Indesign Incopy assignment doesn't include my image placeholders

[ChrisM2M]

Hello,

When I choose 'Ad layer to assignment' in Indesign it normaly includes the text frames and the image frames of that layer in the assignment. Every item in my lay-out gets the globe sign and in the assignment panel a 'T' or 'X-box' appears.

In a few of my indesign files the image frames are not included in the assignment anymore.

Is this a bug in Indesign? Is ther something wrong with my file?

I can only seperate the Indesignfile in two files now: one for each language version.

Thank you for your respons!

Best regards,

Chris

[Migintosh]

I don't use InCopy, so maybe "assignment" is a term they use, but other than that, it sounds like you're working with supplied files from a tutorial. Without knowing what files you have, it's hard to know how to help you. Then again, I could be completely wrong.

[ChrisM2M]

Hello,

Thank you for your respons.

This the worklfow:
- The lay-out of the pages are made in Indesign: 1 layer for Dutch text and images, 1 layer for English text and images.
- To deliver the lay-out to the client I have to make an 'assignment' (Indesign > Edit > Incopy > Ad layer to assignment)
- I have marked in the Option settings of the assignment: 'Linked image files...' The images (foto's, logo's, etc.) should be included in the package.
- In a few indesign files the images are not included anymore. But sometimes it works.

Best regards,
Chris

[BobLevine]

Are you positive that the frames are graphic frames and not unassigned content? If so, if you choose to export all and skip the assignment does it export the frames?