(I don't care if it uses more external files than other programmes - these can be re-linked).
This is far from ideal and, frankly, sucks as others have reported it's only InDesign which reacts so violently to network loss.
I've resorted to doing all my InDesign work on a local file then moving it (and sometimes key version stages) to our network. I've not even had one email back from Adobe saying they can't help (or even won't - at least that would be something of a response!) - let alone them actually reading this peer group forum. I read some of the threads here some time ago, but am only now revisiting it as I've had no come back from Adobe as I hoped maybe there may have been a workaround here too. I despair this is ever going to get a resolution I've sent many, many error reports to Adobe on this and have put in emails to support. Although this issue is intermittent its not exactly the best solution.
Smbup not starting update#
I am going to reinstall CS4 without updating then update after a period of time. No other network connectivity is lost during the error. The files do reside on an SMB network and i am wondering if this may be an issue. I came across this article which explains the issue but its the wrong version of OS and indesign. This crash only affected the document I was actually working on, the other 3 InDesign docs I had open recovered fine. Click cancel to postpone all document recovery until later." Click no to delete recovery data for this document. Do you want to postpone it's recovery? Click yes to recover this document later. "QualityAwardsProg09.indd could not be found. InDesign then shut itself down, and the error message came up: Please restart InDesign to recover work in any unsaved InDesign documents." "The network connection was lost for the file QualityAwardsProg09.indd, or the file was modified by another process." Strangely this issue does not affect a machine that has 10.5.6 and indesign 6.01 Anybody came across this issue that seem to have affected installations of Indesign 6.03/6.04.
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