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Article #32Re: InDesign - need a "Fix my Corrupted File" Upload Service
From: Daniele_Tomasi
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 21:38
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2009 21:38
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Perhaps someone could help me. Excuse me for any mistake in writing. After re-linking three .jpg in a .indd file and saving it two times, as original and as a copy, InDesign CS2 crashed, and from that moment I can't open both the files. The program starts normally and opens other files, but not that one (two). Every time it causes the crash of the program, that tries the recovery and opens a window with an advice about trying to re-link the 215 images, but when it reaches the 212, stops for an instant and then crashes. I think that the three remaining images are those I've re-linked before the problem. Opening it in Bridge and taking a look at the advanced infos (XMP - xapMM:Manifest) I've seen the 215 image description but no change/deletion was allowed. It's a 224 page file, but only the first two page contains those three images. any possibility of recovery. Thanks in advance. DT - <http://danieletomasi.blogspot.com> - <http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1229653879&ref=>
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