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Opening and Saving Indesign CS3 files on WAN

Asked by dcontinuum in Adobe InDesign Publishing Software

Tags: Indesign over WAN, Slow link

We have a main officein Boston, MA and recently opened an office on the west coast. We have Designers working on InDesign on both PC and Mac out there. They are collaborating with Designers from the East coast on InDesign docs that are stored on fileservers in Boston. We have a 10MB link with a WAN optimizer on each end. We are experiencing very different behaviour when windows InDesign  users open files across the link as opposed to mac Indesign users. Because the WAN Optimizers provide caching\data reduction the Windows clients  can open an Indesign doc 1with 100+ linked files in about 8 seconds (exellent performance) but the Mac clients take about 2-3 minutes to do same. It looks like the PC clients are treating the Indesign Linked files differently to the Mac clients. Anyone got any ideas on this - does Indesign on Mac handle linked files differently than Indesign for Wins ? Are there adjsutments we can make that would cause it to work faster ? Anything we should look at when addressing this issue.
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