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This is a wild guess. I'm at a computer without InDesign, but.. Does making sure the "scale strokes" submenu on the "Transform" palette is checked solve the problem?

Try exporting your corrupt doc as an .inx file and then reopen the .inx file in InDesign. This might discard the corrupt image.

Easy fix. Get the program "Crossfont" and load it onto your PC. Convert your mac fonts through the program, and they'll be PC-ready. Done.

Distiller in 6 and 7 is great. But for Acrobat functions? 5 is King, 6 and 7 are worthless.

I appreciate the advise however, my problem isn't solved. The issue here is not about inserting and/or extracting pages.. The problem here is about getting pages to flow IN NUMBERICAL ORDER upon insertion.. In other words, in Acrobat 5, I can add a range of pages, let's say Page #20 through...

Am I the only one who prefers Acrobat 5 over 6 or 7? When adding multiple pages to a .pdf file all at one time in Acrobat 6, I can't get them to flow into the existing document in numerical order. I'm able to successfully do this in 5. Any suggestions?

First, it helps if your linked or embedded images (if in color) are cmyk or spot, and not rgb. Might help to make sure your "Transparency Blend Space" is set to CMYK as well. Next, open your native document. Select all. Ungroup until there's nothing left to ungroup. Under "Type" in the menu...

When using a type manager, any font that is "activated" appears automatically in the InDesign font menu. Is there any way to prevent an ACTIVATED font from appearing in an InDesign font list? In other words, on the same computer, I want a particular font to appear in the font menu in Microsoft...

My apologies for posting incorrectly here.

When using a type manager, any font that is "activated" appears automatically in the InDesign font menu. Is there any way to prevent an ACTIVATED font from appearing in an InDesign font list? In other words, I want a particular font available in some programs on the same computer, but not...

I use Windows 2000. I recently installed the Adobe Creative Suite (CS), which includes Photoshop. InDesign and Illustrator work fine, but Photoshop CS quits on startup! The only way I can get it to startup successfully, is if I delete the prefs before every launch. I shouldn't have to do...

I'm using InDesign CS, and am exporting .eps files for use in a pagination program on another computer that processes these .eps files and outputs .ps files. This other computer flushes my InDesign .eps files, but none of my other .eps files from other applications. I've tried exporting .eps's...

I believe this may be a "system font" problem.. Certain base fonts are required to enable proper palette display, and other menu text.. Try looking at your system fonts, probably TrueType fonts in your Windows font folders.. Do you have Adobe Type manager? Check to see which fonts...