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February 17, 2017
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Missing the INBOOKLET.PLN plugin and because of that I can't save my files normally

  • February 17, 2017
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Hello everybody!

I am having an issue with Indesign CS6 that I would like to get some advice

on. I have a few files that were created with older versions of Indesign

(like CS2, CS4, and CS5.5) and when I open them in CS6, Indesign gives me a

message saying that the file I am opening uses plugins which are not

available on my system. The plugin it says I am missing is INBOOKLET.PLN. I

usually just click ok, but then every time I try to do a normal File>save

command it brings up the Save As dialog as if I had never saved the file. I

can overwrite the file and close it down and open it up again and the same

thing happens all over again. Can anybody give me some tips? I would greatly

appreciate it!

~adw

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    Correct answer Steve Werner

    InBooklet was replaced with Print Booklet with CS3 as described in this posting:

    https://indesignsecrets.com/print-booklet-in-indesign-cs3.php

    If you save the INDD file as IDML, then reopen it, it should no longer ask for the plug-in.

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    Steve Werner
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    Steve WernerCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    February 17, 2017

    InBooklet was replaced with Print Booklet with CS3 as described in this posting:

    https://indesignsecrets.com/print-booklet-in-indesign-cs3.php

    If you save the INDD file as IDML, then reopen it, it should no longer ask for the plug-in.

    AwitmerAuthor
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    February 17, 2017

    Thanks so much for the very helpful tip, Steve! It works beautifully now. I think I learn something new every day! I knew that CS6 no longer used InBooklet, but I never knew what to do when I got that message when opened a file saved with an older version of Indesign.

    Thanks again!

    ~adw