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Adobe InDesign template....missing plug-ins?
I was trying to open the template for Adobe InDesign (I have CS2) and it says that I'm missing plug-ins. I updated all missing plug-ins and it still doesn't work. I've never used InDesign before so I'm probably the one doing something wrong....can someone explain to me please?
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Inappropriate?The InDesign template is for CS3, and unfortunately, is not backwards compatible with CS2. But don't worry, there's not a lot to it - the template simply makes it easier to get the page size and bleed settings correct. If you follow the guidelines listed on our publish page, you'll be fine.1 Comment
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Assuming it's not a complicated template, if you export it to Indesign Interchange format (.INX) that should make it compatible with InDesign CS2 for users like Seeabigail and myself.
Would you be willing to do that for us?
Thank you,
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Inappropriate?We originally had our InDesign template available in the .INX format, but we found a bug in InDesign CS3 where it does not read the bleeds correctly (it sets the bleed to be equal on all sides, which is not what was saved in the .INX file).
We haven't tested the same file with CS2, but even if it works, it may make more sense to offer a CS2 format template, rather than the .INX which is broken for CS3. If that's enough demand for this format, we will try to make one available.
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