So, once again I submit with humility that you at Adobe need a bit of an attitude shift. iPads and their ilk will become very much more powerful and capable very quickly and if Adobe isn't taking note of what their customers use and want. I guarantee there if a few ask for a product here, many more will be asking elsewhere. version of InDesign should not hold their breaths. You say here that users waiting for a iPad Pro. There are many reasons for my move, but they all come back to a sense that the company views the individual user as inconsequential. I reluctantly, however, have left Adobe and found a new home with Serif. That said, I started with Adobe in the mid-1990's, and loved the software then and still do now for that matter.
I'm old, retired and don't matter at all to the corporate bottom line - all my work is now given freely to the non-profit world. It seems no longer does other than pay lip service to users other than very large enterprises. I respectfully submit that Adobe has a problem.
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