CS3 export to InCopy CS2?

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5 total messages Started by sandy9000 Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:49

#285

Author: sandy9000
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:49

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IDCS3 V5.0.3, WinXP
I'm running IDCS3, but still have InCopy2 on my system. After exporting to InCopy, these files are becoming unstable. Could having InCopy2 not 3 still on my system be causing files to crash after being exported to InCopy?
thanks in advance
sandy

Re: CS3 export to InCopy CS2?

#289

Author: Bob Levine
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2008 20:39

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Which files? What do you mean by unstable?

Bob

Re: CS3 export to InCopy CS2?

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Author: sandy9000
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2008 21:55

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when the editor is opening the .indd file w/IC2 his system is crashing (locking up, closing app) not yet sure what workaround he did to get things to work.

on my when I open .indd file in cs3, after editor has made changes to file, before any text links are updated. I think it was an exception x0000?? error. file wouldn't open & cs3 crashed, closed, locked. restarted tried again 2x, & got text links updated & saved.

Re: CS3 export to InCopy CS2?

#287

Author: sandy9000
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2008 22:17

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Thanks for your advice Bob. We (30+) were upgraded to IDCS3,(not InCopy3)in April with Vista upgrade coming soon.
s

Re: CS3 export to InCopy CS2?

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Author: Bob Levine
Date: Wed, 05 Nov 2008 06:06

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Your workflow is questionable at best. CS2 and CS3 are hardly compatible 
and the text engines are different.

At this point my recommendation is to have you both upgrade to CS4 
unless you can find a copy of InCopy CS3 still available.

Bob

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