This update contains the Adobe® InDesign® CS2 Help package that needs to be installed if you receive the following error message when trying to access the InDesign CS2 Help files:
"The topic you want to view applies to a CS2 product you have not installed."
For additional information, see Technical Document #319210.

This update contains the Adobe® InDesign® CS2 Help package that needs to be installed if you receive the following error message when trying to access the InDesign CS2 Help files:

"The topic you want to view applies to a CS2 product you have not installed."

For additional information, see Technical Document #319210.

This update contains the Adobe® InDesign® CS2 Help package that needs to be installed if you receive the following error message when trying to access the InDesign CS2 Help files:

"The topic you want to view applies to a CS2 product you have not installed."

For additional information, see Technical Document #319210.

This April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update for Adobe® InDesign® CS 3.0.1 software provides key fixes that allow users to open InDesign Interchange (INX) format files exported from InDesign CS2 in InDesign CS. Other fixes cover the following areas: Text & Fonts, Styles, Document Setup, Bridge Workflow for use with InCopy CS, Graphics, Hyperlinks, Links, Printing, Page Items, Info Palette, PDF Export, Bookmarks, Layout, Conversion, Indexing, and others. For more information, refer to the Adobe InDesign CS 3.0.1 ReadMe file. To determine whether you have already installed this update, review this technical document.

For InDesign CS2 upgrade information, visit the Adobe Store.

IMPORTANT NOTES
Due to INX file format changes, older InDesign CS 3.0.1 INX files will not open in a version that has the InDesign CS 3.0.1 April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update applied. Before applying this update, open any of your existing CS INX files in a version of InDesign CS that does not have the April 2005 update applied, and save them out as INDD files so they can be opened after the update is installed.

This update enables the Save Back workflow only from InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS. InDesign 2.x will not open InDesign CS or InDesign CS2 INX files.

This April 2005 update includes fixes from the original InDesign CS 3.0.1 updates (posted in March 2004 and August 2004), as well as new fixes. Users who installed the original updates will need to install the April 2005 version to receive the new fixes. The original updates are no longer available separately.

This April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update for Adobe® InDesign® CS 3.0.1 software provides key fixes that allow users to open InDesign Interchange (INX) format files exported from InDesign CS2 in InDesign CS. Other fixes cover the following areas: Text & Fonts, Styles, Document Setup, Bridge Workflow for use with InCopy CS, Graphics, Hyperlinks, Links, Printing, Page Items, Info Palette, PDF Export, Bookmarks, Layout, Conversion, Indexing, and others. For more information, refer to the Adobe InDesign CS 3.0.1 ReadMe file. To determine whether you have already installed this update, review this technical document.

For InDesign CS2 upgrade information, visit the Adobe Store.

IMPORTANT NOTES:
Due to INX file format changes, older InDesign CS 3.0.1 INX files will not open in a version that has the InDesign CS 3.0.1 April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update applied. Before applying this update, open any of your existing CS INX files in a version of InDesign CS that does not have the April 2005 update applied, and save them out as INDD files so they can be opened after the update is installed.

This update enables the Save Back workflow only from InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS. InDesign 2.x will not open InDesign CS or InDesign CS2 INX files.

This April 2005 update includes fixes from the original InDesign CS 3.0.1 updates (posted in March 2004 and August 2004), as well as new fixes. Users who installed the original updates will need to install the April 2005 version in order to receive the new fixes. The original updates are no longer available separately.

This April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update for Adobe® InDesign® CS 3.0.1 software provides key fixes that allow users to open InDesign Interchange (INX) format files exported from InDesign CS2 in InDesign CS. Other fixes cover the following areas: Text & Fonts, Styles, Document Setup, Bridge Workflow for use with InCopy CS, Graphics, Hyperlinks, Links, Printing, Page Items, Info Palette, PDF Export, Bookmarks, Layout, Conversion, Indexing, and others. For more information, refer to the Adobe InDesign CS 3.0.1 ReadMe file. To determine whether you have already installed this update, review this technical document.

For InDesign CS2 upgrade information, visit the Adobe Store.

IMPORTANT NOTES
Due to INX file format changes, older InDesign CS 3.0.1 INX files will not open in a version that has the InDesign CS 3.0.1 April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update applied. Before applying this update, open any of your existing CS INX files in a version of InDesign CS that does not have the April 2005 update applied, and save them out as INDD files so they can be opened after the update is installed.

