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Re: InDesign - need a "Fix my Corrupted File" Upload Service

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From: David_Dilling
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 10:44
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It is great to see Adobe collecting these bad files and helping, where possible. As an FYI, Markzware is offering a "no-cure no-pay" service to fix bad Adobe InDesign files. This is working something like 85% of the time through this rather interesting method, based on our years of file format knowledge:
http://markzware.com/blogs/bad_corruptedadobe_indesign_docs/2008/09/15/ <http://markzware.com/blogs/bad_corruptedadobe_indesign_docs/2008/09/15>

This service is no substitute to sending your files to Tommy and thus Adobe, for they can learn from the various Error messages and corruption that can happen out there:
InDesign Error Message Examples <http://www.markzware.com/blogs/indesign-error-messages-screencastcom/2009/03/04>

If your in a jam and need that file raised from the dead; Just email your corrupt files to sales A_T markzware D_O_T nl (if under 10MB) or email us for our FTP info. If we recover the majority of the file we ask for $79.

Friendly Regards,
David Dilling
Markzware Europe
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