Package Problems

Hi Bruno,

as a workaround you could package the document this way:

[1] Package, but leave out any linked graphics and images.

[2] Create a Links folder in the package folder.

[3] Open the Links panel in InDesign and select all graphics and images.

Copy the links over to the Links folder you created in [2]:

Use the context menu with "Copy Link(s) to …". From my German InDesign 2021 on Windows 10:

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

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Do any of the linked images have strange file names that include various symbols. If so, rename and relink those images and try to Package again.

@brunomfg1 Just to add to what other people have suggested so far, is the file name of your document as you say in your question "untiteld_1.indd" (you may mean Untitled_1.indd) but what I'm getting at is it sounds as though you haven't saved and renamed this as a unique document to a folder on your computer. This could have nothing to do with what you are experiencing but I bring it up as a possibility since I spotted it in your post. When you create a new InDesign document, the title defaults to "Untitled_1.indd" until you save and change the name of the document. I'm assuming you worked on the document and made changes and saved it but maybe you never changed the file name to reflect the project or whatever. It's possible that you have another default document with that same title in the same folder and there is a confusion. If this is the case, perhaps try to save your file with a new name, to a new folder, then close InDesign, restart and navigate to that directory to open the renamed file to see if you can now package it properly. Worth a try!

Any linked files that might themselves contain links?

It could have something to do with the location(s) of the linked files, and/or permissions. More information about the computing environment would help draw more conclusive theory. Is the computer connected to a network? When was the last time it was rebooted?

In the InDesign document are all the links linked? Are they on the same computer/ hard drive as the InDesign file?