This archive contains an Installer update for customers running Mac OS X, v.10.1.x. The update is only for customers running the English version of Adobe® InDesign®.
When installing InDesign 2.0 on Mac OS X, v.10.1.x, you may receive the error "An Error Has Occurred Which Prevented the Installation from Completing."
Note: This conflict does not occur on all computers.
Note: If you are experiencing a different install issue than the one listed above, please refer to the InDesign support page.

This archive contains an Installer update for customers running Mac OS X, v.10.1.x. The update is only for customers running the English version of Adobe® InDesign®.

When installing InDesign 2.0 on Mac OS X, v.10.1.x, you may receive the error "An Error Has Occurred Which Prevented the Installation from Completing."

Note: This conflict does not occur on all computers.

Note: If you are experiencing a different install issue than the one listed above, please refer to the InDesign support page.

This archive contains an Installer update for customers running Mac OS X, v.10.1.x. The update is only for customers running the English version of Adobe® InDesign®.

When installing InDesign 2.0 on Mac OS X, v.10.1.x, you may receive the error "An Error Has Occurred Which Prevented the Installation from Completing."

Note: This conflict does not occur on all computers.

Note: If you are experiencing a different install issue than the one listed above, please refer to the InDesign support page.

We recommend updating Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 to include the following layout fixes: Grabber handAfter installing this update, you will be able to access the grabber hand in InDesign 1.5.2 using the same keyboard shortcut you use in Adobe Illustrator when working with text or text on a path. When you press Command + Spacebar and then release the Command key, you’ll have access to the grabber hand without losing your text selection. Note: Pressing the Option key also gives you access to the grabber hand when you’re editing text.Fitting text frames to textThe Fit Frame To Content command (Object > Fitting > Fit Frame To Content) will now resize rectangular text frames smaller, so the frames fit their text content. For more details about fitting text frames to text, refer to the ReadMe file in the layoutup.hqx archive.Master pagesPreviously, you could set up a frame on a master page, apply the master page to a document page, and then fill the frame with text or graphics content. However, InDesign treated this action as an override of the master page item. If you changed the size, position, or shape of the frame on the master page, those changes would not apply to the document page. Now, in response to customer requests, InDesign no longer treats filling master frames with content as an override. For example, if you autoflow text into a master page frame that appears on 10 document pages and then resize the master frame smaller on the master page, all 10 document pages will automatically reflect the change.

We recommend updating Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 to include the following layout fixes: Grabber handAfter installing this update, you will be able to access the grabber hand in InDesign 1.5.2 using the same keyboard shortcut you use in Adobe Illustrator when working with text or text on a path. When you press Command + Spacebar and then release the Command key, you’ll have access to the grabber hand without losing your text selection. Note: Pressing the Option key also gives you access to the grabber hand when you’re editing text.Fitting text frames to textThe Fit Frame To Content command (Object > Fitting > Fit Frame To Content) will now resize rectangular text frames smaller, so the frames fit their text content. For more details about fitting text frames to text, refer to the ReadMe file in the layoutup.hqx archive.Master pagesPreviously, you could set up a frame on a master page, apply the master page to a document page, and then fill the frame with text or graphics content. However, InDesign treated this action as an override of the master page item. If you changed the size, position, or shape of the frame on the master page, those changes would not apply to the document page. Now, in response to customer requests, InDesign no longer treats filling master frames with content as an override. For example, if you autoflow text into a master page frame that appears on 10 document pages and then resize the master frame smaller on the master page, all 10 document pages will automatically reflect the change.

We recommend updating Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 to include the following layout fixes: Grabber handAfter installing this update, you will be able to access the grabber hand in InDesign 1.5.2 using the same keyboard shortcut you use in Adobe Illustrator when working with text or text on a path. When you press Ctrl Spacebar and then release the Ctrl key, you'll have access to the grabber hand without losing your text selection. Note: Pressing the Alt key also gives you access to the grabber hand when you're editing text.Fitting text frames to textThe Fit Frame To Content command (Object > Fitting > Fit Frame To Content) will now resize rectangular text frames smaller, so the frames fit their text content. For more details about fitting text frames to text, refer to the ReadMe file in the layoutup.exe archive.Master pagesPreviously, you could set up a frame on a master page, apply the master page to a document page, and then fill the frame with text or graphics content. However, InDesign treated this action as an override of the master page item. If you changed the size, position, or shape of the frame on the master page, those changes would not apply to the document page. Now, in response to customer requests, InDesign no longer treats filling master frames with content as an override. For example, if you autoflow text into a master page frame that appears on 10 document pages and then resize the master frame smaller on the master page, all 10 document pages will automatically reflect the change.

