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Hi, I'm trying to use the Share for Review feature and keep getting the error: There was an error creating the artifact. I am using InDesign version 16.2.1 and Windows 10.
Thanks for any help!
This happens to me waaaay too much for simple changes (not removing spreads with bookmarks like you mentioned), like making text edits. I've been aware of this since day one of this feature being "released."
When updating links, I always:
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No still happening
"There was an error creating the artifact."
Happy days
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I'm now seeing the same error. Initial generation of review links went smoothly, but now getting a persistent "Error creating the artifact" message. Have tried quitting and re-opening InDesign, making sure the file is saved.
This is an incredibly disruptive error, and it sounds like it's happening for others as well.
Our company is paying for Creative Cloud, and the client is paying our company for the work we're doing. Adobe: you're blowing it. Fix this.
edit: As we proceeded with this project updating the review link we sent the client, it turned out that regardless of the error message, the review link WAS in fact being updated correctly. We checked carefully to see the changes we'd made each time and they were showing up. So, it seems the error message is actually a false alarm, at least in our case. Very disruptive, though! It's no fun to have to abandon a review link with client comments attached -- especially when there isn't an actual problem "creating the artifact" to begin with.
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I am receiving this error, and I have done everything as outlined in this answer. However, the link does appear to update even with the error. All the changes I have made did, in fact, update on the shared document link. I plan to report it but will continue to use the share feature. It is a much easier way to get feedback.
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Even worse; inconsistency. Computing 101 suggests that hardware and software are designed to compute consistent processes, algorithms, etc. Adobe has proven time and time again that they get paid to make new features; not making sure the features work as designed.
My experience (along with others) has proven that the share for review feature sometimes WILL update the links even when the error is presented while other times it DOES NOT. This is unacceptable for an enterprise-paid platform.