No. You can draw a white rectangle or two and place them on the right and bottom on the master but you have to be very close. They have to to touch the page or they won't show up in the live pages, but you don't want them to be into the art.

You might want to pay a visit to the scripting forum. This sounds like something that could be scripted.

You might want to pay a visit to the scripting forum. This sounds like something that could be scripted.

Check the links panel to make sure the links are up to date.

As I said, Tim, if they don't need any Photoshop work.

As far as JPGs and TT giving your RIP trouble, I'll go right out on that limb and blame the RIP.

Myth: TrueType fonts are poor quality.

Fact: Font format is irrelevant. Format is not an indication of quality.

Myth: JPGs should never be used for print.

Fact: There's nothing inherently wrong with JPGs. If they don't need any work in Photoshop go right ahead and use them.

True for PDFs. You can generate them by forcing them into a 32 bit shell.

If you use the file>open command in Acrobat and allow enough time, the thumbnails will be generated and will remain available in Windows Explorer.

But again, I've yet to see InDesign thumbnails in Win Explorer.

All that said, I would hardly put this under the category of “problem.” It's a minor annoyance at worst in my opinion and using Bridge gets around any operating system limitation.

Bob

Interesting observation but I haven't seen that…at least I haven't noticed it but I admit that I haven't needed to open a PM file in several years.