Need of indesign cs2 to open pagemaker files

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• New problem opening Pagemaker files in InDesign

  I have a lot of files to archive in Pagemaker 6 and 7 and now use InDesign CS2. Until recently, I could open the pagemaker files in InDesign and save as files InDesign and there I went.

  But now, I get an error message just saying: the document is damaged and cannot be recovered. First off I thought it was really a corrupted document but then realized all my old .pmds said the same thing.

  Is there a known issue with perhaps a recent update of InDesign or something?

  I'd really like to be able to access my old msdp!

  Thank you in advance.

  No, but I bet you're on Windows XP, right?

  CS2 + Windows XP Service Pack 3 = cannot open PageMaker files, at all.

  If my proposal is false and you are on a different OS, you can just ignore me.

• I need a free software to open rar files

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• I need a free software to open vcf file

  I need a free software to open vcf file. I need software to open vcf file and convert vcf file to word.

  I need a free software to open vcf file. I need software to open vcf file and convert vcf file to word.

  This is a freeware to open vcf... This will help you

  http://www.freeopener.com/open-my-files/?ext=vcf

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• CS2 can open CS3 files?

  I will create the CS3 files for a new client that has CS2. CS2 can open CS3 files? I'm sure this has been asked several times here, but I can't find the answer in a search. Thank you.

  Yes, unless the file contains another type created by a specific feature of CS3 that does not exist in CS2.  They are both old versions, so I don't see any on the top of my head.  Don't forget to register with maximize verified compatibility.

  A flat file would not be a problem, of course.

• Cannot open Pagemaker files in InDesign Cs2

  In the past I could usually all open Pagemaker 6 or 6.5 file in InDesign CS2. However, this no longer works. I get a message o the screen tells me the file is corrupted and cannot be opened. (I can't really put the original message that I get because it is in German).

  In this case for any Pagemaker 6 or 6.5 file I have in my deposit (and there are still plenty of left while I tried many Versions of PM and different dates)

  As to the first, I tried to reinstall InDesign CS2 from the original disks. I uninstalledit before and did a reboot of the Machine until I reinstalled it.

  I use a Windows XP baesed system.

  Does anyone have an idea on what I might try to get back to work?

  http://InDesignSecrets.com/Windows-XP-Service-Pack-3-breaks-InDesign-CS2-PageMaker-Convers ion - capability.php

  Bob

• Need to open Pagemaker 7 files to InDesign CC 2015. Answer said opening Pagemaker files in previous InDesign program. WHAT!

  How the ^ $^ & * (* I open my hundreds of files Adobe Pagemaker in InDesign CC newer?) When I tried, I got a response that I should open Pagemaker in an earlier version of InDesign. Come on, Adobe!

  PageMaker support ended with the CS6. You can download and install it as part of your subscription. See How to find and install a previous Version of Adobe Apps in CC 2015 | Adobe Customer Care Team

• Opening PageMaker files

  I use PageMaker 7.0. I need to upgrade to InDesign, but cannot open my PageMaker files in InDesign CC. Is there a way I can temporarily download InDesign CS so I can open my PageMaker files and save them in a format that CC InDesign can then open? I am on a deadline, so any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

  If you have CC with InDesign, you can download InDesign CS6 CC App. Select the tab made Apps scroll to find Apps additional and in the menu select the previous Versions, and you can choose to download CS6. InDesign CS6 lets you open Pagemaker 7 files.

  Be aware that it is a translation that is not perfect.

• CC 10.1 with InDesign CS6 error opening a file

  I have Adobe CS6 and ran into a problem when a co-worker sent me a file. When you try to open a file in InDesign-.indd, a dialogue box emerged indicating 'cannot be opened because it was saved with a later version of Adobe InDesign CS (8.1)' after noticing that I needed to update my version of CS, I installed the updates and found that now, it says "cannot be opened because it was saved with a later version of Adobe InDesign CS (10.1)" what is say? I checked and I have InDesign version 8.0.2. and I have more updates to install. Can someone explain to me why this happens and how to fix this? I got a version .idml of the file I want to open and that seems to work, but I'd like to solve this problem in order to avoid this again. Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

  The only way to avoid that he must ask the other person to work in CS6 or to move to the creative cloud.

• InDesign can't open "old files" CS6.

  I had to make some adjustments in a project, I opened before and was working a lot... (2 months since the last time I worked with this project) When I had to make some minor corrections etc. on this project yesterday I can't open the file. The project he auto are only on the 8900 kB. What to do? I can open my projects recently "newly" made and used... Ive tried a few other projects which was also old, every 2 to 6 months old... And it's just randomly witch I open it and the witch 'cannot open '...

  This is the error for CS6.

  

  This is the error for CS 5.5.

  

  If you go out a few suggestions of scream! Will try what worked before... (If someone had this same problem atleast!)

