The first thing that you need to do is create a package of your InDesign® document. To do this, you will need to open your document in InDesign on your computer.

Click 'File > Package'

Click 'Package...'

NB - This screen will show you if any fonts are missing. If they are, they will not be packaged. Any fonts missing from the package will not be available in one2edit when the fonts are uploaded.

Fill in a filename and click 'Continue'.

1. Give the Package a name.
2. Select 'Copy Fonts', 'Copy Linked Graphics' and 'Update Graphic Links in Package',
3. Click 'Package'

This will create a folder containing all the files required for the InDesign file other than the fonts, which we will package separately.

To package the fonts, simply browse to the document's directory on your hard-drive and compress the 'Document fonts' directory into a .zip file (using your favourite method).

On a Mac, this can be done by right-clicking the 'Document fonts' directory and choosing 'Compress...'

NB - be sure to give the font package a meaningful name (e.g. MyDocumentNameFonts.zip) because this is what will be used to identify the font package after it has been uploaded to the one2edit™ servers.

We will now move the fonts package out of the document package folder.

We do not need this in the document package we are going to upload to the one2edit™ server.

We now need to compress the document package into a .zip file for uploading to the one2edit™ asset space.

Simply compress the package folder, using the same method as in the previous step.

You should now have two .zip file packages located in your folder.

The next steps will be to upload these packages to the one2edit™ system.