The resolution of indesign is low (of the program itself)

1920x1080 is the resolution of my screen. It seems only indesign is in low resolution. Ilustrator just functions normally.
(the low reslution is not very clear on the screen-shot unfortunately)
Also when the program launches the loading icon of Indesign is very large in comparisment with for example the loading symbol of Illustrator....
Any help?

Is 1920x1080 the native resolution of the display. My iMac native resolution is 2560x1440. I can run it at a lower resolution that will enlarge the interface, but the UI blurs because of the resampling. Here's native on the left and 1344x1008 on the right:

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I have tried everything, but still I can't locate the photos tab in iTunes...I have tried changing the resolution, started iTunes after connecting with the ipad2, nothing seems to work! please advise!
I am also providing you with a screenshot of what appears! I need photos on my iPad2
Message was edited by: angana

You don't see it on the left-hand side of iTunes - you need to connect and select the iPad on the left-hand side, and then one of the tabs on the right-hand side that you use to select which content to sync to the iPad should be Photos : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236
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Ever since I updated InDesign CC (2014) approximately 22 days ago... I CANNOT get the welcome screen to not come on at the launch on InDesign. I set the preferences in InDesign to NOT show the welcome screen upon launch, but it will NOT hold the preferenc

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Hi fabiangs,
I'm not sure that I follow. Are you saying that when you open a PDF file in Acrobat or Reader, that the display resolution changes automatically on your system?
What version of Acrobat/Reader are you using? Do you see this same issue in other files/applications?
I look forward to hearing back from you.
Best,
Sara

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IASA recommendations:
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Sure
Go to edit view select File->Batch Processing.
Then select your files and resample settings
Too easy.

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