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A pretty serious bug, for a final release! I don't even have a printer at home, so by default I have the Print Spooler service disabled.I was all set to send CS3 back to Adobe and get a refund!I had to install a virtual printer (and run the Print Spooler service) to get it to work.Any news on a patch for this bug?Cheers!
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Then I installed Perfectdisk RX Suite, ran the basic scans, and was shocked when In Design CS3 started right up!! The Perfectdisk program was a trial program which I then uninstalled after a couple of weeks, and found that InDesign would not start - the error came when the program was almost finished installing - the interface was on the screen, then it would report an error and shut down.
I reinstalled the Perfectdisk RX Suite program, and InDesign started up without a problem!!No, I do not understand this...but InDesign is working for now.
Is anything else interesting about your installation? Are there non-ASCII characters in the SING folder path? What language version of InDesign are you running? What language version of Windows?Regards,T
Windows report agm.dll error when starting Indesign CS3. Seems there is a bug with agm.dll (adobe graphics manager?).I try 3 PCs. They all report error.CPU: AMD 3200+, Intel PIII, VIA C3RAM: more than 1GBOS: WindowsXP SP2
When I open the software again, it will start and then will display same think and closes down. (probably it tries to recover the previous unsaved file)Then I open again it will be open with a display message "Adobe Indesign automatic recovery failed the last time it tried to open the document "Untitled" bla blaDoes anyone have a solution for this problem?Davaa
First, "bla bla" isn't too helpful, even with standard error messages. I suspect this one asked if you wanted to try to recover again or delete the recovery data. Since recovery isn't working, you need to delete the data.You can do this manually if necessary, by going to the folder at \Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Adobe\InDesign\Version 4.0\InDesign Recovery and deleting anything you find there. That should allow you to restart InDesign, but it won't recover your unsaved file. Since it is listed in the error as "Untitled" there will be no file anywhere else on your system for you to access to attempt to recover that work (unless of course you actually DID save the file as Untitled) so that work will be gone forever.This kind of problem is often related to either a bad font or bad graphic file that you placed, very often in .eps format, which might give you a clue about where the problem originated.Peter
I don't think I wrote anything about text files. I wrote that some
people have solved problems that reference this dll by deleting fonts.
Presumably, one of the fonts that was loaded was causing the problem. To
find out which one, you'd have to reinstall fonts one-by-one (or in
small groups) until ID stops working.
You can't run a Windows computer with no fonts. Go to Control Panel >
Fonts, and start removing fonts. Make sure you have the original copy of
the fonts somewhere, so you can reinstall them later. Don't remove
anything with a .fon extension. Don't remove Arial, Courier New, Symbol,
Times New Roman, Verdana, Tahoma, Trebuchet, Wingdings, or anything that
looks like a system font (e.g., Microsoft Sans Serif). Some fonts won't
let you delete them.Again, don't delete a font unless you know you can reinstall it from
somewhere.
I have tried changing default printer, (I have a network printer) to Adobe PDF, changed the printer spool, updated InDesign, removing SING folder.. checked the fonts folder (none there)...WHATS NEXT? I can't believe all this people have this issue and that Adobe can't fix it!? I remember I sometimes had the crashing issue on ID CS2 too.I have work to do with my own company and will not survive without a functioning ID! HELP!!
correio merda - 11:29am May 18, 08 PST (#52 of 66) I solved this problem on InDesign CS3 by moving the file "Media Import Filter.apln", which is in "C:\Arquivos de programas\Adobe\Adobe InDesign CS3\Plug-Ins\Filters", to another folder. This folder can't be into "Filter" folder. This file seems to have something to do with Quicktime. I don't know which features this action could affect so, perhaps, the right solution was re-installing Quicktime or something like that.
I have not been following this thread (nor am I inclined to read through 67 posts to see what has been discussed) but I can give you something to try.I had a problem with ID crashing upon launch as well. It had to do with conflicting plug-ins (looks like the windows problem in #67 was also plug-in related). Rather than give a whack of history try this and see what happens.Create a new user account and launch ID from there. If you get a message about conflicting plug-ins, don't fix it, ignore it. See if ID will launch.FWIW: I recently posted an opinion that the Mac and Windows ID forums should be merged. Emilio's post seems to support that.
