I had a student attempt to open a file that he had saved on USB. His session was saving the file to the USB and a corresponding .idlk file was present on the USB. The file continually crashed and issued the error indicated below (any idea what the source of this error could be?):
Application Specific Information:
objc[625]: garbage collection is OFF
Thread 0 Crashed:: Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
0 ??? 0xac02f560 _XHNDL_trapback_instruction + 0
1 com.adobe.InDesign.Assignments 0x1286e1ee GetPlugIn + 152462
2 com.adobe.InDesign.AppFramework 0x0a441edf GetPlugIn + 54943
3 com.adobe.InDesign.AppFramework 0x0a442769 GetPlugIn + 57129
4 com.adobe.InDesign.Document Actions 0x12312e08 0x12310000 + 11784
5 com.adobe.InDesign.Document Actions 0x12313468 0x12310000 + 13416
6 PublicLib.dylib 0x0124cf92 Command::DoImmediate(short) + 34
7 com.adobe.InDesign.Utilities 0x0b72faa3 0xb72e000 + 6819
8 com.adobe.InDesign.Utilities 0x0b72fccc 0xb72e000 + 7372
9 com.adobe.InDesign.AppFramework 0x0a42a198 0xa410000 + 106904
10 PublicLib.dylib 0x0124e0eb CmdUtils::ProcessCommand(ICommand*) + 59
11 com.adobe.InDesign.Document Framework 0x0c3fd073 0xc3cf000 + 188531
12 com.adobe.InDesign.Document Framework 0x0c3ff0aa 0xc3cf000 + 196778
13 PublicLib.dylib 0x0124cf92 Command::DoImmediate(short) + 34
14 com.adobe.InDesign.Utilities 0x0b72faa3 0xb72e000 + 6819
15 com.adobe.InDesign.Utilities 0x0b72fccc 0xb72e000 + 7372
16 com.adobe.InDesign.AppFramework 0x0a42a198 0xa410000 + 106904
17 PublicLib.dylib 0x0124e0eb CmdUtils::ProcessCommand(ICommand*) + 59
18 com.adobe.InDesign.AppFramework 0x0a437f81 GetPlugIn + 14145
19 com.adobe.InDesign 0x000028ab main + 187
20 com.adobe.InDesign 0x000027c6 start + 54
What exact version of InDesign is this? 7.0.4.553?
The crash report doesn't look very enlightening. Though the reference to Assignments in frame #1 makes me wonder if you are using InCopy Assignments, and if so how.
What does "continually crashed" mean?
Thanks for getting back so quickly John.
InDesign 7.5.1 running on Lion 10.7.1. The file was corrupted in some way. We don't use InCopy. The student had saved his file to his USB and was working from the USB (the accompanying scratch file was also visible on the USB indicating that it was probably not saved correctly. It could be that the USB was loose and that a save to it was interupted but I am only speculating and wanted to rule out any possibility of a known bug.
The file could not be opened. Every time we attempted to open it on any machine the InDesign would terminate without opening the file. This would require a relaunch where it asked if you wished to attempt a recover of the file that caused the crash...again it would terminate the program.