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I have several questions about assembling a multi-chapter book in InDesign. The book exceeds 100Mb, so I don't think it makes sense to try to do it as a single indd file. Because my questions deal with different aspects of the process, my sense is that I should make them separate threads rather than bundle them into a single query. Does that make sense?
Yes, it does. With that size publication you'd better use a book (indb).
You'll definitely want to employ an InDesign Book File (.INDB). This should get you started. If you have questions after starting the process, we're here to help.
I use a book file for separate chapters, even on small page-count jobs.
However, I have a 1000-page book that has a chapter that is 361 pages and 367 MBs.
So base your decision on your computer's capabilities, corruption potential, and editing needs.
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Yes, it does. With that size publication you'd better use a book (indb).
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You'll definitely want to employ an InDesign Book File (.INDB). This should get you started. If you have questions after starting the process, we're here to help.
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I use a book file for separate chapters, even on small page-count jobs.
However, I have a 1000-page book that has a chapter that is 361 pages and 367 MBs.
So base your decision on your computer's capabilities, corruption potential, and editing needs.
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The book exceeds 100Mb,
Hi @Don34862646jbr5 , 100MB doesn’t seem very large—I work on multi- TB Photshop files all the time.
Are you experiencing unexpected slow downs? Are all your images linked (not embedded)?
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