I Have a Lexmark X1155 Multifuncional, and in my case , the option for configuration for the printer was disabled, so what i did to resolve it was the following :Click the Start button, and then click Run.
The Run window appears.
Type services.msc, and then click OK.
Locate Print Spooler in the list of services, right-click the service, and then left-click start.
Locate Lexbce Server in the list of services, right-click the service, and then left-click startAfter Following these steps , should work
Just in case you have a problem :
Right-click "Print Spooler" and select "Properties".
Click on the "Recovery" tab and change all 3 drop-down boxes to "Restart The Service".
Make sure the 2 text boxes underneath say "1" in them.
Click Ok until you are back at the Services window, close it , perform the same for Lexbce Server and RPC services as well. Then restart RPC services, then Lexbce Server and last step is to restart the Print Spooler service. Print a test page and check for it.I Hope this help someone, cause i was having such a bad time, trying to figure out what was wrong.
Did you get any error message? Are the applications just frozen, as if waiting for you (still show in task manager or in the task bar), or did they shut down? How many monitors do you have?Are you running XP SP2 or 3?What happens if you turn video hardware acceleration to zero in the display Properties > Settings Tab > Advanced Button > Troubleshooting tab?Peter
if this upgrade cures it i wil post the fact and if not i will post again with my procedure. i think by now adobe are aware of the problem. i know others with it and they do not post on the forums. i have the same issue with Bridge, all in the same instalment package. have had acrobat probs recently but they went away with the upgrade a few months back. irony is, this is an on-going prob for the last eight months. geting adobe panama or calcutta or wherever to give me more and more activation codes for the same software and same machine is getting to be a joke and reqwuires long conversations. when the crash happens, a screen that says "encountered a problem" i can't even get to the dialogue box to see the error message details nor can i get into CS3 to de-activate.will post this same response in the Bridge forum, as it is an identical current proble,.cheers, daniel jenkins, metung, australia
I recently purchased a new Yoga 2 Pro with a gorgeous 3200 x 1800 display. My main purposes for this device was to do some heavy lifting on the the road with many of my professional applications. I was quickly discouraged when I first fired up Fireworks, Photoshop, Dreamweaver, and Illustrator to find that I needed a magnifying glass to see simple menu options.
Now comes the fun part. You will just have to copy your manifest file to all of the application folders that you would like to change the scaling on. For example, Photoshop.exe is located at: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS6 (64 Bit) and I created a manifest file in text editor named photoshop.exe.manifest to place in that folder.
Now place this file in the same directory as your executable. All of the ones listed above are are in pretty straight forward locations like C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe or C:\Program Files\Adobe.
Also, when I edit DWORD by changing it to decimal and I click OK, I go back to make sure it has changed and reverts back to Hex. Is this normal when I go back to the DWORD window, or is it supposed to stay on decimal?
Thank you SO much, this worked just right and you had excellent instructions. Shame on you Adobe, for making things so hard, but Bravo Bravo to you Dan for helping us all in such a simple way, when one considers the immense headache this has been giving SO many people.
Hi Dan, I just used the above to get my copy of Photoshop CS5 to look right on my new 4k screen HP. However, the bridge software that comes with it still looks like ants and I didnt see a link for it. I also cant find the program files for it by following the same path as above. Can you help?
Thank you for this tip. This sounds like a great solution for the programs mentioned, but will it work for other apps with similar scaling problems (like Microsoft Streets & Trips and Quicken)? If so, do I just rename the manifest file and place it in the same directory as the corresponding executable file? Are any other changes required in the manifest file.
I just got my Dell xps 15 and ran into this frustrating problem, I had given up all hope until I found this solution, so thank you! I did notice that I had to reboot my system for the changes to take effect, so if anyone is not seeing it work right away, definitely try restarting.
Figured out that I needed to specify in windows that Notepad should be used to open the Photoshop.exe.manifest file. For any newbies like me = save it as a .txt file. Fixed it just fine. (Sorry, new to registry edits)
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