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Hi ,
I have an InDesign file with a few images and text . One of the images is corrupted. Is there a possibility to find which image is corrupted in the file?
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Hi @raksha253929679gtb, how do you know an image is corrupted? Does it cause a crash, or doesn't print, or has a visual problem? Is it an issue during script execution? We'll probably need to know more about it before we can help.
- Mark
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the fastest way to find the problem is to try exporting the documemnt in halves. If one half fails, divide that in half and repeat until you are down to a single page. Move half the page content to the pasteboard in the same way until the problem is isolated.
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If you use Dropbox did you look if the file is locally available?
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Hi @raksha253929679gtb ,
you tagged your question with "Scripting".
What do you like to do by scripting?
Open a placed AI file from an InDesign document page in Adobe Illustrator to see if Illustrator issues an error message if the AI file is damaged?
Regards,
Uwe Laubender
( Adobe Community Professional )