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Leah Workman #1
Basic packaging question
ID 2.0 Win
Is there any way to package a file so that the "broken links" or "fix broken links" prompt doesn't appear when someone that you've sent the files to opens it?
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Oleg Eltsov #2 Re: Basic packaging question
When you package your document, in "Package Publication" window select "Copy Linked Graphics" and "Update Graphic Links in Package".
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Brian #3 Re: Basic packaging question
Um, make sure you're sending all the necessary support files along with
the InDesign doc? I'm not trying to be a smartass, but I'm not sure what
you're trying to achieve here...
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