Impossible d'exporter en PDF sur Indesign CC

Bonsoir,
Ce problème persiste avec indesign CC, ce dernier ne veut pas exporter en PDF, et me sort ce message, en cliquant sur "Ok
en cliquant sur "Ok" je reçois ce message:
Une solution à proposer?
Je vous remercie

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Problème exportation pdf sur Indesign

Bonjour,
J'ai un problème avec Indesign. Lorsque je veux exporter mon pdf il me dit "Impossible d'exporter le pdf" et n'ai pas d'autres explications.
Je ne comprends pas car j'ai déjà exporter ce pdf une première fois sans aucuns problèmes.
Les liens sont tous bons, les photos ne sont pas spécialement lourdes,...
Merci de votre aide.

Bonjour et merci !
Malheureusement je ne suis pas assez douée en anglais pour comprendre des explications sur Indesign.
Pas de message d’erreur sur le contrôle en amont et je n’utilise pas de variables….
Je ne sais pas si je peux apporter des explications en plus, c’est clairement incompréhensible ! Et Indesign ne précise pas du tout pourquoi je ne peux pas exporter….
Merci.
Le 13 janv. 2015 à 09:19, vinny38 <[email protected]> a écrit :
Problème exportation pdf sur Indesign
created by vinny38 in InDesign - View the full discussion
Salut,
on manque un peu d'info...
dis moi quand meme si tu as des messages d'erreur lors du contrôle en amont.
Egalement, merci de préciser si tu utilises des variables dans ton doc (une variable qui appelle un style non appliqué peut générer ce problème.... parmi tant d'autres raisons)
Si tu parles un peu anglais, je te conseille de reformuler ta question en anglais, tu auras beaucoup plus de personnes aptes à t'aider
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Have a look at this generic document to help you troubleshoot: http://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/troubleshoot-printing-pdf-export-indesign.html
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Bonsoir tout le monde,
J'arrive pas a exporter en format PDF, en lançant l'exportation je reçois un message d'avertissement:
en cliquant sur OK je reçois ça:
et apres il se passe rien!!
Quelqu'un aurait une explication à ça?
Je vous remercie

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