Re: InDesign Server speed?
Re: InDesign Server speed?
- Subject: Re: InDesign Server speed?
- From: Bert Groeneveld <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2010 10:35:10 +0200
| Thanks for the useful tip of not showing the window at all. I'll soon (today) start experimenting with that. Apart from that, what also surprises me is when I run an InDesign script directly from Script debugger a page builds up 3 times faster than when I run the same script from a saved applet. Isn't that strange? I wish the speed of the applet was the same as Script Debuggers execution speed. I must be doing something wrong here, or . . . ?
Bert. On 8 sep 2010, at 00:48, CYB wrote: Anyone having experience with InDesign Server software?
I am interested in and very curious about the speed of InDesign Server
compared to the speed of the Client version which runs in "Fast"
screen mode. At the moment I run scripts with the client version, with
display performance set to "Fast". This is already twice as fast as
with display performance set to "Optimized" or "High Quality".
Background info: an important task of my (InDesign CS3) script is
placing (and scaling) images on pages (sometimes more than 50 pictures
per page). It takes more than 5 minutes to complete a single page with
50 pictures. I was hoping this task could be done in let's say less
than 1 minute ;).
Also: will InDesign CS5 (client or server) probably execute scripts
faster than CS3 or . . . ?
And is there a difference in writing scripts for the client or the
server version? I heard for example that InDesign Server is unable to
work with libraries? (InDesign libraries, I mean). That would be a pity.
Opinions from experienced users are very welcome.
Bert.
Bert, why don’t you try not to show any window at all, then your scripts must run faster.
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