🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi

Three questions here - thought I'd combine them in one post.

1) I have InCopy CS2 installed on two machines in the office, and the liveedit plugins on my machine w/InDesign. On all three, opening InCopy (or indesign in my case) triggers an error message saying "The installer seems to have written the wrong AUM application ID". Clicking "OK" continues into the program and everything appears to work, but I'd like to get rid of the message.

Could this be related to admin permissions? We're on a corporate domain and user accounts don't have admin privileges - IC/the plugins were installed using an admin account but the software is executed normally as a more restricted user. Running as an administrator is not possible.

2) We've just moved from trialling InCopy CS2 to production use. I still have the liveedit plugins from the trial version installed in my copy of indesign - I don't intend installing InCopy on my machine. Will I be ok to just use the plugins I have, or should I replace them with "fresh" ones from the incopy CD?

3) In our first InCopy-workflow piece to make it to production, I've noticed an odd problem. I've specified a paragraph style in ID which simply adds a rule below the line, to use as a separator between sections sharing the same column - the idea being the editors can insert this as they work. Unfortunately the rule doesn't show in InCopy, neither in the spread view or in an exported PDF - but it's there when I open the document in ID!

Any help gratefully received...

Thanks

Keith