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Script for Flattening [InDesign file]

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
May 21, 2023
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Hi everyone! I made a script for flattening a document.

this can be handy for annoying printers that are prone to errors with printing such as some large-format digital printers (looking at you OSE Printers hahah)
or securing your proof files for clients.

here is the [removed] link!

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if you have any questions feel free to email me:

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Correct answer jane-e

@Tom Pleysier

This post is about paid content and it breaks the forum guidelines. I've locked the thread and removed the email and link.

Jane

BobLevine

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A solution in search of a problem.

jane-e

Correct answer

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@Tom Pleysier

This post is about paid content and it breaks the forum guidelines. I've locked the thread and removed the email and link.

Jane

Frans v.d. Geest

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DPI? Really? It is ppi. That said, you say flatten, but why? Acrobat does this, when needed (and that should rarely be the case!) and does it fine.

What am I missing?

Willi Adelberger

Community Expert

Why flattening an INDD document if you can do it via PDF export? Makes no sense to me.

Are yo aware, that the resolution of images is NOT DPI. The resolution is PPI.

Mike Witherell

Community Expert

Do you mean to say it flattens the PDF you are exporting? You don't mean an InDesign file, do you? When do you run this script?

Mike Witherell

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