InDesign CS5 export PDF - cut image, help!

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• InDesign and export of .svg images

  Y at - it a plugin or otherwise allowing InDesign export .svg images?

  My documentation tool accepts only the vector images in .svg format and all my illustrations are made in InDesign (because it's a heck of a lot easier to use than Illustrator).

  Currently, my workflow is kind of ridiculous!

  Since InDesign - export the illustration in PDF format

  Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat - crop the image to a specific size, save as a new PDF (because save a cropped picture of InDesign seems to behave badly from time to time - as I don't know the equivalent of 'Work Plan' in InDesign)

  Open a PDF in Inkscape - save as .svg image

  I really wish that I could just export directly to .svg! Curiously, I swear to you that InDesign supports .svg back in its infancy. FYI, .svg is always an important vector image format and a darn bit size more effective than .eps.

  * BUT * there is no way I'm paying $199 for a plugin (re: purchase SVG Kit for Adobe Creative Suite 2.0.2). It is quite excessive, IMHO!

  I understand that this post will go nowhere... wanted to just scream a bit.

  There are no SVG export in InDesign.

  Try to save your InDesign file in PDF format. Open the PDF in Illustrator (may not work if you use fonts), then choose file > save as > SVG. Illustrator can record all the illustrations Illustrator in SVG.

• text with antialiasing when exporting PDF to image

  I need to be able to batch of multi-page PDF files convert to individual bitmap (a single image on each page) text anti-aliased images.
  
  Photoshop works this way if you open a single PDF file, allowing you to select one or more pages of rasterize as separate images, but not when batch processing (especially if you use the script of Image processor on a folder of images and PDF files, it will be raster PDF files automatically, but it will do so only with the first page of each PDF.)
  
  However, Acrobat, automatically creates an image for each page during the export and this in a batch sequence, but the text is not anti-aliasees, making the image looks like a screenshot of 1997. Any height an image resolution you select, the text is always jagged when you zoom in.
  
  Yes, is there a setting I'm missing allowing the anti-aliased text when you use Acrobat to export PDF into an image? I use Acrobat 8, No 9, so something may have changed in the latest version.

  My solution for you would be to generate files TIFF 5.7 MB at 1200 dpi and then batch process in Photoshop using Image size > changed 1200 at 300 dpi and use the bicubic resampling Sharper (better discount) as an option checked.  You will have files of anti-aliasing.  Try this step and let me know if you are satisfied with the result.

  -markerline

• A previous version of indesign CS5-exporter

  Hi all... I need help to export my CS5 document in a format that allows to open a program of CS2. I said to export my CS5 document? But what extension enter on the end of my document? Export with the IDML extension? Or do I have the .inx option, which I did not? Also, if I am able to export, if I make changes to the document in CS2, how to make this return to CS5? Thank you guys so much. Really appreciate your help.

  It is well documented that InDesign has helped will never save return a SINGLE version.

  CS3 could save in CS2.

  CS4 re-recorded in CS3

  CS5 re-recorded in CS4

  With CS5, you can use the file > export and choose IDML (InDesign Markup Language)

  Then open this file in CS4 and once again use file > export and this choice of time. INX

  Then open that in CS3 and file > export and choose new INX

  Do a search on the forums to keep backward compatibility - there's a big thread about it.

  Be warned that all new features that are in CS5 that aren't in CS2 will be lost during the conversion.

  It would be preferable for all participants, if the person with CS2, upgraded to CS5.

• Export PDF maximum Image quality

  I have a big enough pain with some of my images, and I wanted to make sure that when I export my document to PDF, I get the best possible resolution. I've attached a screenshot of the settings I use... What are the best settings I can set to get the best resolution of my PDF

  Export?

  

  Amiellemiel wrote:

  With the exception of the line drawings, there is no good reason to go more than 300 dpi.

  If printing fine art books 200 lpi or greater, you may want a little more, ppi may be as much as 400, but 900 is really excessive, and the RIP will throw more than half of the data in any way, if she's not choke first.

• InDesign CS5 PDF

  Hello everyone

  I have some problems with InDesign CS5 and PDF.
  I tried to create PDF page by page, but it creates by double...

  I tried with all the possible options but nothing works...
  Can someone help me please?

  Thank you!

  Use the PDF (Print) option. Looks like you got the (Interactive) PDF option selected.

