September 26 2006 • 12:21 PM
By:
David Blatner
Adobe InDesign Tech Support Notes
Here are some recent Adobe InDesign tech support documents you might find helpful:
- Zapf Dingbats font prints incorrectly to PostScript printers (InDesign CS or Illustrator CS on Mac OSX)
- Troubleshoot system errors or freezes in InDesign (CS2 on Windows XP)
- InDesign lists an incorrect file name for graphics placed in a Word file (CS, CS2)
- Stories reflow in unexpected ways when you use Create A New Document with InBooklet SE (InDesign CS2)
- Some fonts do not appear in the Type menu (InDesign CS-CS2)
- Text formatting changes after you copy and paste (InDesign CS, CS2)
- Can’t double-click an InDesign CS2 file in Windows Explorer to open the file (InDesign CS2 on Windows)
- Hyphenation of abbreviations with a colon are incorrect (InDesign CS, CS2)
- Text flows onto master page instead of layout page when you thread text in upper page ranges (InDesign CS2)
- JPEG images saved from Photoshop always place at 72ppi (InDesign CS2)
- Adobe InDesign CS2 4.0.4 Update ReadMe
type on the baseline grid not on the grid anymore when it’s put on pasteboard…! any ideas? is the solution in preferences…?
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Crawfie, that is a good point: There is no baseline grid on the pasteboard, so there’s no way to snap to it.
Indesign Indexing Crash Solved
If the Indexing palette is not functioning properly — in my case Update Preview was greyed out and clicking on Generate Index would crash Indesign — reset the Workspace. It fixes the problem. Prior to resetting the workspace I had tried everything — rebooting (cold and warm), scanning for viruses, and repairing the ID installation on my PC. Nothing worked (hours lost). Resetting the palettes was a simple but not obvious solution. Apparently setting the workspace loads the palettes afresh — you’d think restarting the program would do the same thing, but apparently not.
Hi there.
I’m working with some designers who uses indesign cs 2.04, and lately there are some of them who cant print cretin documents. If they make a new one no problem but if they open one of the “funny” ones it don’t work.
This is driving our designers and me crazy. Is it possible to lock a document for print? Is It possible to do something to it (font,image,color,setting?)
Anybody have the same problem?
Could somebody please help me.
InDesign crashes quite frequently when I click too fast to highlight another text box (a triple-click). Any ideas on this?
Please Give Me All Indesign Notes and Short Cut Command
I have a printing problem with InDesignCS for Mac OSX
Where can I get help?
Marlyn, we can try to answer your question here, or you can head over to adobe.com/forums, or call Adobe tech support.
I have designed a book in Indesign. I printed a copy of it before and it was fine. Now it is oversize and the size of the page is huge. What did I do to change the format. Could you please HELP…….????
Thanks in advance..
@Carol: We talk a bit about that here.
anyone heard of a problem with CS2 and printing to a laserjet 5200? Here is the problem. When in “tile” mode and set to 70, sending to the printer, the first page comes out correct then any other pages after that will not come out the same, its a pixilation issue. I have been round and round with HP about this. On HP’s website the new firmware update shows one of the “fixes” to be “LJ5200/InDesign Print Presets not holding preferences from 2nd page and onward”. Did not help after the update. HP’s top tier level techs advise me to use the LJ 5100 printer drivers but that didn’t help either. Adobe says to update to CS4, why. I don’t want to spend that much. Can anyone help me. Last resort here. Thanks darren
@Darren: I would try exporting to PDF and then printing from Acrobat. Does that work?
I cannot get a document in CS2 to open. It says that it is either open, or in use. It is never in use and I have permission. WHY???
This is urgent, by the way…
Never mind, I managed to get it open. Thanks for the PHENOMENAL amount of input. Tata!