Hello,
I recently deactivated a design premium CS3 with upgrade to CS5 on an older computer at work.
I reïnstalled it on a new laptop with SSD.
Whenever I open a file in Indesign I get a windows error message: indesign has stopped working , looking for a solution etc etc.
The funny thing is, when I click ok and immediately reopen the file , i can open it flawlessly, and other files open as well. (i open the files by doubleclicking them in their directories)
As soon as i exit indesign again, and try to reopen the file , i get the windows error message again. same story repeats over n over n over... it's annoying and hardly workable.
any advice?
Izzy
user support assistant at MH P
I presume this is Windows, so no useful crash reports? On a wild guess, take a look at SING Removal
meanwhile, all files open as they should, but since the SING removal, all links in files are missing. I tried to paste the sing folder back to it's original location , but that didn't work out as it should, error persists.
tried as poweruser with adminrights, but that didn't resolve the current issue.
any advice on how to add the links again? (please don't say manual, that's a nutjob to do)
There are lots of utilitarian moments in the Links Panel menu button flyout you might explore. Assuming your links are all in one folder, links can be all selected, and pointed at the new folder, that can be quick for one document.
Still, something is wrong with your install/and/or/networking. Also, you hint that you are operating the indesign document file across a network, and this often leads to broken links. I prefer to copy the project to the local disc, and edit the document locally. That can mean to copy the document AND its linked images to your local machine drive.
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