InDesign

erence and plist files, then did the repair to permissions. It is still crashing on me as the launch reaches the end of the font load. I use Photoshop heavily, indesign and illustrator...just real frustrating that illustrator is doing this out of the blue... ...

eve it was a good idea to have Font Explorer manage everything, system fonts and all. Also to have it clean out font caches, and everything. Mistake. After that, Indesign crashed ... and will not launch at all! As well as Illustrator and Acrobat. ...

eve it was a good idea to have Font Explorer manage everything, system fonts and all. Also to have it clean out font caches, and everything. Mistake. After that, Indesign crashed ... and will not launch at all! As well as Illustrator and Acrobat. ...

1&2: Only the latest version of Photoshop CS3 is a Universal Binary which runs natively on Intel macs. Older versions of Photoshop will run using Rosetta emulation to emulate a PowerPC. While its true that the modern Intel Macs are significantly faster, and even in emulation mode do a fairly good job of matching performance with the last of the PPC macs, you'll get much, much...

Sounds a lot like what I said. Hmm. :)

then instead of PDF choose InDesign Interchange. That creates a backward compatible file. Then when you open it in CS, save it as such. ...

down shows me nothing. This happens within every application I have, The only application I can change orientation within is Adobe's InDesign within the Adobe Print... dialog box. ...

I have a Mac PowerPC G5 running on OSX 10.3.9. When I try to print a simple ordinary Word text document (Microsoft Word X for Mac), a print window pops up showing all the pages zipping to the printer (which is a Xante Accel-A-Writer 8200), and then the printer's dialog box shows up in the dock. It announces that the job is processing, and then is printing. The little screen...

Hmm... two years later and I'm having a similar issue with InDesign CS3 on my new MBP running Leopard. ...

Word docs, .jpgs, .pdfs, InDesign or Photoshop files, etc. Thousands of files were affected, all at once, for no apparent reason. ...