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My further reading of the first answer in the linked question leads to the discovery that using Finder’s “go to” menu function, the hidden folder Adobe InDesign under User/Library/Preferences/ can be accessed and the shortcut set .indk file is located.

How do I import my custom InDesign workspace to a new computer?How do I import my custom InDesign workspace to a new computer?

My further reading of the first answer in the linked question leads to the discovery that using Finder’s “go to” menu function, the hidden folder Adobe InDesign under User/Library/Preferences/ can be accessed and the shortcut set .indk file is located.

How do I import my custom InDesign workspace to a new computer?

My further reading of the first answer in the linked question leads to the discovery that using Finder’s “go to” menu function, the hidden folder Adobe InDesign under User/Library/Preferences/ can be accessed and the shortcut set .indk file is located.

How do I import my custom InDesign workspace to a new computer?

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My further reading of the first answer in the linked question leads to the discovery that using Finder’s “go to” menu function, the hidden folder Adobe InDesign under User/Library/Preferences/ can be accessed and the shortcut set .indk file is located.

How do I import my custom InDesign workspace to a new computer?