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1. Re: Corrupt InDesign file
Peter Spier Apr 4, 2014 3:13 AM (in response to rharpur72)The first thing I would try is disabling Suitcase....
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2. Re: Corrupt InDesign file
rharpur72 Apr 7, 2014 12:27 AM (in response to Peter Spier)Thank you or the reply, I will give it a try and advise.
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3. Re: Corrupt InDesign file
rharpur72 Apr 7, 2014 12:28 AM (in response to Peter Spier)Hi again Peter, when you say disabling Suitcase I am assuming that you mean either deactivating the font or closing the program. I tried both - no change, same result.
I have been going through the steps that took place to get into this position, all I can put it down to is a syncronisation I ran last week to correct the page count in the book. While going through the process a dialog box came back advising that there were fonts missing, I clicked "cancel" to correct the missing fonts but it ran the sync anyway, once completed a new dialogue box appeared advising that documents may have changed and default fonts had been substituted. (Minion Pro) Minion Pro doesnt appear in any other part of the catalogue/s.
There is only two fonts missing
Mathematical
Minion Pro (Minion Pro is a default/substitute font on my system).
Continuing on I had one of the other files open which returned the "Font missing" dialog box, the font required was the Mathematical font, I was able to select it without problem.
I then opened the corrupted file and the Mathematical font didnt appear in the list.
I have also uprgaded from 5.5 to CC, no change same message. I have also sent emails to Extensis suppliers of Suitcase - no reply as it is the weekend in the US.
Any additional information or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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4. Re: Corrupt InDesign file
Peter Spier Apr 7, 2014 2:01 AM (in response to rharpur72)No, I mean opeing the Extension manager and deactivating or removing the Suitcase plugin.