Do you have CS5.5? or CS6? It didn't work for me. I have CS5.5. Anyone have that preferences file. I keep getting the blank warning that then crashes my system every time I print.

I am running CS6. Its not perfect the fix, but it allows to at least package. I had no issues with making pdf's of any degree of quality or printing before. But like everyone else, when a warning box comes up, indesign goes down. I cannot even add preset page sizes for the print dialogue box because again, it brings up the warning box. This is really something that needs to be addressed ASAP by Adobe. This is pro software, in which many many people make their living on, not some print package that can make cutesy greeting cards on your home printer.

You would think that there would be as simple solution in preferences somewhere to just turn off all warning dialogue boxes. It would not be perfect, but it would get everyone working again till they can really sort out what is causing this.

No, its something to do with conflicting with something else, its just warning you about it. I remember it happening on my old MacBook Pro. There was a button to click to never show again. Problem is that does not help if you cant even get to that option without crashing.

Is there any way that they can get rid of all warnings for now as a temporary fix?

Bc I don't know about you guys, I usually ignore that transparency flattener warning.

I'm in the same boat as Kimberly.  I'm using CS5.5 on the new mid 2012 MBP.  If anyone could post a pref file for CS5.5 that would be greatly appreciated as I can't downgrade to 10.7.3.

Thanks,

J

I have the new MBP 2012 too...and I was wondering if we could partition our drives with Snow Leopard.... is that possible or no?

Which indesign are you using?

Is there any way that anyone can do that with CS5.5? I mean...I know they keep coming out with new upgrades...but this is getting ridiculous.

I was on the phone with them for 4 hours yesterday. THey are calling me back. I don't have any fonts installed yet because it is a brand new computer.

I also wrote emails to Gizmodo and The Verge alerting them to this problem.  Hopefully, they'll write an article about it that will light a fire under Adobe to 1. properly acknowledge the problem and 2. DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT QUICKLY

I am losing business....and having to outsource printing because of this. THis is costing me money...as well as the expense of paying for the program. ugh. I hear ya.

I am. Trust me. I am going there right after work.

I want both parties aware. Especially bc I can't even put Snow Leopard back on my computer is frustrating.

I tried installing a fresh copy of Lion in a Parallels virtual machine but experienced the same crashing problem. Whatever is causing the problem in the update is apparently be copied over to the virtual machine even though when I ran software update in the VM it did not ask to install the 2012 MacBook Pro update.

Maybe when installing Lion as a guest the hardware of the original machine is still identified and you get whatever the latest version of Lion is available for that hardware?

-Keith

Can anyone do this for CS5.5?  Please...

While this problem is certainly frustrating I am not prepared to put all/most of the blame on Adobe's doorstep. As I said over on Appleinsider, how a release of OS X got out into the wild with such an easy to identify problem in a major piece of software speaks to exactly how much thought and care Apple is putting into its testing procedures which in turns says a lot about how much Apple cares about its professional users.

That being said, I just checked Adobe's "known issues" page for Lion and this problem isn't listed. It should be added ASAP.

http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/known-issues-mac-os-10.html

-kpluck

Can someone make a preference file for CS5 too?  I know it's a longshot, but I thought I'd ask.

My coworkers and I are having this problem (indesign crashes on exporting to PDF), but on PCs, running Windows XP. It began to happen after "upgrading" to CS6.

I've posted my attempt at an ID CS5 pref file with as many warnings turned off as I could think of:

http://compucraft.net/idprefs.zip