Re: ID CS4 Win Script Edit inoperative

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From: Andreas_Jansson
Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2009 14:17

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The ExtendScript Toolkit (the ESTK) is included with the InDesign installation. Try locating it on your hard-drive and see if it runs when you start it by double clicking the "ExtendScript Toolkit.exe" file.

A common suggestion to all strange errors seem to be to delete the preferences. Hold down Control-Alt-Shift while the splash screen is showing upon starting InDesign.

Kind regards,
Andreas

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