  Bob

• Size of the LARGE file in InDesign CS5

  Help! Date deadline fast approaching and InDesign now down for analysis. It's no doubt InDesign... it is open as I type this and I can see the letters appear here as I type. In InDesign, it's like back in the dark ages... type far in advance and wait for the screen to catch up, and it is not yet completely. I resorted to type in Notepad and paste in to try to speed things up a bit.

  I am a relatively new InDesign user, so apologies if there's a simple answer...

  My file was getting big in terms of number of pages, and because of the issue of anchored frames (another post), I have split it into several files and put it in a book. At least this way you hit on the effect of having something not anchored was manageable.

  
  Today yesterday and now the program got progressively slower. With the help of 70% and more memory (4 GB of it!)

  Something feels very bad for me...

  The first file in the book is 4 pages long. It consists of a title page, a table of contents generated automatically, a whole page with a border frame and a whole page borderless frame. Apart from the title page, it's ALL text. On the title page and the master page, I (bound, I think - they appear in the links pane) two images. On the cover page is only 115KB anyway, and that on the master page, in the footer, is 82KO.

  This file is 13 776 KB in size. What is going on? The BOOK in its entirety before was a little less than 12 Mo, and although I added a bit more content, nothing new is entered in these four pages. The total for the whole of the book now (NOT the IMAGES INCLUDING) is a little more than 35 MB.

  I had installed a trial of CS 5.5 to see if that was going to be all right for a project of ePub, I'm about to start, but until recently that I had not noticed any problems with it. I just uninstalled and am about to do a repair of InDesign CS5 to see if that helps.

  For the technical interested:

  PC Windows 7 Professional 32-bit.

  Intel i5 CPU (3.84 GHz)

  Two cards running three monitors (been like this since you have the PC in December).

  I'm going to struggle to meet the limit at this rate and start to panic :-(

  Thanks in advance for any help/suggestions

  First thing to do is open each file in the book, then save UNDER the name twice, once with a new name if you have a backup copy and a second time with the original name to replace the current file. Save as removes old change unnecessary data and reduce the size of the file. Also remove unused styles and nuances.

  Do you have references or hyperlinks between files? If you do so, all files must be opened or ID will open and close them permanently in the background that will slow you down to a crawl. Other things that can speed up performance are stop live preflight, turning off page thumbnails and reduce the display performance setting.

• How to center the web page in indesign cs5

  Hello world

  I'm new to this forum and I hope I will get help, because I need

  I made a web page in indesign cs5, export to SWF and generated HTML.

  My swf file looks good, but my html file is not centered, web page is positioned

  in the upper left and I want it to be in the Center.

  How can I put it there?

  Thnx a lot!

  Hresta

  You must apply the margins of the car left and right in the div that contains the site. Given that I'd never use ID for a website that I don't know what kind of HTML/CSS gets exported with the SWF file.

  Bob

• How better to import the QuarkXpress 8.0 files in InDesign CS5

  People,

  Searched the forum, but I only find info on old versions of Quark and InDesign.

  I have a ton of user final documents in QuarkXpress 8.0 I need to import in InDesign CS5.  (Here is the manuals installation and operation for data modems and telephony with many illustrations and diagrams in them).  I just downloaded the trial version of InDesign CS5 and could use some help.

  The procedure of import (for the old software) seemed to be quite heavy.  I hope that InDesign CS5 is more capable and efficient import of QuarkXpress files.  I also read on of Markzware Q2ID.  This product does work with InDesign CS5, or is it still necessary with InDesign CS5?

  All advice will be appreciated.  You need to start soon!

  Thanks for your help!

  Yes it works, Yes, it is necessary, don't... Is there any alternative reasonable without a Q8, 5, 6 and 7.

  FWIW, he's worth every dinner.

  Bob

• Need help, cannot export a pdf from indesign cs5

  Hello I used indesign several times so that exported this work in 2015, I've updated this 36 page book this year and I can't export the pdf file, I get no error, the background window does not move, I have every time to leave indesign, I can export indd. as jpg but not my indesign file in a pdf print ready, any ideas? I don't do anything different than normal (I think), thank you so much Cindy

  What happens with any document or just this one?

  Here is another approach:

  Gather all your linked files and fonts help

  file-> package.

  and save it to another drive.

  Frome, open the indd file in the folder of the package and try to export PDFs.

  Let us know if it works

• Export PDF printing from InDesign CS5

  Until last week, when exporting an InDesign CS5 document in PDF format, it was a choice of Print or Interactive. Now, there is no other choice and it assumes that the PDF is Interactive and gives to think I have change the color mode to my RGB document, which I won't do. Help!

