- Mac - InDesign and export images in ePub

Hi,
I work on Mac (latest OS X.8.5) with InDesign CC.
I made stylesheets.
I anchor my images to text.
Why when I export I find all my compiled late epub (version 2) images?
Best regards

Frank,
Merci pour votre réponse et de prêter une attention à mon problème.
Vous avez raison le mieux est que vous puissiez juger sur pièces.
Je vous envoie des captures d'écran.
Toutefois il aurait peut être été plus parlant que je vous envoie à la fois le fichier indd et epub en mp ?
Lors de l'export en epub il décompose le texte des images associées.
Dois-je régler les préférences ou ailleurs ?
Alors que j'aimais travailler dans InDesign anciennement, les dernières versions ont énormément progressées et... sont devenues des usines à gaz.
J'en profite pour vous poser une autre question : pourquoi ai-je deux affichages différents. Un avec ancre et l'autre avec le carré bleu en haut à droite ?
En allant dans l'aide d'Adobe j'ai cru comprendre que ce carré permettait de laisser par ex l'image sur le plan de travail en l'ancrant au texte par un signe Y barré ?
Au plaisir de vous lire.
Bonne journée, cdt.

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- MAC- Indesign et export images ePub

Bonjour,
Bien qu'ayant posté déjà sur ce sujet, je n'ai pas trouvé la SOLUTION.
Bien que j'ai regardé les différents posts sur Indesign je n'ai rien trouvé non plus.
Je récidive donc, dans l'espoir de résoudre mon problème.
Je fonctionne sous Mac (dernière version OS X.8.5) avec InDesign CC.
J'ai fait des feuilles de styles.
J'ancre mes images aux textes.
Pourquoi lorsque j'exporte je retrouve toutes mes images compilées en fin d'epub (version 2) ?
Cdt.

Frank,
Merci pour votre réponse et de prêter une attention à mon problème.
Vous avez raison le mieux est que vous puissiez juger sur pièces.
Je vous envoie des captures d'écran.
Toutefois il aurait peut être été plus parlant que je vous envoie à la fois le fichier indd et epub en mp ?
Lors de l'export en epub il décompose le texte des images associées.
Dois-je régler les préférences ou ailleurs ?
Alors que j'aimais travailler dans InDesign anciennement, les dernières versions ont énormément progressées et... sont devenues des usines à gaz.
J'en profite pour vous poser une autre question : pourquoi ai-je deux affichages différents. Un avec ancre et l'autre avec le carré bleu en haut à droite ?
En allant dans l'aide d'Adobe j'ai cru comprendre que ce carré permettait de laisser par ex l'image sur le plan de travail en l'ancrant au texte par un signe Y barré ?
Au plaisir de vous lire.
Bonne journée, cdt.

Possible Bug in ID5.5 When Exporting Images to ePub

Just wanted to relate my experience with exporting images to ePub in InDesign CS5.5. I've already spent the better part of two weeks trying to find a resolution for the problem with Adobe's customer service techs in India. Nice guys, but so far not of much help.
Here's the problem. when exporting ID documents to ePub, and you're selecting your options in the "Image" export dialog box, you are offered two choices: "Fixed" and "Relative to Page." In theory, "Relative to Page" is the best choice because this means your images will be automatically scaled for the different viewing devices (i.e. iPad, Kindle, mobile phone, laptop). If you select "Relative to Page," however, your images will export with pixilation.
This may not happen to everyone, but it happened to me, as well as the last tech I spoke in India. I'm using a MacBook Pro running 10.6.7. Don't know what he was using, but he got the same results on his end when exporting an image to ePub using "Relative to Page." For me, the fonts look especially horrible in Adobe Editions. If you select "Fixed," they'll export just fine, (looked great in Adobe Editions and Kindle Previewer), but don't know how fixed size renders in the different devices.
This particular exchange was last Friday. The tech verified that we had a problem he couldn't solve and told me he had to speak with his "senior," who had already gone home for the weekend. I received an email today informing me that all I had to do was select the high quality performance settings in ID, and the image would look "pretty" while the file was open in the program. Really? I mean, duh. What does that have to do with the EXPORT problem?
And yes, I know to select the maximum quality setting in export. I'm a photographer who has used Photoshop since the 1990s. Used InDesign, QuarkXpress, and Pagemaker, in reverse order for that long as well, so I know how to prepare a file for print and the web. The techs I've spoken with have assured me I'm selecting the correct settings. Program has not only been uninstalled and reinstalled, but I went the extra drastic step of wiping my harddrive and starting over. No third-party plug-ins installed that didn't come with the original Adobe software. Have the latest ID update. The problem simply doesn't have a solution in my case.
Oh, well. As I say, nice guys, but this is my third time speaking with tech support about a problem with Adobe software. Not going to try again. IMHO, the customer service system/process could use some work.

