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• Cannot open Indesign

  Hello

  I can't open Indesign CC 2014 more. Creative cloud app works, but when I try to open Indesign it pops up a window saying sth like "Indesign doesn't anymmore. Indesign cannot start due to technical problems. We will contact you as soon as we have a solution to this problem"(I translate from German to English...):

  

  I uninstalled first Indesign as a program and then the cloud app. But nothing has changed.

  You have an idea, what could be the problem?

  Thank you very much!

  According to me, it does, but delete the preferences would in any case. Have you tried running Windows restore ' the system to get back to a date when it was working?

  Many windows users are having problems with MSVCR110.dll. If there is nothing in case the viewer associated with the failure it might help to point out the problem.

• Cloud Creative canceled but now cannot open InDesign CS6

  I had to use InDesign CC for a client project, so I bought a subscription for 2 months. The subscription is long now, but I can't open my original, owned, CS6. Whenever I try to open it, its says I need a subscription. CS6 is not part of the creative cloud, then I don't understand what could be the issue. Meanwhile, Im needing to do a project for a client and an Im paralyzed.

  I just thought of it. For me, the answer was simply you connecting on my Adobe account, which was still running. I then exit the creative cloud application. Now I can open InDesign CS6. Not sure why anyone tell in the older link you just posted. What a big mess CC is, IMO. Thank you.

• Constant crash on launch (cannot open InDesign)

  I recently had a mistake in InDesign that it forced to crash. Now I can't open more without it crashing when charging.

  I had a single document open when I accidentally closed the document (cmd + w). Want to re - open, I got an error saying that I don't have permission to open the document such that it can be used by another application. I've then preceded to try to quit smoking ID that caused his insensitive become. As a result I force indesign to quit smoking.

  Since then I was able to open InDesign at all. It always freezes during the loading screen.

  I tried to uninstall it (also remove preferences) then reinstalling (via Application Manager) without success.

  It's using InDesign CS6 (CC) on OS X Lion of the mountains of 10.8

  Any help/ideas would be greatly appreciated.

  Crash report: https://gist.github.com/ddfae3a26db382e49475

  Thanks for your help Peter,

  It turns out that it wasn't the data recovery, as always, he is crushed when, after having erased this file and other files in my Cache folder that must have been corrupted.

  After clearing all the cache for this release to ID it loaded perfectly.

• Cannot open indesign after download.

  CC. downloaded indesign can't open the app and error message: could not launch Adobe InDesign that you do not have sufficient permissions to access the preferences folders. Make sure that you have the appropriate permissions and then restart Adobe InDesign.

  Hello

  As said quite rightly by Mylenium, you must set the permissions on the folder Preferences.

  You can see the lower thread for the same as well:

  Error starting InDesign CC: '... ". lack of sufficient permissions to access the folders preferences"

  Kind regards

  Sheena

• Cannot open InDesign Mac files on pc

  I am trying to open certain InDesign files made on a mac on my pc, but it does not work.

  I have the latest version of InDesign on my PC.

  We tried:

  Open mac files as they are.

  Resave the mac as the former format of indesign files, then open them on PC

  Export from mac to IDML files and open these files on the pc.

  Open the file on my pc as a "copy".

  Nothing works.

  I get the message:

  Either the file does not exist, you may not, or the file may be in use by another application.

  With a deadline for this project very soon so really need to solve this problem. Any ideas out there?

  I don't know what's the mac version of original for this. And it will take some time to find out.

  I see this somewhere? It would make a difference?

  Use this: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/934429

  Yes, it makes a difference. First of all, my script checks if it is indeed an InDesign file. If this is the case, it indicates which version of the file has been created with (and recent versions of the script also usefully tell you this as that means for you, that is, whether or not you can open it with your version of inDesign).

  Also check out: nothing strange in the name of the file? Don't assume - Remove the name of the original file and type in something reasonable. There are a lot of strange symbols of Mac that can have hooked a ride along.

  If this does not work: either send the file somewhere for us to watch (preferred), or open it in a hex editor and show us the first two bytes. To allow us to check what it is.

• Cannot open InDesign EPS files by other users

  Hi, I wonder if someone can help me...
  I am trying to export something to a customer as a .eps since InDesign CS5.5. I can export fine, I can open it on my laptop
  no problem using my other copy of InDesign...

  But when the other person try to open the file (I thnk they use Corel PaintShopPro X 4) it produces just one

  error message saying that the file is corrupt or uses features not supported.

