@cindy_utama: "Does anyone know how to convert CS3 book files (indb) to InDesign Interchange (inx)?
Is there any way to export indd files in a book file to inx files 'at once' (not by opening and exporting indd files one by one)?
I tried, but didn't manage to do that. Unlike FrameMaker, CS3 doesn't seem to have a function to do this, does it?
By the way, I need the inx files for localization using translation software. Sometimes I have book files that contains a lot of indd files and it's just time consuming to open and export them to inx one by one. I wonder if there's a more convenient way to do it.
Thanks!"
    @leftnotracks: "Interchange is an export format for InDesign documents, not books. The book files can noly be saved.
You could use a script to export multiple files. There is a scripting forum."
    @cindy_utama: "Yes, I know that inx is an export format of InDesign documents.
When you open a book file, you'll see a list of the indd files and I just wonder if it is possible to export all of these indd files "at once". I know that this is possible in FrameMaker.
Maybe I need a script like you said.
Thanks anyway, Scott."
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