This update enables the Save Back workflow only from InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS. InDesign 2.x will not open InDesign CS or InDesign CS2 INX files.

This April 2005 update includes fixes from the original InDesign CS 3.0.1 updates (posted in March 2004 and August 2004), as well as new fixes. Users who installed the original updates will need to install the April 2005 version to receive the new fixes. The original updates are no longer available separately.

This April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update for Adobe® InDesign® CS 3.0.1 software provides key fixes that allow users to open InDesign Interchange (INX) format files exported from InDesign CS2 in InDesign CS. Other fixes cover the following areas: Text & Fonts, Styles, Document Setup, Bridge Workflow for use with InCopy CS, Graphics, Hyperlinks, Links, Printing, Page Items, Info Palette, PDF Export, Bookmarks, Layout, Conversion, Indexing, and others. For more information, refer to the Adobe InDesign CS 3.0.1 ReadMe file. To determine whether you have already installed this update, review this technical document.
For InDesign CS2 upgrade information, visit the Adobe Store.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Due to INX file format changes, older InDesign CS 3.0.1 INX files will not open in a version that has the InDesign CS 3.0.1 April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update applied. Before applying this update, open any of your existing CS INX files in a version of InDesign CS that does not have the April 2005 update applied, and save them out as INDD files so they can be opened after the update is installed.
This update enables the Save Back workflow only from InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS. InDesign 2.x will not open InDesign CS or InDesign CS2 INX files.
This April 2005 update includes fixes from the original InDesign CS 3.0.1 updates (posted in March 2004 and August 2004), as well as new fixes. Users who installed the original updates will need to install the April 2005 version in order to receive the new fixes. The original updates are no longer available separately.

This April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update for Adobe® InDesign® CS 3.0.1 software provides key fixes that allow users to open InDesign Interchange (INX) format files exported from InDesign CS2 in InDesign CS. Other fixes cover the following areas: Text & Fonts, Styles, Document Setup, Bridge Workflow for use with InCopy CS, Graphics, Hyperlinks, Links, Printing, Page Items, Info Palette, PDF Export, Bookmarks, Layout, Conversion, Indexing, and others. For more information, refer to the Adobe InDesign CS 3.0.1 ReadMe file. To determine whether you have already installed this update, review this technical document.
For InDesign CS2 upgrade information, visit the Adobe Store.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Due to INX file format changes, older InDesign CS 3.0.1 INX files will not open in a version that has the InDesign CS 3.0.1 April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update applied. Before applying this update, open any of your existing CS INX files in a version of InDesign CS that does not have the April 2005 update applied, and save them out as INDD files so they can be opened after the update is installed.
This update enables the Save Back workflow only from InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS. InDesign 2.x will not open InDesign CS or InDesign CS2 INX files.
This April 2005 update includes fixes from the original InDesign CS 3.0.1 updates (posted in March 2004 and August 2004), as well as new fixes. Users who installed the original updates will need to install the April 2005 version to receive the new fixes. The original updates are no longer available separately.

This April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update for Adobe® InDesign® CS 3.0.1 software provides key fixes that allow users to open InDesign Interchange (INX) format files exported from InDesign CS2 in InDesign CS. Other fixes cover the following areas: Text & Fonts, Styles, Document Setup, Bridge Workflow for use with InCopy CS, Graphics, Hyperlinks, Links, Printing, Page Items, Info Palette, PDF Export, Bookmarks, Layout, Conversion, Indexing, and others. For more information, refer to the Adobe InDesign CS 3.0.1 ReadMe file. To determine whether you have already installed this update, review this technical document.

For InDesign CS2 upgrade information, visit the Adobe Store.

IMPORTANT NOTES:
Due to INX file format changes, older InDesign CS 3.0.1 INX files will not open in a version that has the InDesign CS 3.0.1 April 2005 (CS2 Compatibility) update applied. Before applying this update, open any of your existing CS INX files in a version of InDesign CS that does not have the April 2005 update applied, and save them out as INDD files so they can be opened after the update is installed.

This update enables the Save Back workflow only from InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS. InDesign 2.x will not open InDesign CS or InDesign CS2 INX files.

