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The status of any InDesign Server Job that enters the system can be followed by using the InDesign Server Jobs Maintenance page of Enterprise Server. Show me how to access the page Step 1. Click I...

InDesign Server installations can be used for handling background tasks for Enterprise Server such as generating previews for articles and layouts. Multiple InDesign Servers can be defined in Enter...

Content for a publication is generated by various team members using different applications: InDesign, Content Station, and InCopy. When users work on a file that is pl...

When making use of InDesign Servers to run InDesign Server Jobs, InDesign Server needs to log in to Enterprise Server. To make this possible, the name of the Enterprise Server to which InDesign Ser...

InDesign Server Jobs are tasks in Enterprise Server that are assigned to one of the configured instances of InDesign Server. Examples: Creating or refreshing a layout preview in the Multi-...

Enterprise Server 10 consists of a folder tree containing various sub folders as shown in the overview below. Main folder Sub folder Content config   System configuration files for the appl...

Note: The File Transfer Server is supported by Content Station 8 or higher; it is not yet supported by Smart Connection. The File Transfer Server separates files from operational data during an upl...

Step 1. Create the folder which is going to serve as the File Transfer Folder. Note: Make sure that the the Web Server user (“IUSR_<servername>”) has read & write access to that folder. ...

Note: Perform this step only when you want to move the File Transfer Server or the File Transfer Folde...

The communication with the File Transfer Server can be made secure through HTTPS. When doing so, the files transferred between client and server are protected against eavesdroppers and man-in-the-m...