Todd Hagler

Thank you, @Seneca for pointing me to the .221 download.

For clarity, I have build 1.7.0.206 (that is what I used when making the video. I'm on a macbook pro with the latest OS. My Publisher install says that I have the latest version, so how would I get the .221 version mentioned above?

Hey Chris, Thanks for the quick response and the clarification on this. You are right. I was apparently zoomed out too far and the control node was picked up instead of the click. Once I zoom in a bit it functions as expected. Cheers, Todd

Hey Jon, Thanks for the quick response. I've attached a screen recording. The issue occurs with any document. I'm on a MacBook Pro with all software up to date. Cheers, Todd Section_Manager_Issues.mov

I'm not sure if this is a bug or just an unexpected behavior. What I expect: When I click or double click into an existing text frame I expect the text frame size to remain unchanged and for the pointer to automatically change from whatever tool I happen to be using to the text insertion tool, at the point where I've clicked, so that I may change or add text. What happens: When I click or double click into an existing text frame the text frame size collapses to tightly fit the existing text and the text insertion tool does not activate. Why it matters: This means that my layout is negatively affected because the text frame should not change and it stops my workflow because I do not get the proper text tool.

I am having similar issues with the Section Manager. It seems to "work" the first time it is opened, but if I make any mistakes or try to make any changes it simply fails to work. 1- trying to update or add a section name, on any section defaults to updating the name of the original first section 2- trying to set the page range of a section is spotty at best and I can't correct any mistakes I might make 3- when creating a new section, the "restart page numbering at" function does not take This is a high priority issue for me as it basically renders automatic page numbering useless.