This April 2005 update includes fixes from the original InDesign CS 3.0.1 updates (posted in March 2004 and August 2004), as well as new fixes. Users who installed the original updates will need to install the April 2005 version in order to receive the new fixes. The original updates are no longer available separately.

Adobe's SING architecture answers a requirement of "gaiji" for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean typography. The term "gaiji" is a Japanese word meaning "supplemental glyph" or "supplemental character." In this context, it means: Any character or glyph that is valid in your written language, but is not in the font you are using. The SING architecture provides a way for users to extend their fonts with individual new "glyphlets," representing variant glyph shapes, or symbols. These glyphlets are embedded in documents and can be used for editing at other points in the workflow.

This download is a Technology Preview of the SING gaiji technology, to let customers and developers begin to evaluate the SING architecture. It extends Adobe® InDesign® CS_J and provides some glyphlets for the Adobe Kozuka Mincho typeface family as well as a Glyphlet Management Tool.

Note: This Technology Preview is not supported by Adobe; it is for evaluation only. You must have the Japanese version of Adobe InDesign CS, and a Japanese-capable operating system, to install and use it. We invite you to report any problems or other feedback you have by submitting them to [email protected]. Our Product Management and Quality Assurance teams review this information, and improvements you suggest may be incorporated into future releases. (Please note that you will receive an e-mail confirming receipt of your feedback but that you may not receive any other information.)

Adobe's SING architecture answers a requirement of "gaiji" for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean typography. The term "gaiji" is a Japanese word meaning "supplemental glyph" or "supplemental character." In this context, it means: Any character or glyph that is valid in your written language, but is not in the font you are using. The SING architecture provides a way for users to extend their fonts with individual new "glyphlets," representing variant glyph shapes, or symbols. These glyphlets are embedded in documents and can be used for editing at other points in the workflow.
This download is a Technology Preview of the SING gaiji technology, to let customers and developers begin to evaluate the SING architecture. It extends Adobe® InDesign® CS_J and provides some glyphlets for the Adobe Kozuka Mincho typeface family as well as a Glyphlet Management Tool.
Note: This Technology Preview is not supported by Adobe; it is for evaluation only. You must have the Japanese version of Adobe InDesign CS, and a Japanese-capable operating system, to install and use it. We invite you to report any problems or other feedback you have by submitting them to [email protected]. Our Product Management and Quality Assurance teams review this information, and improvements you suggest may be incorporated into future releases. (Please note that you will receive an e-mail confirming receipt of your feedback but that you may not receive any other information.)

Adobe's SING architecture answers a requirement of "gaiji" for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean typography. The term "gaiji" is a Japanese word meaning "supplemental glyph" or "supplemental character." In this context, it means: Any character or glyph that is valid in your written language, but is not in the font you are using. The SING architecture provides a way for users to extend their fonts with individual new "glyphlets," representing variant glyph shapes, or symbols. These glyphlets are embedded in documents and can be used for editing at other points in the workflow.

This download is a Technology Preview of the SING gaiji technology, to let customers and developers begin to evaluate the SING architecture. It extends Adobe® InDesign® CS_J and provides some glyphlets for the Adobe Kozuka Mincho typeface family as well as a Glyphlet Management Tool.

Note: This Technology Preview is not supported by Adobe; it is for evaluation only. You must have the Japanese version of Adobe InDesign CS, and a Japanese-capable operating system, to install and use it. We invite you to report any problems or other feedback you have by submitting them to [email protected]. Our Product Management and Quality Assurance teams review this information, and improvements you suggest may be incorporated into future releases. (Please note that you will receive an e-mail confirming receipt of your feedback but that you may not receive any other information.)

