March 25 2010 • 10:17 AM

Banking Security Software Conflicts With InDesign

Over the last several weeks we’ve seen several reports in the User to User forums describing issues with InDesign appearing to fail to launch. As it turns out, InDesign does launch and is running in the background but is unsable. The one thing in common with all of the reports was the use of online banking security software, Trusteer Rapport. This is not an InDesign issue per se.

Trusteer Rapport is aware of the problem and is working to resolve it. In the mean time, if you’re affected by this, you can disable Trusteer Rapport before launching InDesign. You do not need to uninstall it.

You can re-enable it as needed. I’ll update this post if more information becomes available.

2 Responses discussing this post. Add yours below.

  1. Ken Grace
    April 1st, 2010 • 10:24 am • Link

    It’s worth adding that Trusteer helpfully gives you two shortcuts to start and stop Rapport (go to Start > All programs > Trusteer Rapport). Right click and select pin to taskbar and they’ll be right there to use either side of an InDesign session. Until Trusteer sorts out the problem with an update.

  2. April 15th, 2010 • 3:05 am • Link

    After one of our users experiencing this issue , we gave Adobe a call.
    The tech support guy there was helpful and immediately spotted Rapport.

    We uninstalled Rapport and the issue is now resolved!

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