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Hello,
I use the CS3-Server with the Java API, I have to export a pagepreview from a certain page of an indd-document as JPEG. The page that I have to export contains images each with a size greater than 600 MB. At the moment I call the doExport-method of the document-object. My JPEGExportPreferences are all set to lowresolution (72 dpi) and low JPEGQuality (kJPEGOptionsQualityLow).
But the JPEG-Export always lasts over 20 seconds which is too long.
The document must contain these images. This cannot be changed.
Now I search different way to get a pagepreview. When Indesign saves a document it saves previews as well, is it possible to use these previews? Or does anybody know a way to tell Indesign to use its internal preview instead of the large image to generate the pagepreview?
I already tried to unlink the image but the unlink-process lasts even longer than the preview generation process itself :-), even the relink to an non-existant image did not work.
I don´t know how to handle this...Does anybody run into this problem before and perhaps can help me, PLEASE?
Thank you!
Gregor

The short answer is not yet - although the expectation of 64-bit Aperture is that it HAS to be out SOON. I shoot a lot of film in medium and large format and the scans are 16bit 4000dpi some of my files exceed 2gigs and still use Aperture to organize them along with references to my negative files but Aperture will not deal with 1G files right now no matter how much memory you jamb in your machine it is pure 32bit and cannot manage multiple 32bit address spaces soooo....
4G address space - OS X and shared 32bit reserved address space - program/text space - the amount of memory Aperture uses for other things - etc = a lot less than 4G actually a lot less than 2G.
Hope that makes a long story short. Just thank heavens that OS X did not reserve 2G in address space like some older unicies.
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