Adobe Indesign CS 3.0
I am attempting to repackage Adobe Indesign CS 3.0 for Group Policy deployment and have come accross and error that I would appreciate some feedback on. The error I am getting is:
Error 1911: Could not register type library for file C:\Program Files\Adobe Indesign CS\Required\Scripting.rpln. Contact your support personnel
I noticed that some people have mentioned similar errors when packaging other Adobe products and suggested removing the rows from the typelib table. I have done this and now my package deploys but I was wondering what where the implications, if any, of doing this?
Any thoughts would be appreciated [:D]
I noticed that some people have mentioned similar errors when packaging other Adobe products and suggested removing the rows from the typelib table. I have done this and now my package deploys but I was wondering what where the implications, if any, of doing this?
Any thoughts would be appreciated [:D]
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Cocopq
20 years ago
Well it may have implactions down alone the line I am actually doing this package at the moment - I removed the entry and used WISECOMCAPTURE to capture all the registering information and Importing it as Reg entrys and not placing them in advertising tables - I suggest you do the same!
I actually have another issue once opening a indd file with Quicktime movs and trying to fix them to approciate locations a Quicktime Error appears "Quicktime is missing software required to perform this operation Unfortunitely it is not available on the Quick Time Server"
Anybody have any ideas on this one??
I actually have another issue once opening a indd file with Quicktime movs and trying to fix them to approciate locations a Quicktime Error appears "Quicktime is missing software required to perform this operation Unfortunitely it is not available on the Quick Time Server"
Anybody have any ideas on this one??
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