InDesign CC 2019 Updated
Adobe has released the first update to InDesign CC 2019 (14.0.1). It fixes many issues with stability and other key problems.

Adobe has released the first update to InDesign CC 2019 (14.0.1).

Run the updater from the Creative Cloud app.
You’re going to want to run this one soon, because it fixes a host of issues, including the aggravating Text tool pause when you start up InDesign. Here’s the official list.
Stability fixes
- InDesign crashes while importing certain Word files.
- InDesign crashes while switching context after dismissing Tint slide in the Properties panel.
- Adding or changing formatting of text in an anchored text box with Auto-fit Height enabled causes InDesign to crash.
- InDesign crashes on launch in certain scenarios.
- InDesign crashes while importing some PNG files.
- InDesign crashes while opening Styles drop-down from Properties panel for some specific fonts.
- InDesign crashes while using Content-Aware Fit in certain conditions.
- InDesign crashes while moving text frames with Indent To Here and Baseline Grid alignment.
Key issues fixed
- Text tool response is delayed on application start up and while switching to Text tool.
- Color settings in InDesign revert to default.
- Applying font style from the Find More tab appends style name in the font family field.
- Unable to apply font if fonts are filtered by Activated Adobe Fonts in Find More tab.
- Unable to export PDF with some presets, when a PDF containing embedded Type 3 fonts is placed in the document.
- Control Panel, when un-docked, becomes blank upon resizing.
- Extra space is added between characters while creating outline.
- Clicking document installed font from the fonts list displays a message to “Activate Font” and does not change font.
- Export to PDF converts text with certain fonts to All Caps.
- Nested styles do not work as expected.
You can see this list, plus the many fixes that were included with the first release of InDesign CC 2019 (14.0), here.
This article was last modified on July 7, 2021
This article was first published on November 20, 2018