: How do I import my custom InDesign workspace to a new computer? I have Adobe Creative Cloud and am switching to a newer Mac. CC says it's saving my preferences (workspace and shortcuts included)
I have Adobe Creative Cloud and am switching to a newer Mac. CC says it's saving my preferences (workspace and shortcuts included) but when I sync my settings nothing happens!
I've read that the workspace is saved as an .xml file and should be accessible in my preferences folder (User/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign), but my folders don't have this path as a option.
Is there any way for me to import my workspace and shortcuts, or do I have to go through and recreate them?
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For anyone looking for the location of custom workspaces in Windows, I found it at:
C:Users [your username] AppDataRoamingAdobeInDesignVersion 7.5en_GBWorkspaces
for InDesign 5.5. The preset workspaces are saved in:
C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe InDesign CS5.5PresetsInDesign Workspacesen_GB
This is basically tech support and off-topic (I voted to close as such) but....
In the Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder
In the text field insert this: ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe InDesign
Click OK
This will open the preference folder for InDesign
Now simply navigate to Version X.0/en_us/Workspaces and you'll find your workspace files
Copy and place the workspace files in the exact same location on the new Macintosh and launch InDesign -- you should see them in the menu.
I'd say the same thing would work for other Adobe apps, but [surprise] Adobe isn't consistent with pref folder naming. So you'll need to just open ~/Library/Preferences and look for the prefs/settings folders for other apps.
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