InDesign Expert needed immediatley.

I need about 2 hours of work at the maximum. I am finishing up my lookbook and it is almost fully completed but needs a few minor adjustments done in the next few hours as I have to print this in the morning.

1. the pages are in a spread but are separate individual pages. There are about 4 images that I placed over the 2 pages so they need to be cut in the center so half the image is on one page and half is on the other page for printing.

2. I need you to make sure all the pages have a 1/8th inch bleed.(They seem to have that to me but the print shop was unsure)

3. I need you to label the 50 pages with the same info but different numbers and the same placement on each page. For example:
woman collection/ look 1
(next page) woman collection look 2 etc

4.My InDesign file has been fine until I replaced 6 images. When I tried to close my file it said there are 6 links missing. Those 6 images I inserted are not in the same link folder which is in the same folder as the InDesign file.Does that matter?

5. I need you prepare the document in a hi res format for printing, a med res for my website, and a lo res to email out.

6. My final question is that the InDesign file has been passed around and I want you to check it out and ensure I am getting the maximum resolution for every image as they are large .tiff files. When my print shop is opening the file they said some images were blurry or pix-elated and if that is the case I may have to switch out all the images again with the originals to gain back the resolution.

I need this done in the next 4 hours and I need someone who knows how to solve my 6 questions with ease, and someone who has in-depth knowledge of InDesign. If you do not know how to effectively solve these issues please do not take on this project as I would not to waste your time and I need this in a tight deadline.

Please advise?

Thanks,

M

I need someone who has in-depth knowledge in InDesign so I can finish my project and compile the proper documents and links to send to the printers.