  The file I'm trying to export is vector (separated and indicated to eliminate the problems of fonts) and also contains jpg files

  in the design. (I also tried to send him just a page with a box of vector contour and nothing else on him and who)

  will not open either.)

  Anyone has any suggestions please?

  Thank you very much

  Jerry

  The only entity that can answer your question is Corel. That's their code! Once again, the EPS of InDesign is fully in line with the PostScript specification. I suspect that Corel code is only able to completely interpret a subset of PostScript and some buildings or constructions of output PostScript by InDesign sequences are simply beyond the capabilities of Corel's products.

  -Dov

• Just installed OS Yosemite and now cannot open Indesign and Photoshop files

  Just installed Yosemite on my Mac, and now when I try and open my existing Indd files, I get say an error message ' can not allowed or doc can already be opened "." Photoshop files will not open due to the "disk error". My live files on a network drive of the company I have to open a session.

  Fix possible Mac 10.10.4 (at least for Premiere Pro) https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1891705

  10.10 mac. ? sometimes has problems, often related to the 'default' permissions that need to be changed

  -solution https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1689788 of a person

• Cannot open indesign 2014

  After you have installed indesign 2014, I get this message: could not launch Adobe InDesign that you do not have sufficient permissions to access the preferences folders. Make sure that you have the appropriate permissions and then restart Adobe InDesign.

  It happens to indesign

  Here's what solved it for me. Went into ~/Library/Preferences/Adobe Indesign / and copied my 9.0 prefs 10.0 in the directory. Now it starts very well.

  Also note, my previous version of Indesign CC still implemented as usual during all this. I had previously tried using disk utility to repair permissions, but that did not help. When I looked the permissions on the folder 10.0 they were identical to the 9.0. So, not sure what was going on there.

• I got this message when I installed the latest InDesign. Cannot open the application. Do you know how to fix it? "Cannot launch Adobe InDesign that you do not have sufficient permissions to access the preferences folders. Make sure you have a

  I got this message when I installed the latest InDesign. Cannot open the application. Do you know how to fix it? "Cannot launch Adobe InDesign that you do not have sufficient permissions to access the preferences folders. Make sure that you have the appropriate permissions and then restart Adobe InDesign.

  Error starting InDesign CC: '... ". lack of sufficient permissions to access the folders preferences"

• InDesign Mac CC: "cannot open resource file' popup message when loading a feather in my plugin

  We have a pretty simple plugin for InDesign, which we have maintained since the time Pre-cs.  We would wear to CC.  Everything works on Windows and Mac, with one problem.

  The plug-in displays a file save dialog box, which is customized with a couple of additional controls for additional information from the user on the exported file.  As far as I know, there is no way to do it with the InDesign SDK directly, so we do it with code specific to the platform and resources.  Under Windows, we have this by calling GetSaveFileName in the Windows API and by setting a custom resource .rc and "hook" function with OFN_ENABLETEMPLATE and OFN_ENABLEHOOK.  On Mac, until CC InDesign, we asked the function of carbon NavCreatePutFileDialog, with a style file old Pier and an event proc handling kNavCBCustomize and al.  This has all worked for a long time great.

  However CC InDesign on Mac is 64-bit only, and carbon will not work with it.  So, we took the leap in cocoa and put implement with [NSSavePanel setAccessoryView:], where load us a NSView custom from a pen integrated into our bundle of plug-ins.  And it works very well also.  However, when the plugin code call [NSNib initWithNibNamed:bundle:], InDesign CC appears a warning message saying: "Cannot open resource file."  However, the resource (the pen) is obviously loaded correctly.  Thus, the user must dismiss this apparently false alert box before being able to move forward.  Once the alert is dismissed, the NSSavePanel works very well, with our custom NSView.

  I can say that the popup alert just InDesign itself, rather than a subsystem of Mac underlying as cocoa, because he has the title of "Adobe InDesign" and the gray dark background as the rest of the CC of InDesign and the OK button has an orange highlight around it.  It is clearly not a standard thing of Mac as a NSAlert.  And if I do the same calls to [NSSavePanel setAccessoryView:] et al. in a stand-alone application, obviously no this popup appears.

  It seems that somehow our call to load the file Nib triggers some kind of hook in InDesign.  My guess is that it's a hook for InDesign load its own resources, which is hanging by mistake in features our plug-in.

