Search results for query: *

This I did too. I copied the inbooklet.pln file right to the plug-in folder of CS3 but when opening, CS3 says plug-in not valid, get a valid plug-in from your vendor. It also says Adobe cannot load the inbooklet plug-in requires a different version of InDesign. When I check Help/Configure...

I tried to install InBooklet 2.1 but during installation an error occurs. I tried few times but it does not work. I couldn't find any installation file of any version on the internet. Do you have any InBooklet installation, please? Thank you, Petr

Thank you spamjim for your advice! I tried what you said. I saved the file in CS3 as "file.inx". Then I opened file.inx with notepad and deleted "inbooklet.pln" and saved. Now when I open file.inx in CS3, it says cannot open file.inx; The file is damaged and cannot be recovered (Error code: 5)...

I don't have the CS2 installation anymore. I can open the files only in CS3 now. Can I tell CS3 not to look for this plug-in anymore? Or get the CS2 inbooklet.pln to copy it to the CS3 installation? Petr

Hello, I created a file in InDesign CS2 using an "inbooklet.pln" plug-in. When I open the file in InDesign CS3, a window pops up saying "missing plug-in: inbooklet.pln". I can work with the file after clicking OK, though. But these windows keep poping up every time I open any of my files and I...