

- #Adobe indesign cc 2015 has stopped working download#
- #Adobe indesign cc 2015 has stopped working mac#
If you are using Windows, you should use the standard Windows uninstaller to remove any existing CC 2014 installation of In-Tools plugins before installing using the new installers. However, this will not fix existing installations, so here are our recommendations for existing users: Our new installers solve this problem and the installations for CC 2014 and CC 2015 are separate. Unfortunately, this caused weird menus and half-working extensions to appear in CC 2015. The original installers for CC 2014 installed some extensions into the location recommended for extensions by Adobe. Windows does not need an uninstaller because the standard “remove programs” function works.Īs a follow-up to the post about the release of CC 2015 support, here’s some important information on making sure your CC 2014 installation does not affect CC 2015.
#Adobe indesign cc 2015 has stopped working mac#
The Mac uninstaller script can be downloaded from here. We have also updated our un-installer script to properly remove CC2015 installations.

If your computer complains that the script is not trusted, right click and select open which should allow you to run the script. After downloading, unzip and double-click on this script.
#Adobe indesign cc 2015 has stopped working download#
If you are experiencing the problem and installed products are not appearing as installed, please download this file. In the meantime, we’ve created an AppleScript which replaces the existing Dashboard which has the bug with a new one that should work correctly. We’ve implemented a fix and we will be updating our installers. It turns out that a change in the InDesign folder structure broke the logic we were using to find the active Plug-Ins folder. This issue had us puzzled for a little while, but we got to the bottom of it today. We have been recently getting many complaints that the In-Tools Dashboard would not display installed products on Mac.