  I tried two approaches to load the Nib enumerated file here:

  http://StackOverflow.com/a/5855561/3207828

  And they both work, the pen is responsible and we can get our NSView to it and use it in the NSSavePanel.  But if we call [NSNib initWithNibNamed:bundle:], or [NSViewController initWithNibName:bundle:], CC InDesign displays the message box as soon as the call to load the pen is made.

  Why InDesign CC showing the message 'Cannot open resource file', and how can it be prevented?

  Thank you

  Dan

  I thought about it.  The problem was the plugin code to create a ResourceEnabler object, which is needed by older versions (CS *) of the plug-in on Mac to locate resources .rsrc for the call of NavCreatePutFileDialog of carbon with the carbon resource custom.   I #ifdef'd out so that the ResourceEnabler object is not created during the generation of Cocoa 64 bit for the CC and the offending message popup no longer appears.

  I do not understand why the ResourceEnabler object is needed for carbon, resources of the plug-in to the top of the stack of the resource, but I do not completely understand why the presence of the ResourceEnabler object would have an effect on a call from cocoa to [NSNib initWithNibNamed:bundle:], which also works fine.

  Note that simply create the ResourceEnabler object does not trigger the popup even if the bundle of plug-in contains no carbon resources to move to the top of the stack.  It's only when I go to load the Nib file that the ResourceEnabler seems to want to get involved and complain that it cannot find anything.

  So if anyone from Adobe is reading this, I would say that set you the ResourceEnabler feature so that it does not interfere with loading crane of cocoa.  It is perhaps best to just do the ResourceEnabler a no - op in InDesign CC.

• CC of InDesign cannot open the file - error: recorded in a later version (CS7.0)

  My colleague and I have implemented CC accounts last month (updated for CS5), but now when I'm trying to open a file, she led recently I get this error: "cannot open 'file name.indd' because he was saved with a newer version of Adobe InDesign (CS7.0). You must use this version or later to open the file. To then allow him to open up in this version, click Save as InDesign CS4 or later version, or exporting to IDML. »

  Both are PCs. We use the same software, it seems so I'm confused as to the version of CS 7, she saves in and does not allow me to open the file.

  Any suggestions?

  Your cowoker has installed InDesign CC and you always run CS6. You

  can install CC creative.adobe.com

• Cannot open the file InDesign 5

  Hello

  I am trying to open an indesign file with CS 5 and an error saying sup: 'cannot open 'file name'. Please update your plug-ins their versions the latest, or upgrade to the latest version of Adobe InDesign. »

  Above that there a list that looks like this

  TEXT. RPLN

  PAGE CREDITS. RPLN

  GRAPHICS. RPLN

  XML. RPLN

  HYPERTEXT LINKS. RPLN

  FORMFIELD. RPLN

  FRAMEWORK DOCUMENT. RPLN

  DYNAMICDOCUMENTS. RPLN

  Where can I find these plug-ins?

  The features of standard ID implemented in the form of plug-ins that come with each stable of ID. If your file cannot open, it was probably created to CS6 and not saved until CS5 / CS5.5. You must CS6 open the or ask who created it to save a version that you can use.

  Mylenium

• Error generating content. Cannot open the InDesign file.

  Hey all -

  In the import of an article on a folio, I just got this error:

  "Content generation error.

  Cannot open the InDesign file. Please confirm that the file can be opened in InDesign.

  The file is opened now in InDesign. I can close and reopen without error.

  I tried to save again article in a new file. No help.

  I tried to create a new folio and bring the article there. No help.

  All links are good. It is a simple file with images, a pane scroll and buttons that link to other articles.

  Anyone experience this problem? All solutions?

  Thank you!

  as suggested above, Amy if you download items from a network drive, move your files to local computer HD and download from there. Download the data to a network drive is known to cause unpredictable errors

• Cannot open the Indesign CS6 in CC doc

  Hi, I had no problems until now opening a document that I have worked on CS6 in the trial version of CC for a free one month trial, I downloaded. But today, I copied the doc of my USB on my desktop and when I try to open it in the CC, I get a message saying "cannot open".

  I did CS 6 here at home and don't really want to hike in the office on weekends to work on it.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  A

  AndreaU64 wrote:

  But today, I copied the doc of my USB on my desktop and when I try to open it in the CC, I get a message saying "cannot open".

  There is a good chance that the file is damaged. Removing a USB drive before the end of writing is a common problem.