To remove all formatting complete while in InDesign, simply: Select text in question or Select All Click on Basic Paragraph in Paragraph Style panel Control-Shift-Click or Command-Shift-Click on Clear Overrides button in Paragraph Style panel shown above ... View more

I assume you using the Adobe Publish Online feature. Or are you using some other service? Why not put your own navigation buttons directly on the page in InDesign? That way, users can use either method. ... View more

Are you clearing any style overrides in the Paragraph Style panel? Select your text and see if the button below is active. If so, click it. When getting text from Word, either Paste without Formatting--or File>Place, click Show Import Options, and remove formatting at that time. ... View more

960 x 720 at 96 ppi is not what I would call high quality. For printing purposes, that would yield at image about 3.2x2.4 inches at 300 ppi, and 6.4x4.8 at 150 ppi. If you are not scaling it in ID, it is only at 96 ppi--way too low for reasonable output. At that resolution, the PDF export settings would leave it untouched. (Word can make the low-res image look good because it uses anti-aliasing on screen.) ... View more

You're right. Sorry. Missed that post since I was typing mine at same time. ... View more

To disable background tasks, see solution 4 at: Export to PDF (Print) in InDesign hangs and cannot quit ... View more

Open the scan in Photoshop and resave under a new name, possible format. See if that helps. ... View more

Very clever, Vinny38! I notice that you have to be careful with some artwork--most of my AI file disappears. I imagine I would have to replace the black in the art with registration color for it to work. ... View more

As Bob mentioned, download the Creative Cloud trail version to test the file. (Note it is only a 7-day trail, so once you install it, use it ASAP.) ... View more

Try doing the 50/50 or binary test: Output the first half of the document (1-133) Output the second half of the document (134-266) If both fail, you could have a font problem. If one half outputs, take the "bad" half and output those pages in two halves. For example, if the first half fails, output: Pages 1-66 Pages 67-133 See if you can get one section to output and one to fail. Continue taking the "bad" section and output that in halves. Continue again until you can pinpoint the problem. For compatibility mode: ... View more

If all else fails, check out this service: https://markzware.com/products/file-recovery-service/ ... View more

Cool... possibly, but I think we would probably see support for AI layers in Premiere Pro first. However, one [should] never says never... ... View more

From your previous posts, it seems as if you are trying to solve a problem not of your making... Graphic design cannot be done with just one tool. Most print work requires one to use InDesign, Photoshop, some Illustrator, and possibly Acrobat. For print, EPUBs, PDFs, and apps, I would agree with the designers. (For EPUBs and apps, you could had Animate to the list of programs.) For Video--Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Audition would be the better choices. They are mistaken for video however--Illustrator or Photoshop would be the "better" tool for creating external graphics. Both Photoshop and Illustrator have resets for video; note that InDesign does not. In Premiere Pro, Photoshop layers are supported; Illustrator layers are flattened and rasterized. In After Effects, both Photoshop and Illustrator layers are supported. AE also supports continuous rastazeration of AI files. ... View more

Sorry-meant to attach a graphic... And thank you. ... View more

I think the OP wanted the graph from Excel, not the Excel file as a table. ... View more

Rob: I agree--there has to physically be a page on the same sheet for the imposition to work. I think the OP is dealing with page number aesthetics of having the TOC show page 2 as where the content starts. However, we won't know for sure until the OP responds. ... View more

A "law"... State or federal? I think what is happening is the OP actually IS printing with recto page and the TOC is starting on that page. The OP does not want the pages numbers on the TOC starting content at page 2 (the next page?). Can the OP confirm? ... View more

As Rob (and I stated), there basically has to be a blank page on the opposite side page of the page one shown above. ... View more

It doesn't have to technically (but should). This is with document shuffling turned off with auto page numbers. ... View more

If you turn off Allow Document to Shuffle and change the first page to start numbering at one, the numbering and layout works. However,  with shuffling off, you have the problem the OP described--if you delete a page, it won't fill in the gap (shuffle). If you turn on shuffling again, the page jump out of position. ... View more

If you start your document at page 2 AND use auto numbering on the master pages, this is what you get: ... View more

If the text is threaded from page to page like a novel, you could simply delete the entire spread. The text will "ripple" down, but you may have to add pages at the end. ... View more

I understand what you want to do technically in InDesign, but books in the Western world don't start odd pages on the left. In other words, you don't open a book up to a spread of page 1-2; page 1 would be the first right-hand page (and could be blank). ... View more

However, that would mess up the auto page numbering. ... View more

Are you using auto page numbers? ... View more

Is page one not a right-hand page? ... View more

Sounds like a good job for alternative layouts. Another option is to use a book file and break the document into logical sections. You could have 50 separate books, some linked to the same documents, others with unique documents. OR, you could have one book and just replace the cover document per output. Another option is just use 51 layers, with all the global info on the "master" layer. ... View more

What about alternative layouts? You can link the text edits across versions. You don't need to change the page size or copy styles to new group (if you want the same formatting throughout). For text that is different between versions, you can put in separate text blocks and either not update them or break the link in the Links panel. ... View more