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I don't need these extra files muddying up my folders. My company has strict rules about what folders are created and where the files should go within them. Put in the same folder as the incopy files are in.
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This issue has been resolved in the latest version of InDesign - InDesign 18.4
Please update to this version of InDesign from Creative Cloud Desktop application to get the fix.
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It's so random!! Windows here, too. Happens when working on the server. Someone else was working on the same file I was working on. I made lots of changes, and when I tried to save... it was read-only. So I saved it under another name. I went back to the file to make changes and the new file was read-only too. Very frustrating indeed!
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I, too, have been experiencing this. I realize this is an old post, but I found this to be very helpful. It fixed my problem.
https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/graphics-links.html
3/4 down it says this:
"Find missing links"
• To change link settings, open the File Handling section of the Preferences dialog box, and determine whether the Check Links Before Opening Document and Find Missing Links Before Opening Document options are selected.
• To let InDesign attempt to resolve missing links, choose Utilities > Search For Missing Links from the Links panel menu."
I create graphics for other peoples documents. This is an issue every week. I make a point to make sure my styles are not based on the Basic Paragraph Style, and I still run into issues. No matter how clean I try to keep my file, it still reverts to Minion Pro.