I like to know how to perform clean uninstall for Adobe Creative Cloud InDesign so that I can install the latest version of InDesign afterward. Contact the developer for more information. The developer of this app needs to update it to work with this version of macOS. So, I visit the official Adobe Creative Cloud website and try to download the newer version of InDesign but it loops, I try to uninstall Adobe Creative Cloud and all apps and I get an error as below: You can uninstall programs on Windows 11, 10, 8, 7, and Vista. I click the Convert button but nothing happens. This uninstaller can also remove program entries from the list of installed software, instantly search through all the programs, sort by install date or size, delete software in batches, and includes built-in reviews submitted by other users. Click “Convert” and convert and open the document.Ĭontent created using features specific to the later version of InDesign may by modified or omitted when you open the document in a previous version. InDesign could not open template because it has been created in a newer version of Adobe InDesign. Both InDesign 20 is installed on the system but I am trying to open a template that was created in a newer version of InDesign, I get Adobe InDesign error: At this point I want these things gone out of spite.I have a MacBook Pro 2017 running is macOS Monterey and I stuck in a loop with Adobe Creative Cloud InDesign. I think Illustrator is hiding somewhere but won't appear on my apps screen. Quick update: Illustrator seems to be gone due to something that I tried, but Creative Cloud still tells me it can't uninstall because there's an application that requires it. Is there a way around this? Or a way to uninstall them manually? I'm trapped in a loop here and banging my head on the wall. If I try to just uninstall Creative Cloud itself, it tells me it can't uninstall because Illustrator is still installed. But I just realized I originally input my email wrong, so I can't get in to verify it. But Illustrator won't uninstall unless Creative Cloud can use its uninstaller, which I need to verify my email for. I want to uninstall it, so I started with Illustrator.

So I never actually registered my email or anything. I installed Creative Cloud and Illustrator for a school project a few months ago (had a license through the school), but never actually used it and found a different program.

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