Trying to export to PDF from InDesign CS6, but nothing happens

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  Adobe strongly recommends use of PDF/X-4, which retains direct management transparency and color all the way to the INVESTIGATION period.

  PDF/X-1a is indeed antiquated for any content that uses anything other than CMYK + spot color or transparency.

  All modern PDF workflow software supports PDF/X-4. If you are printing to a PostScript RIP, Acrobat Pro (version X and XI) can print PDF/X-4 of tears (or printers) pretty well.

  -Dov

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  Here is another approach:

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