We recommend updating Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 to include the following layout fixes: Grabber handAfter installing this update, you will be able to access the grabber hand in InDesign 1.5.2 using the same keyboard shortcut you use in Adobe Illustrator when working with text or text on a path. When you press Command + Spacebar and then release the Command key, you’ll have access to the grabber hand without losing your text selection. Note: Pressing the Option key also gives you access to the grabber hand when you’re editing text.Fitting text frames to textThe Fit Frame To Content command (Object > Fitting > Fit Frame To Content) will now resize rectangular text frames smaller, so the frames fit their text content. For more details about fitting text frames to text, refer to the ReadMe file in the layoutup.hqx archive.Master pagesPreviously, you could set up a frame on a master page, apply the master page to a document page, and then fill the frame with text or graphics content. However, InDesign treated this action as an override of the master page item. If you changed the size, position, or shape of the frame on the master page, those changes would not apply to the document page. Now, in response to customer requests, InDesign no longer treats filling master frames with content as an override. For example, if you autoflow text into a master page frame that appears on 10 document pages and then resize the master frame smaller on the master page, all 10 document pages will automatically reflect the change.

We recommend updating Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 to include the following layout fixes: Grabber handAfter installing this update, you will be able to access the grabber hand in InDesign 1.5.2 using the same keyboard shortcut you use in Adobe Illustrator when working with text or text on a path. When you press Ctrl Spacebar and then release the Ctrl key, you'll have access to the grabber hand without losing your text selection. Note: Pressing the Alt key also gives you access to the grabber hand when you're editing text.Fitting text frames to textThe Fit Frame To Content command (Object > Fitting > Fit Frame To Content) will now resize rectangular text frames smaller, so the frames fit their text content. For more details about fitting text frames to text, refer to the ReadMe file in the layoutup.exe archive.Master pagesPreviously, you could set up a frame on a master page, apply the master page to a document page, and then fill the frame with text or graphics content. However, InDesign treated this action as an override of the master page item. If you changed the size, position, or shape of the frame on the master page, those changes would not apply to the document page. Now, in response to customer requests, InDesign no longer treats filling master frames with content as an override. For example, if you autoflow text into a master page frame that appears on 10 document pages and then resize the master frame smaller on the master page, all 10 document pages will automatically reflect the change.

We recommend updating Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 to include the following layout fixes: Grabber handAfter installing this update, you will be able to access the grabber hand in InDesign 1.5.2 using the same keyboard shortcut you use in Adobe Illustrator when working with text or text on a path. When you press Ctrl Spacebar and then release the Ctrl key, you'll have access to the grabber hand without losing your text selection. Note: Pressing the Alt key also gives you access to the grabber hand when you're editing text.Fitting text frames to textThe Fit Frame To Content command (Object > Fitting > Fit Frame To Content) will now resize rectangular text frames smaller, so the frames fit their text content. For more details about fitting text frames to text, refer to the ReadMe file in the layoutup.exe archive.Master pagesPreviously, you could set up a frame on a master page, apply the master page to a document page, and then fill the frame with text or graphics content. However, InDesign treated this action as an override of the master page item. If you changed the size, position, or shape of the frame on the master page, those changes would not apply to the document page. Now, in response to customer requests, InDesign no longer treats filling master frames with content as an override. For example, if you autoflow text into a master page frame that appears on 10 document pages and then resize the master frame smaller on the master page, all 10 document pages will automatically reflect the change.

When you install this update, the pencil tool in Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 behaves more like the pencil tool in Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and 9.0. The updated pencil tool enables you to:-- Reshape any path by selecting that path and then drawing on or near it.-- Connect two paths by selecting both of them and then drawing from an endpoint of one path to an endpoint of the other.-- Extend an existing path by selecting it and then dragging from an endpoint of that path.

When you install this update, the pencil tool in Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 behaves more like the pencil tool in Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and 9.0. The updated pencil tool enables you to:-- Reshape any path by selecting that path and then drawing on or near it.-- Connect two paths by selecting both of them and then drawing from an endpoint of one path to an endpoint of the other.-- Extend an existing path by selecting it and then dragging from an endpoint of that path.

When you install this update, the pencil tool in Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 behaves more like the pencil tool in Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and 9.0. The updated pencil tool enables you to:-- Reshape any path by selecting that path and then drawing on or near it.-- Connect two paths by selecting both of them and then drawing from an endpoint of one path to an endpoint of the other.-- Extend an existing path by selecting it and then dragging from an endpoint of that path.

