I am using Adobe InDesign 2026 and have had a spinning rainbow ball every few seconds. Have tried reverting back to older version, resetting preferences, reimporting the file as Indd... working on a deadline and don't know what to do! Any help appreciated :)
i'm leaving a job, which will result in the deletion of my current digital subscriptions (creative cloud, microsoft onedrive, etc.) and i'm really concerned that even if i save my .aeps, when i try to access them again, all the footage will be "missing" because the original files (which were all in my onedrive accout) are no longer in the same location.
i'm going to try to move everything in my files to a ssd or hard drive and try to redo everything from there but i really don't want all my painstakingly-created old projects to be gone 🥲
is there a way to link the new location as the old one? or will i have to manually put all the media back (i guess it's fine but it will take ages, and it'll only work for the ones where i precomposed the footage, also i don't know how well i can line it up with the masking for some of them)
please please please help!
Working on tools to "Clawback" my "Creative Cloud" data without having to do this a handful of download at a time. This is the first installment, Adobe Acrobat Files
What it is: A Python CLI that walks your entire Adobe Creative Cloud "Cloud Documents" tree and downloads every PDF to local disk. Tracks state in a manifest so re-runs only fetch new or changed files. Reconciles when you delete files locally or remotely.
Why: Adobe's web UI has no "download all" button. I had ~876 PDFs in there. Clicking each one wasn't reasonable.
How it works:
window.adobeIMS.getAccessToken() in the live page context/links?assetId=... request the SPA fires after sign-in<host>/content/storage/id/<root>/:page?type=application/pdf — one paginated query that returns every PDF in the entire tree, recursiveurllib (atomic .part → final rename) so big files don't buffer through Playwright IPCmanifest.jsonStatus values in the manifest: downloaded, failed, missing_locally, deleted_remotely. Re-runs only re-download a file if the remote modified timestamp has changed.
Dependencies: playwright>=1.45. That's it. Everything else is Python stdlib.
Tested: macOS, Python 3.10+, end-to-end against my own account. Untested on Windows / Linux — testers wanted.
What's still rough (PRs very welcome):
type=application/pdf — same endpoint serves images, .ai, .psd, etc. A --type flag is low-hangingRepo: https://github.com/pasolomon/Adobe-Clawback
License: MIT
Not affiliated with Adobe. Uses your own credentials to download your own files via the same endpoints Adobe's web app uses — no auth bypass, no scraping of other people's content.
Hey all,
Attempted to log in to use light room for the first time in months. It makes me go through all the steps but ive changed my phone number since the last log in and cant remember my password.
From what I can gather, this means ive now lost 9 years of work because there is no possible way I can access it. All because I forgot my password and changed my phone number?!
Please someone tell me theres a way to do this. The website says email them, cancel the subscription and make a new account. Can they do this?
Thanks
hi everyone,
im stuck with a indd file i cant open because it was made in a higher version. can anyone downgrade this indd file and send me the idml pls,
here's the link : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1yRxe7x7PWQFvINFcoCePUlLNBzbcXvgi?usp=sharing
thanks in advance : )