As I said, it may not happen to everyone. Perhaps with a different operating platform or system version it may not happen. I was only reporting it because it happened to not just myself, but to the tech half a world away who shared my screen, saw the problem, and recreated it on his own machine/system.
Here are the selections in the ePub Export dialog box that caused the problem. I can't imagine that what is selected for TOC settings or other non-image settings would have to do with it, but here they are.
1. File > Export > Choose ePub as Format
2. In ePub dialog box: General Settings
Include Document Metadata checked
ePub Cover, you can select Rasterize first page or Use Existing Image File, makes no difference
Ordering, Based on Articles Panel
Formatting Options: Leave as Default
3. In ePub dialog box: Image
Preserve Appearance from Layout checked
Resolution, doesn't matter what you select, all produces the same result
Everything in the first section below this is as default
Image Conversion: JPEG (I've been using JPEG, but also tried it with a TIFF, and even a Photoshop file, no difference)
JPEG Options: Maximum, Progressive
Ignore Object Export Settings: I usually have this checked, but have tried it unchecked, and it made no difference
4. In the ePub dialog box: Contents
Format ePub Content: XHTML
Use InDesign TOC Style checked (I've tried the default, and my own TOC style, no difference)
CSS Options: I've tried Generate CSS and Use existing CSS template, never used Styles only. Made no difference
5. Click OK.
If you need what I do from the beginning...
1. New file: Print (not web, which tends to not honor the HTML tags on export). I typically chose 1024 x 768 because that's the screen resolution for an iPad.
2. Command-D, place file. I've tried JPG, TIFF, even Photoshop files of varying resolutions from 72 to 300. Files sizes from 800x600 to 1024x768 to sizes approximately double this. No difference.
3. Drag cover to Articles Panel and name.
4. Layout rest of eBook, etc.
5. Display performance settings while in ID are set to High Quality.
6. Triple check for errors (always a green light before exporting).
These are ePub files that have validated, after fiddling with the CSS and XHTML file, as necessary, of course. I don't mess with any image coding.
That's the steps!

How to embed SWF in InDesign and export as PDF?

I am trying to do something that seems very simple, but I can't get it to work. I have a simple SWF animation that I have exported from Flash CS5, and I have placed it into my Indesign CS5 document. I checked these items in the Media panel:
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Hi, I have the same issue??
Even when exporting as an interactive pdf.
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hi,
i haven a 360° panoramic flash file.
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Hi, I have the same issue??
Even when exporting as an interactive pdf.
My problem is that I am trying to figure out how to export my swf embedded file into an interactive pdf.
I have created an interactive presentation with buttons, effects etc. After which I exported to swf so that all the effects work.
But when placing the swf file back into indesign and exporting again as an interactive pdf it doesn't work at all, all I get is a white screen. (I need a pdf for clients basically, they dont want any swf or flash files.)
Even though after placing the swf file, in the media window I ticked play on page load as well as chose a cover image for the swf file. Still just a white screen when exporting.
To repeat, I need to know how to convert my swf file into an interactive pdf.
Any pointers please would be great I have some swf presentations I need to change into pdf as soon as possible or before tomorrow to be exact before our monthly meeting with clients.
Please help

What resolution does Pages export Images to EPUB?

I was wondering what resolution Pages09 Exports images to EPUB (which are then readable in iBooks2?)
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I agree it isn't very helpful...but that is all I have been told. Still trying to fiond out what the projector resolution is.
I am using a fit within...but everything I am reading about projectors tells me I should be able to use higher resolution for a projector. This is more of a Foto Magico question as it pertains to images coming from Aperture.
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Indesign CS6 export images and text

Hi there,
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I believe a script that will have a combined interface features as the screen-shots attached would be so awsome for so many Indesign users.
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First, I appologize for being so vague in my post.
@stephen0218. The extended feature I am looking for I would call it Indesign Export Extended, where this would give you way more options than it does now, to export elements, text, images, pages, selections etc.
@[Jongware] They are 2 scripts (not plug-ins): first image is, as Vamitul mentioned, a screen-shot of Russle Brown's script for Image Processor in Photoshop. Tottaly agree, darn fantastic scripting work there.
The next two, are screen-shots of batch-process script that Peter Kahrel wrote. The greatest Indesing script I found. Not to mention it's free too. You can still feel free to donate on his website:http://www.kahrel.plus.com/indesign/batch_convert.html.
For an upcoming project, my need will be to be able to batch export from Indesing, the text as RTF and formated images (cropped as in Indesign) to a certain location.
For text, I have to mention that the all the stories are shaded with Incopy users. So basically, Peter's script does this except, if text is part of an Incopy assignement, won't be able to check-out that story and grab it.
For images, I need to export all the cropped images, with their original colour space, file name and size in pixels.
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- destination folder
- target format/file type
- separate export options for each file format (for instance for images export: file format, compression, colour management, resize to fit, don't enlarge, file naming option etc).
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InDesign Help | Export content for EPUB | CS6

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Color in LR4 shifts yellow-green and exports images shifted red

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Why does my high res photoshop image appear blurry when placed in InDesign and Exported as PDF?

Hi there,
I have a problem I've been trying to solve for days but just can't find the answer anywhere on the internet.
I have a large, good quality photoshop file (2268 x 979 pixels, resolution 300 pixels per inch). When I place it into InDesign, the image appears OK (I've changed my display settings to HIGH) - I then resize it in InDesign to 10% and the file still looks great! Then, when I export it as PDF (high quality print) it looks blurry.
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sorry for my english
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Hi Peter,
The strange thing is, I just come to know, it is working well on InDesign-PC.
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