- #Indesign cc 2015 disable auto save mac os#
- #Indesign cc 2015 disable auto save full#
- #Indesign cc 2015 disable auto save pro#
mwillems is completely right in concluding that this issue needs to be fixed on Adobe's end and not by this method.Īdditionally, additionally, additionally, what is the point of having a subscription to these products if crap isn't fixed in a timely manner? It makes sense at that point to buy the old stable versions that actually work and just forgo all of the new awesome features that aren't accessible. No luck.Īdditionally, additionally, this was first reported in 2013 and still doesn't have an appropriate fix for it.
#Indesign cc 2015 disable auto save pro#
This is not solved, as some MacBook Pro users (mainly me) have updated the Preferences folder permissions to 777 and still cannot open InDesign.Īdditionally, I confirmed that this was the correct Preferences folder (contains necessary preferences for Adobe) and also tried to set permissions recursively so all subsequent files/directories follow the permission update.
Instead of the entire preference folder do the same steps to each adobe folder inside the prefference folder, and instead of adding all the users only add administrators and yourself.
This proposed solution is like me complaining to a locksmith "The key to my front door isn't working," and the locksmith taking a hammer and ripping the lock off the door, and saying, "It's fixed!"ĭoes anyone have a solution that isn't so irresponsible? of course if you bypass the security controls on your machine then you won't have any problems with permission errors, but this is not an adequate replacement for a proper solution that maintains your Mac's security.
#Indesign cc 2015 disable auto save full#
This recommendation above (at least the first step) is giving all users full read/write permissions to EVERY preference folder for ALL applications in YOUR OWN user library.
#Indesign cc 2015 disable auto save mac os#
As I read this, Adobe is recommending that you completely bypass the security controls of Mac OS X. Mohammed: I certainly appreciate your patience in this process. Mohammed: Excellent, I am so happy to hear this from you. Mohammed: Please close all Adobe Applications and then launch InDesign CC and let me know the result. Type /library/Application support and give full permission to Adobe folder. Mohammed: Now please open a Finder window. I've added all the users and groups, given each 'Read and Write" and extended the permissions to all enclosed items. Type ~/library/Application support and give full permission to Adobe folder. Paul: to each of the individual users and groups? Mohammed: Click the Gear icon, and select Apply to Enclosed Item
Mohammed: Set permission for all users and admin as read/write Mohammed: Please click on + icon and add the Admin and all users showing. Enter your administrator user name and password when prompted, and then click OK. Mohammed: Click the lock icon in the lower-right corner. Mohammed: Expand the Sharing & Permissions section. Mohammed: Control-click the folder and choose Get Info. Mohammed: Are you able to find preferences folder? Type ~/library and you will get Preferences folder. Mohammed: As I understand you are not able to launch CC apps since it is giving error "Unable to launch Adobe InDesign as you lack sufficient permissions to access the preferences folders". I've solved the problem with LiveChat with Adobe Support: I've seen this stock suggestion posted on many discussions.
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