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Hi, do you have any idea what's wrong if everytime my InDesign CS2 freeze when I do "place" to place an object? I even haven't seen the place window yet? That's also happened with my Illustrator CS2. I have try reboot the machine a couple of times but it's still acting like that. Thanks for replying
Hi Andri, thanks for the question.
I'm not sure what the problem could be. I (luckily) haven't had the problem. I would try reinstalling InDesign from the disks and see if it gets rid of any bugs. I'd also recommend that you have as much RAM as possible and/or do not have any other programs open while running InDesign.
Sorry, I wish I could be more help. Let me know if there's anything else. Thanks.
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