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When I experience this issue, it is usually a link that ID doesn't like. Finding out which one though, is another matter.
Are you able to export to pdf as single files as shown in this dialog box?
If so, you may be able to determine what page (or pages) are being affected, as the page likely contains an image with issues.
From here, it is a case of debugging the file to determine what images are the culprits. Save your work prior to this debugging, as finding out what image(s) are the cause may inv
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When I experience this issue, it is usually a link that ID doesn't like. Finding out which one though, is another matter.
Are you able to export to pdf as single files as shown in this dialog box?
If so, you may be able to determine what page (or pages) are being affected, as the page likely contains an image with issues.
From here, it is a case of debugging the file to determine what images are the culprits. Save your work prior to this debugging, as finding out what image(s) are the cause may involve deleting content off of a page to see if it exports; and if the page exports, then adding the content back until the page doesn't export.
Usual culprit in my circumstances have been PDFs created outside of CC applications such as Word (or worse) that have unusual fills, or fonts that are embedded but have no font name. If you can isolate the issue to specific pages and then specific images, we may be in a better position to debug the images.
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