Adobe's SING architecture answers a requirement of "gaiji" for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean typography. The term "gaiji" is a Japanese word meaning "supplemental glyph" or "supplemental character." In this context, it means: Any character or glyph that is valid in your written language, but is not in the font you are using. The SING architecture provides a way for users to extend their fonts with individual new "glyphlets," representing variant glyph shapes, or symbols. These glyphlets are embedded in documents and can be used for editing at other points in the workflow.
This download is a Technology Preview of the SING gaiji technology, to let customers and developers begin to evaluate the SING architecture. It extends Adobe® InDesign® CS_J and provides some glyphlets for the Adobe Kozuka Mincho typeface family as well as a Glyphlet Management Tool.
Note: This Technology Preview is not supported by Adobe; it is for evaluation only. You must have the Japanese version of Adobe InDesign CS, and a Japanese-capable operating system, to install and use it. We invite you to report any problems or other feedback you have by submitting them to [email protected]. Our Product Management and Quality Assurance teams review this information, and improvements you suggest may be incorporated into future releases. (Please note that you will receive an e-mail confirming receipt of your feedback but that you may not receive any other information.)

Adobe's SING architecture answers a requirement of "gaiji" for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean typography. The term "gaiji" is a Japanese word meaning "supplemental glyph" or "supplemental character." In this context, it means: Any character or glyph that is valid in your written language, but is not in the font you are using. The SING architecture provides a way for users to extend their fonts with individual new "glyphlets," representing variant glyph shapes, or symbols. These glyphlets are embedded in documents and can be used for editing at other points in the workflow.

This download is a Technology Preview of the SING gaiji technology, to let customers and developers begin to evaluate the SING architecture. It extends Adobe® InDesign® CS_J and provides some glyphlets for the Adobe Kozuka Mincho typeface family as well as a Glyphlet Management Tool.

Note: This Technology Preview is not supported by Adobe; it is for evaluation only. You must have the Japanese version of Adobe InDesign CS, and a Japanese-capable operating system, to install and use it. We invite you to report any problems or other feedback you have by submitting them to [email protected]. Our Product Management and Quality Assurance teams review this information, and improvements you suggest may be incorporated into future releases. (Please note that you will receive an e-mail confirming receipt of your feedback but that you may not receive any other information.)

Adobe's SING architecture answers a requirement of "gaiji" for Japanese, Chinese, and Korean typography. The term "gaiji" is a Japanese word meaning "supplemental glyph" or "supplemental character." In this context, it means: Any character or glyph that is valid in your written language, but is not in the font you are using. The SING architecture provides a way for users to extend their fonts with individual new "glyphlets," representing variant glyph shapes, or symbols. These glyphlets are embedded in documents and can be used for editing at other points in the workflow.

This download is a Technology Preview of the SING gaiji technology, to let customers and developers begin to evaluate the SING architecture. It extends Adobe® InDesign® CS_J and provides some glyphlets for the Adobe Kozuka Mincho typeface family as well as a Glyphlet Management Tool.

Note: This Technology Preview is not supported by Adobe; it is for evaluation only. You must have the Japanese version of Adobe InDesign CS, and a Japanese-capable operating system, to install and use it. We invite you to report any problems or other feedback you have by submitting them to [email protected]. Our Product Management and Quality Assurance teams review this information, and improvements you suggest may be incorporated into future releases. (Please note that you will receive an e-mail confirming receipt of your feedback but that you may not receive any other information.)

Adobe® InDesign® software can enter a buffer overrun state when the Open a File dialog box is accessed. This state may cause InDesign to quit or shut down, and you may receive the error "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem persists, contact the program vendor." The InDesign 2.0.2 Unexpected Quit fix resolves this issue.

Adobe® InDesign® software can enter a buffer overrun state when the Open a File dialog box is accessed. This state may cause InDesign to unexpectedly quit, and you may receive the error "The application InDesign has unexpectedly quit." The InDesign 2.0.2 Unexpected Quit fix resolves this issue.

Adobe® InDesign® software can enter a buffer overrun state when the Open a File dialog box is accessed. This state may cause InDesign to quit or shut down, and you may receive the error "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem persists, contact the program vendor." The InDesign 2.0.2 Unexpected Quit fix resolves this issue.

Adobe® InDesign® software can enter a buffer overrun state when the Open a File dialog box is accessed. This state may cause InDesign to unexpectedly quit, and you may receive the error "The application InDesign has unexpectedly quit." The InDesign 2.0.2 Unexpected Quit fix resolves this issue.

Adobe® InDesign® software can enter a buffer overrun state when the Open a File dialog box is accessed. This state may cause InDesign to unexpectedly quit, and you may receive the error "The application InDesign has unexpectedly quit." The InDesign 2.0.2 Unexpected Quit fix resolves this issue.