Does anyone know the solution to the "serious error" crashing problem with ID CS3 and Leopard? (10.5.2)
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Update InDesign to 5.0.2.
I've not seen that error, but updating to the 5.0.2 should be the first step.
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What font manager do you use?
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wow thanks everyone for answering. There had been some talk of problems with the Sing system in ID causing problems. I am always suspicious of fonts, so i stick with fontbook, and when there's an issue (as in this case) i enable a very minimal set of fonts i know are well-behaved. Good thought, thanks.
Oh my, PLEASE don't stick with FontBook! It's not made for serious design work. I'd go FontExplorer by Linotype if I were you. It's free and you can even have it manage your system fonts by leaving only the ones you need in library/fonts; saves system resources.
Even handles font conflicts and more.
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