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File Association Problem

Asked by pukunui in Adobe InDesign Publishing Software, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Adobe, InDesign, CS3

Hi all,

I recently upgraded my Adobe software from CS2 to CS3. Immediately afterwards, my computer stopped associating .indd files with InDesign. I manually went in and set the file association so that now I get the right icon but if I double-click on an InDesign file, it doesn't open. Sometimes it'll open the actual program but it won't open the file. The only way to get a file to open is to go into InDesign first and then do File->Open.

I have e-mailed Adobe but they never responded. I was hoping maybe I'd be able to get some help here. I'm sure it's something relatively easy that I'm just overlooking or don't know about.

Thanks in advance.

Cheers,
Jonathan

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File Association Problem

Asked by pukunui in Adobe InDesign Publishing Software, Windows XP Operating System

Tags: Adobe, InDesign, CS3

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