Comment utiliser seulement le «.» lorsqu'on exporte un document dans InDesign CS6

Lorsque je veux exporter un document de plusieurs pages dans Indesign CS6 en jpg, je veux utiliser le .jpg, et rien écrire avant. Une fenêtre apparaît me disant : Les noms débutant par un point «.» sont réservés au système.
Lorsque je travaillais sur le CS5, je pouvais le faire, maintenant c'est impossible. Quelqu'un peut m'aider ? Lorsqu'on a un 60 pages où il faut enlever tous les «0» mis à cause de ce détail, c'est très long.
Merci !

Je travaille avec Mac et je pouvais le faire avec le CS5 ...
Moi aussi je travaille sur Mac et j'ai toutes les versions de CS à CS6… Comme je le disais dans ma réponse, c'est le système qui empêche que le nom d'un fichier commence par un point.
Voici la version d'InDesign que j'ai utilisée pour tester…
en essayant de nommer les fichiers de cette façon…
et voici le message d'erreur que j'obtiens :
Ce sont des numéros de pages de journal que j'exporte en jpg. Voilà pourquoi j'ai besoin de chiffre de 01 à 60.... et non de 001 à 060 !
Là, je ne comprends plus ! À aucun moment dans votre question, vous ne mentionnez le fait que vous voulez nommer vos exports de cette manière.
Je viens de refaire un test, en conservant le nom du fichier InDesign d'origine. J'obtiens ceci : nomdufichier.jpg, puis nomdufichier2.jpg, et ce jusqu'à 60, mais pas de « 0 » supplémentaire ; c'est peut-être lié à la version d'OS que vous utilisez.
Ensuite, on peut utiliser Bridge pour renommer les fichiers par lot, ce qui permet aussi de retirer le « 0 » qui vous gêne.

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