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This is a complex 18 page package; recovered all but 2 which appear to be toast. &nbsp;Any ideas how to recover a corrupted InDesign file?
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This is a complex 18 page package; recovered all but 2 which appear to be toast.  Any ideas how to recover a corrupted InDesign file?

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This company can recover it for you <br />
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SR
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This company can recover it for you
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SR

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InDesign v. 2.0.2 installed with Windows 2000 (current SP level) starts behaving strangely and won't save, but can use 'save as'; but sometimes crashes after color swatches - spot to process - palette functions. &nbsp;Checked Adobe site, found a patch for 2.0.2 and more here:<br />
<a href="http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/326416.html" rel="ugc">http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/326416.html</a><br />
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More to explore, but curious if you can help here to make the process quicker.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
&quot;:0) Asta
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InDesign v. 2.0.2 installed with Windows 2000 (current SP level) starts behaving strangely and won't save, but can use 'save as'; but sometimes crashes after color swatches - spot to process - palette functions.  Checked Adobe site, found a patch for 2.0.2 and more here:
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/326416.html

More to explore, but curious if you can help here to make the process quicker.

Thanks,
":0) Asta

InDesign 2.0.2 crashes changing color swatches - spot to process

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