Jeff Ford
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There are many internal as well as external factors that can cause the InDesign application to crash/freeze/hang.
A few workarounds are listed at https://helpx.adobe.com/in/indesign/kb/crash-on-launch.html.
We would recommend you to upgrade to latest version as it is more robust.
If you still face this issue even after updating, please submit the crash report to us. (Guidelines to submit crash are available at https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/kb/submit-crash-reports.html)
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Hello,
We have just received new Dell 5420's and being corporate they need 2017 Indesign 64bit to work with our other software. The error receiving is the PlugPlugOwl.dll crash which I do know that was fixed in the 2019 version. Also, to get 2017 InDesign to launch we found out you can take the 2019 version of the PlugPlugOwl.dll and replace the 2017 version.
Now where I am totally lost and have no idea why this makes sense.
2014 InDesign Works
2019 InDesign Works
2017 InDesign 32bit Works without transferring the PlugPlugOwl.dll
2017 InDesign 64bit does not work at all unless you transfer that .dll
So, why on god's earth the only thing I need is 2017 InDesign 64bit does not. What is so different from the 32bit InDesign and the 64bit InDesign?
The question may come up, If the transferring of the PlugPlugOwl.dll from 2019 to 2017 works so what's the problem. The problem when doing this I do not get the option of creating a new document with Template's also it doesn't show the Recent work will appear here like shown in the picture. All I get is a black screen.
The image is coming from a working 2017 InDesign on a later model Dell.
We cannot change PC's or upgrade to 2019+, we can not also use the 32bit version due to the other software that is needed for News Papers
Any Ideas on this?
Thanks