InDesign may not support the file format, a plug-in that supports may be missing

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From: LEIGHA
Date: Thu, 07 Dec 2006 23:45

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Hi,

I just installed the Adobe Creative Suite CS2 on my machine and opened Adobe InDesign for my first time. I created a new document but i'm unable to open up a jpg within my document. I keep getting this error: "Cannot open the file _____. Adobe InDesign may not support the file format, a plug-in that supports the file format may be missing or the file may be opened by another application." Well, I can guarantee you the file is not open in another application. I'm simply trying to open up a .jpg to put into my document. Also, I have tried to open up a QuarkXpress version 5 document and I'm getting the same exact error message. What plug-in am I missing? I just bought the whole suite and now it's not complete? Am I doing something wrong? Why won't it open up a plain old .jpg? Please assist as I am confused.... and searching through the help and other areas for free plug-ins that might help. But no such luck.

Thanks,
A

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