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I had enabled “Use Legacy New Document Dialog” and had blocked application using Radio Silence. I cannot test little snitch or hands off because I have an M1 processor and their current version are not compatible with it. It looks like there is no solution about that yet. I tried blocking it in the firewall but it didn’t help. The annoying part is that you have to disconnect from the internet all the time before launching InDesign.

There is nothing to understand, you just need to check the box next to it, then click ok and you will finally be able to creat a new document. The second voice under the General panel is “Use Legacy New Document Dialog”. Then, when the software finally opens, from the top menu go to InDesign, then Preferences, then General. I don’t believe I just need to check general system preferences to solve the problem…Īnd I don’t understand what you mean by “Use Legacy New Document Dialog” 🙁 Replyįirst you need to disconnect from the internet. You need to go the preferences menu, general and check the use legacy new document dialog. There’s nothing in the window, it’s all grey. I click on “Create a New Document” then it’s impossible to use it. I try your solution, I disable network, I can open InDesign 2021 and it doesn’t close. The application closes by itself each time I try to open it… – Disable network (remove cable or disable service in network preferences) or block outgoing connection with Little Snitch / Hands Off !!. Momentary solution closing application at startup:

Access to store Typekit the Marketplace.Improving the Creative Cloud the Assets.New features the Creative Cloud the Libraries.Whether you work in print or digital media, InDesign can help you create layouts that leap off the page. InDesign has everything you need to make posters, books, digital magazines, eBooks, interactive PDFs, and more. The industry-leading page design and layout app lets you create, preflight, and publish beautiful documents for print and digital media. Adobe InDesign 2021 v16.0.1 Multilingual macOS