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Article #49Re: (JS) Verify links are updated syntax
From: Kasyan_Servetsky
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:35
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 07:35
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We keep all our files on the server: InDesign files, graphics, text files – and don’t have any problems because of that. Our designers create files, then proofreaders edit them in InCopy and at last prepress people (like me) color correct images, check files and make pdf-files. So all of us need access to the files and working via network is the only option for us. I know that if a link is missing or modified, it will appear as low resolution image in the final pdf-file – that’s why I included this function into my script. But I never encountered ‘blank pages’ problem. Kasyan
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