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I am relatively new to inDesign and after exporting a pdf, all my linked files look exactly the same as they do in the pdf I exported, which is very different from the original inDesign project. Some of the files also have a weird aspect ratio when scrolling through, but then correct themselves in fullscreen mode, like so:
In general all of the linked psd files are now very pixelated, whereas before they looked exactly how they did in the photoshop. It seems as if inDesign has converted all the files to that of the pdf. When I replace the psd files with new photoshop pdf files the issue is corrected and they look high resolution again, with the correct color. I should probably also mention that the inDesign file is CMYK, whereas all my files are RGB and I exported to RGB (that's probably the issue that's happening in the second photo). But in general what's going on?
Hi apfelstroodel,
I think, that's a known bug with GPU acceleration with InDesign CC 2017 on Mac OSX.
If you turn off GPU acceleration ( Rocket symbol ) it should work as expected.
Engineers are working to fix the bug.
Note: I cannot test this, because I am on an old MacBook Pro without much GPU memory.
Regards,
Uwe
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Hi apfelstroodel,
I think, that's a known bug with GPU acceleration with InDesign CC 2017 on Mac OSX.
If you turn off GPU acceleration ( Rocket symbol ) it should work as expected.
Engineers are working to fix the bug.
Note: I cannot test this, because I am on an old MacBook Pro without much GPU memory.
Regards,
Uwe
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If Uwe is right, you can test by choosing View > CPU Preview to test it. The command toggles between View > GPU Preview and View > CPU Preview.
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Thanks for the tip! I am so lost in this program some times
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Thank you so much, Uwe!