. Our publishing company recently ran the InDesign update (to 15.0.2) and have discovered some major font issues. Using InDesign 2017.1, Build 12.1.0.56 on a 2016 Macbook Pro (2.9 GHz Intel Core i5, 16 GB RAM), running macOS High Sierra 10.13.
As I zoomed in to inspect it, the artifacts began jumping all over the place, and as I zoomed in further, text on the page began presenting the same behavior. When opening a previously created file, I noticed small visual artifacts in the rendering of vector graphics in the file.
I can create page number based on the 'Basic Paragraph' style but when i choose any other previously created style, the number changes to 'ss'.Įven the variable field preview shows 'ss' text instead of variable name. When I open on of my ID documents created in previous version of ID, all of my defined text variables as well as page numbers are corrupted and replaced by the "ss" text. Just updated to ID 2020 15.1 and found a bug which makes the program unusable forcing me to immediately downgrade.
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