  If the PDF (Print) option is missing file type form the drop-down list in the dialog box, see 101 troubleshooting: replace, or 'trash' preferences

• I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does n

  I have created a multi-page document in inDesign and exported in PDF format.  The original file size is 13.27 mb.  I used the command size reduced to 2.86 to the file to download on the internet.  However, one of the images in the original pdf file does not appear in the smaller file.  Can someone help me?

  Try the PDF tool optimize.

• Export PDF freezes InDesign CS5

  I'm having a random freeze problem when you export a PDF file in InDesign. I export the file and it goes in background processing. I try to close the file and InDesign said that the background operation still works and that I can not close the file. I have check the background task window and the PDF is still of the distillation. I let it go for about 30 minutes and nothing happens. The footprint of the PDF file shows 0. InDesign won't let me stop the process in background window (or at least when I click on the 'x' nothing happens), and the only way I can get out is to force InDesign to quit smoking. When I re - open the file and try again, InDesign exports PDF without problem.

  This happened with 2 different types of files in the last day. First time was a magazine page... 50 pages have been'd up queue to export files PDF and stops the whole process on a single page. After an hour or two, I had to leave the force and start over, and all exported without any problem. This most recent gel was a stand-alone file of relatively small ads. Both times there were no errors before the indicated flight.

  Someone else has this problem and is there something I could do in addition to the strength to quit smoking?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Susan

  Record: CS5, MacBook Pro, OS 10.6.7

  http://InDesignSecrets.com/a-new-workaround-for-that-pesky-background-export-issue.php

  Bob

• Can (CS5) export to PDF format and compress Images?

  Using CS5, I have a 'book' with 12 chapters and a total of about 800 color images. The goal is to export it to a PDF file that is shown on the screens, not sent to a printer.

  When I export to PDF format, the file size is huge: about 240 MB.

  I want this file to be much - a lot! -smaller size (in MB).

  I have all images with different resolutions - from 72 dpi to 220 dpi - and I do not have the higher resolutions.

  What is the best way to approach this problem? ...

  --Are there a way to set Indesign to compress images when exporting?

  - Or if Photoshop can be used to 'batch' compress images at 72 dpi?

  - Or is there another method that I can't even imagine.

  Thank you very much!

  Zorba

  Look in the export PDF dialog box. In the "Compression" Panel, you can set a maximum allowed DPI - any image of a value greater than the value "above" will be sous-échantillonnées to the value "to".

  It works only on bitmap images. If you placed the vector images big, there is no way to automatically decrease their size.

• How to restore good export PDF from InDesign CS3 or CS5 in Snow Leopard?

  I had no problem to export to PDF from InDesign CS3 files (on a Mac Pro running Snow Leopard 10.6.4) until last weekend, when all the fonts appear bitmap or thin and rough, and the images lost color depth and contrast. When I copied the InDesign document to my MacBook Pro laptop, also running 10.6.4 the PDF has emerged with its original quality. Support calls Adobe referred me to the incompatibilities between Snow Leopard and InDesign documents. One of these documents was several pages long, but I could not print from the Adobe to my HP website all-in-one Officejet, because one-third of the document was hidden under a white board. This makes it impractical for the troubleshooting document, because I don't have enough screen real estate (even on a 23-inch screen) to let the open document and all the pages and dialogue boxes needed for reference. Back to the phone and chat support, I was told to upgrade my Creative Suite Premium CS3 to CS5 ($ 800!) and buy the updated Acrobat Pro ($200), with no guarantee that this cost of $1,000 would actually solve the problem. I downloaded the trial version of InDesign CS5, and it has NOT solved the problem. I am also afraid that the problem did not exist before last weekend. Before that, my CS3 and Snow Leopard combination worked very well. Then I checked the forums and was appalled by the variety of issues related to PDF files, for which there seems to be no general solution. Meanwhile, I have hundreds of ads, I'm supposed to be prepare and e-mailing as evidence PDF to businesses nationwide. I have two books of 120 with 256 pages to be submitted to printers in PDF format with all kinds of fonts and files image belonging to my clients. The last time I presented a paper on a printer by electronic mail, the work went perfectly. This time and the next, it is obvious, that I won't be able to send a PDF file to all! If this is the case, my activities related to the directories of 27 will be unable to absorb the expenditures necessary to start all over again with software and new computers, and I'll be out of business. Period. Yes - someone ' an at - it a way to solve this problem? Surely, I would be grateful.

  David Henderson

  There are a lot of things on the forum software and interface that could stand a little improvement...

  Smoothing is enabled for display in Acrobat?