  Sincerely,

  David

  First of all, a tip: try breaking manually links to the file by moving this document you want to open on your desktop or another directory or such and then try to open the... (corrupted image previews and/or images may then be largely elminated as a potential cause)

  As @Peter mentioned, we (Markzware - link here for how it works) can probably repair this file. Interesting notes of @jongware above. Without having seen this file, our research shows there are variety of reasons an InDesign file can head South and corrupt or crash on you. Just as a doctor cannot always say what has caused the problem, there are some basic steps that we should take. For example, OS updated, using the latest available update InDesign, enough disk space and disk for Adobe scartch space heavy design operations. Here is a list of some of the most common problems with bad INDD documents:

  * Corrupt police (or corrupt fonts (see below) caches

  * Corrupt or images

  * Power failure

  * Place images by drag - move a Web page

  * Working on a file, InDesign via a network or on a remote server

  Here is a video on how to approach caches of fonts with InDesign, which is good once and awhile, anyway:

  http://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=Nf5ZuiaYgus

  To check the files of individual fonts (fonts are like mini apps really), we recommend FontExplorer XPro or Extensis Suitcase Fusion 4, the latest may be the more popular of the two.

  You can contact me on [email protected] if you need assistance with us trying to recover your file InDesign CS hurt more. We also have a PDF file to the conversion tool InDesign called PDF2DTP if you have a PDF file.

  Friendships,

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• InDesign won't open the file - says I'm not connected to Adobe c. cloud, but I am!

  Someone knows how to fix this?

  When I try to open the file, it tells me that I am not connected to creative cloud - which I am certainly.  And he tells me that I have to go to 'help' and then log in and restart adobe indesign.

  I am already connected to cloud creative adobe however.

  I did this several times - completely signed off, restart the computer, signature creative cloud etc,... no solution.

  Source files can be "locked" or open only by their original creator of Adobe ID?  I was sent these files by a good designer.  He did block them by chance?

  I don't even know if this is possible.  It is now a month of adventure in the jungle for long.

  Please help - I don't want to spend more hours trying to get these open files.

  Thank you for your community!

  You are connected is no longer in your Creative Cloud applications

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• InDesign CS5, cannot open the file due to problem with plugins

  Hi people!

  I am running Max OSX 10.5.8 and I am currently using a trial version of CS5 (Design Premium) while work sorts of money for the upgrade.

  I work in-house, and I needed to send a work file to an external design agency. I saved the file in CS5. The Agency has CS5. When they open it, they get an error message saying that they do not have the necessary plugins to open it. We never have any plug-ins, I'm not aware of anything that would come the trial who do not come with the purchased version, so I don't know what to do.

  Is it possible to save a file without saving these 'plugins' with it? Or is there something else I can do?

  Any help much appreciated

  linziloop wrote:

  No, they have a pretty large agency, they certainly have CS5, bought right out.

  This is not typical of an important agency in my expereince. Ask them to confirm the version number.

• I downloaded the application from Adobe on my iPad and he always tells me that I need the latest version of open my file?

  I just downloaded the Adobe app on my ipad so I guess it's the last version, but I get the error message that I need to get the latest version when I try to open my document.

  Hi kjo575,

  You see the following message when you open the PDF document in Acrobat Reader for iOS?

  

  If so, you have a special type of form called "dynamic XFA form.

  Currently, mobile products of Acrobat Reader (for iOS, Android, Windows Phone) do not support dynamic XFA forms created with Adobe LiveCycle Designer.

  The message appears when dynamic content is not supported by a PDF Viewer.  As far as I know, no PDF viewers on iOS supports dynamic XFA forms.

  Please use the desktop version of Adobe Reader on a Windows or Mac computer to view and complete the XFA forms.

  Sorry for the inconvenience.

• Need help! All im opening PSD files are irregular.

  ↑ would be really grateful for the help as I have clients waiting, thank you very much!

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• InDesign CS5 do not open CS4 files

  (I work on a Mac Pro Quad - Core Intel Xeon 2.26 GHz). I've upgraded to CS5 last week and ran into a problem with InDesign does not open some files CS4. It does not at all ID CS4 files and I don't see a common factor that tells me why InDesign CS5 opens some and not others. I can always open in CS4 and they are not locked. I made sure that no one else had it open also. The error I get is the following.

  Cannot open the document "filename". You may not have permission or the document can be opened already.

  I opened the range of information in the finder and the files are not locked and permissions are appropriate. I tried to save the file to my desktop, and still save on the server and it does not want to open it in CS5. These files are shared, we have a file naming convention and storage limited review, trying to find a work around if it is not a fix for this problem.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  WARNING: For a long time Mac user... I know very little except how to connect networks.

  We have implemented in order to connect to our server in the window (from our Macs) via AppleTalk and Samba. We have looked in using Samba on several occaisions, but continue to flow upward with reasons we should not / cannot use only of Samba. Sometimes, if we have a permissions problem with connecting via AppleTalk, we can connect to the same server via Samba and do not have the same permissions issues. We are also limited to files with 24 characters in the file name when write us a file on the server using AppleTalk. I have not found a limit when writing to a file on the server, when it is connected via Samba. (I tested a 100 characters in length file name and didn't see a need to go higher.)

  We have just updated our computers for CS5 to test and found the same problem with not being able to open most files from the server. We can copy the file on our hard drive, work on it, save it, then copy it to the server. But if I connect server via Samba, I can work on the file without any problems. From what I read above, I guess than that, still, has something to do with the number of characters in the file name. I'm not advising all start using Samba - less long-term. (Once again, we did some research and found several reasons we still use AppleTalk.) But it could be a temp fix for some of you, if this is possible on your networks.

  I would also add that the temporary file generated by CS4 had a tilde at the beginning of the name. The temporary files generated by CS5 have a slash and a tilde at the beginning of the name. We had not this problem in CS4 work since Windows Server at all. The slash can be the death blow.