Reply To: Indesign CS3 stops working…

INX = InDesign Interchange.

Exporting to an INX, then opening that again (use the regular “Open” command), clears all grit that may have accumulated in unused corners of your file, and may make your file start behaving correctly again.

Make sure you keep a copy of your original (“bad”) file in case something goes awry. The INX Save/Restore trajectory is quite safe, but as always, you should keep in mind anything can go wrong.

(Afterthought) What kind of image is that, on the left hand page? Perhaps you should open it with the program you created it with, and save again. You know, just to make sure that's not the cause.

If it's a JPEG, open with Photoshop and save as TIFF, then use that version instead.