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Really happy. Indesign CS6 behaves normally on Sierra and Java6. El Capitan/Indesign is now a past nightmare for me.
I installed Sierra yesterday on my iMac 27″ (mid 2011, 3,4 GHz Intel Core i7). First, CS6 worked no longer. Then I had to reistall JAVA 6 ( https://bit.ly/Java_SE_6_for_El_Capitan). Now, all is OK, even better than with El Capitan.
Kate, did you restart your computer after installing Java SE 6 ?
Users/[Username]/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign/version 8.0
@ P Jones : did you try to trash Indesign preferences ?
I must confess however that despite replacing Java and trashing prefs, the tool panel has now a rather evanescent behavior when I move it. That is much better than before, but still frustrating.
OK. Here is the link : https://bit.ly/Java_SE_6_for_El_Capitan
Expand the file “javaforox-2.dmg”. Java SE 6 is inside.
To P Jones : install Java SE 6 as explained in the video. That worked for me (same problems as you describe).
After re-installing Java SE 6, I had the classic problem of the blank character palette. Then I trashed Indesign prefs and now all seems as normal as it can be.
That worked for me, but I had to restart my computer (iMac), not just Indesign :
No problem with Illustrator. No crashing (till now) with Indesign, but openning and switching between palettes VERY slow.
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