When you install this update, the pencil tool in Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 behaves more like the pencil tool in Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and 9.0. The updated pencil tool enables you to:-- Reshape any path by selecting that path and then drawing on or near it.-- Connect two paths by selecting both of them and then drawing from an endpoint of one path to an endpoint of the other.-- Extend an existing path by selecting it and then dragging from an endpoint of that path.

When you install this update, the pencil tool in Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 behaves more like the pencil tool in Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and 9.0. The updated pencil tool enables you to:-- Reshape any path by selecting that path and then drawing on or near it.-- Connect two paths by selecting both of them and then drawing from an endpoint of one path to an endpoint of the other.-- Extend an existing path by selecting it and then dragging from an endpoint of that path.

When you install this update, the pencil tool in Adobe InDesign 1.5.2 behaves more like the pencil tool in Adobe Illustrator 8.0 and 9.0. The updated pencil tool enables you to:-- Reshape any path by selecting that path and then drawing on or near it.-- Connect two paths by selecting both of them and then drawing from an endpoint of one path to an endpoint of the other.-- Extend an existing path by selecting it and then dragging from an endpoint of that path.

An updated Photoshop (PSD) import filter is now available for Adobe InDesign 1.0J, the Japanese version of InDesign. This filter offers enhanced support for importing Photoshop 6.0 (and earlier) files, including RGB, CMYK, LAB, Index, Grayscale, and Bitmap images. On import, InDesign 1.0J flattens the Photoshop image data, while leaving the original file untouched. The following settings are automatically included in the flattened image:

* Image data stored in layers, grouped layers, layer sets, and hidden layers
* Layer masks
* Layer blending modes/ranges
* Layer opacity
* Layer effects
* Adjustment layers
* Composite transparency
* Vector masks
* Text layers
* Patterns and styles
* Alpha channels and paths, which by default are converted into editable InDesign clipping paths

An updated Photoshop (PSD) import filter is now available for Adobe InDesign 1.0J, the Japanese version of InDesign. This filter offers enhanced support for importing Photoshop 6.0 (and earlier) files, including RGB, CMYK, LAB, Index, Grayscale, and Bitmap images. On import, InDesign 1.0J flattens the Photoshop image data, while leaving the original file untouched. The following settings are automatically included in the flattened image:

* Image data stored in layers, grouped layers, layer sets, and hidden layers
* Layer masks
* Layer blending modes/ranges
* Layer opacity
* Layer effects
* Adjustment layers
* Composite transparency
* Vector masks
* Text layers
* Patterns and styles
* Alpha channels and paths, which by default are converted into editable InDesign clipping paths

An updated Photoshop (PSD) import filter is now available for Adobe InDesign 1.0J, the Japanese version of InDesign. This filter offers enhanced support for importing Photoshop 6.0 (and earlier) files, including RGB, CMYK, LAB, Index, Grayscale, and Bitmap images. On import, InDesign 1.0J flattens the Photoshop image data, while leaving the original file untouched. The following settings are automatically included in the flattened image:
* Image data stored in layers, grouped layers, layer sets, and hidden layers
* Layer masks
* Layer blending modes/ranges
* Layer opacity
* Layer effects
* Adjustment layers
* Composite transparency
* Vector masks
* Text layers
* Patterns and styles
* Alpha channels and paths, which by default are converted into editable InDesign clipping paths

An updated Photoshop (PSD) import filter is now available for Adobe InDesign 1.0J, the Japanese version of InDesign. This filter offers enhanced support for importing Photoshop 6.0 (and earlier) files, including RGB, CMYK, LAB, Index, Grayscale, and Bitmap images. On import, InDesign 1.0J flattens the Photoshop image data, while leaving the original file untouched. The following settings are automatically included in the flattened image:
* Image data stored in layers, grouped layers, layer sets, and hidden layers
* Layer masks
* Layer blending modes/ranges
* Layer opacity
* Layer effects
* Adjustment layers
* Composite transparency
* Vector masks
* Text layers
* Patterns and styles
* Alpha channels and paths, which by default are converted into editable InDesign clipping paths

An updated Photoshop (PSD) import filter is now available for Adobe InDesign 1.0J, the Japanese version of InDesign. This filter offers enhanced support for importing Photoshop 6.0 (and earlier) files, including RGB, CMYK, LAB, Index, Grayscale, and Bitmap images. On import, InDesign 1.0J flattens the Photoshop image data, while leaving the original file untouched. The following settings are automatically included in the flattened image:

* Image data stored in layers, grouped layers, layer sets, and hidden layers
* Layer masks
* Layer blending modes/ranges
* Layer opacity
* Layer effects
* Adjustment layers
* Composite transparency
* Vector masks
* Text layers
* Patterns and styles
* Alpha channels and paths, which by default are converted into editable InDesign clipping paths