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CS3 Indesign Plug-in, MAC

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Has anyone successfully installed this new plug-in and gotten it to work from a MAC. I can authenticate just by hitting the HTTP address from docs but when I try to authenticate to MediaBin from Indesign it just sits there after click OK like some type of connection means is missing. Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

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lenoxmike

Similar problem here. The documentation appears to be lacking detail on this for the Mac.

Tips appreciated.

msrinivas

Can you hit the MB web services URL from the MAC? Are you able to authenticate? Do you have the MAC client installed and does that work properly?

Please feel free to reach out to me if the above does not resolve it.

iwTech

Has anyone successfully installed this new plug-in and gotten it to work from a MAC. I can authenticate just by hitting the HTTP address from docs but when I try to authenticate to MediaBin from Indesign it just sits there after click OK like some type of connection means is missing. Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

I success fully installed Indesign Plug-in for CS2 (both Windows & MAC )
Make sure your webservice up & running ,

I will recommend to access from Windows first then try for MAC

CS3 Indesign Plug-in issue -I
CS3 Indesign Plug-in issue -II

-Vin

bfcode_issue.txt

lyman

I can state that our ID plug-in testing is conducted on both PC's and Mac's and so if you are still having problems Support will most certainly be able to track down the issue.

Cheers,

Lyman Hurd

Migrateduser

Thanks for all of the posts, the problem was solved with help from Sansui software, the documentation give you a URL to connect to webservice but its incorrect, you must remove the http:// and allow it to just resolve to port 80