

Below is the same panel in InDesign CC 2015.4 (the Rocket icon indicates the presence of a GPU processor on my Mac, described below)-now 1080 pixels wide: Improved Stability on a Shared Network The space between items is enlarged both vertically and horizontally. InDesign CC 2015.4 brings a major redesign of over 100 panels and hundreds of dialog boxes with larger type and widgets. In the illustration below, the top is a portion of the Control panel from InDesign CC 2014. The InDesign user interface has always had small type and interface items (“widgets”), and in recent versions, this has become a bigger source of complaint. The first new feature is driven by two forces-many more people are viewing InDesign on HiDPI or Retina displays, and all of us are aging. Now let’s take a look at what’s new with InDesign CC 2015.4. This time around, the tweaks include how large the type is in the interface, GPU performance (on a Macintosh), and the ability to sort swatches. The theme of these many updates seems to be small, structural changes in the program.

You may also be experiencing a bit of deja vu, since this is the fifth release of InDesign CC 2015 since the first version came out about a year ago. It is indeed June 2016, and Adobe is releasing a new version of InDesign CC 2015. Don’t worry, there’s nothing wrong with your calendar.
