Does anyone here use Prinergy 7.5 with the Kodak OPI workflow?

Is there anyone here with Prinect that can talk about their JDF import processes? PM or direct contact me.

http://go.enfocus.com/webmail/133081/24322958/f2d5e6660ec6bfbfa472438f9b5e80d2eb7aca10b1b4a6240b2305a603699bac

Especially for drupa 2016, we offer a unique PitStop upgrade opportunity for both PitStop Pro and PitStop server. A final chance to upgrade to the latest version which includes tons of new features and this for a never seen price.
PitStop Pro 13
Unique upgrade opportunity*

Upgrade from v10 or earlier  See the new features 1 year maintenance €349 - $399

PitStop Server 13  Unique upgrade opportunity* Upgrade from v10 or earlier  See the new features 1 year maintenance €1.599 - $1,699

This limited time bundle offers existing PitStop Pro 10, 9, 8 or 7 users the ability to upgrade to the current version at a discounted price PLUS receive a second new full license of PitStop Pro 11*. Urge your customers who are still on these earlier versions of PitStop Pro to take advantage of this special offer and benefit from the latest Enfocus preflighting and editing technology, including the all-new Smart Preflighting.

Let me know. I need version info and product keys.

COTV (Chicken of the VNC) doesn't appear to works too well when running on Mac OS X 10.7 and connecting to NON-10.7 clients.

The "serving" Mac in question has 10.6.8 and is using Apple's screen sharing with VNC access. The remote connecting Mac is 10.7.x. Does anyone have a suggestion on reliable Mac VNC clients? JollyFastVNC doesn't seem to play well running on a 10.7 client accessing 10.6.x.

I suppose I may have to use an alternate VNC server...

Thanks for any leads.

Enfocus released today Update 1 which brings PitStop Pro 10 & Acrobat X compatibility. Get 'em while they're hot!

For you callas pdfToolbox users there was also a maintenance release for pdfToolbox Desktop/Plug-in and Server versions. But it's been Acrobat X compatible for a while

http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/datacenter/?p=2689&tag=rbxccnbtr1

Are there any other webinars that you might be interested in attending? I'm open to ideas for new, or repeating, webinars.

axaio software announces today the availability of the latest version of its MadeToPrint line of products. This version adds the capability to output fully imposed PDFs to its feature set.

axaio's MadeToPrint offers the capability of standardizing the output of InDesign or Quark documents. Many times files need to be sent to different locations, with different file requirements, or one file can contain multiple language versions. MadeToPrint allows saving all these settings in one simple PrintJob for consistent hassle free output. MadeToPrint also permits full file-naming control, offering the user the capability to define the name on a set of variables such as Time, Machine Name, Language version, etc.

axaio's MadeToPrint product line consists of MadeToPrint Standard, MadeToPrint Auto and MadeToPrint Server adding each time a level of automation and resilience. The Auto and Server versions integrate seamlessly into publishing systems like vjoon's K4 or WoodWing's Smart Connection Enterprise and Enfocus' Switch automation platform.

While axaio already had the capability of creating single page output from a multi-page document for easier imposition, it now adds the capability to impose anything from simple booklets to fully-fledged brochures and books. The technology comes from axaio's sister company callas and is used in callas pdfToolbox and pdfToolbox Server. It is a powerful yet very easy imposition engine that does not take an expert to use it. MadeToPrint is already very popular with big publishing houses around the globe, now, this feature combined with all of axaio's other output functionality, opens MadeToPrint up for digital and conventional printers.

axaio's MadeToPrint PrintJobs can now also be exported and imported for easier exchange of output setting amongst users or towards customers.

If you would like more information please visit http://www.tools4media.com/?q=contact or contact me directly.

Today Callas Software has released a stand alone version of their popular PDF editing package pdfToolbox 4.3.

The stand alone editor has all the features of the plug-in without the overhead of Adobe Acrobat. The stand alone application is a very fast and efficient environment for manipulating PDF's. Please feel free to download a trial version at:

Mac version: http://www.callassoftware.com/callas/doku.php/en:download:form?product=callas_pdfToolbox4&platform=Mac&purge=true

Windows version: http://www.callassoftware.com/callas/doku.php/en:download:form?product=callas_pdfToolbox4&platform=Win&purge=true

Here in the US I am representing a product from Elpical called Claro Premedia Server. The primary use for the software is intelligent image enhancement. The basis of the enhancements is two part. The first is a detailed analysis of the image itself using Elpical proprietary technology. The second part of the analysis comes from the EXIF information embedded in the image. Images embedded in PDF's can be processed as well as TIFF, EPS, JPEG, and camera RAW images. If you've used Agfa Intellitune or Fuji C-Fit you have an idea of what can be done. Elpical goes further in it's analysis and is more flexible with input/output formats.

If you would like to see what Claro can do I'd be happy to process some sample images or PDF's for you. Just send me an email and I'll send you my FTP information. No pressure. If anything I would simply appreciate your feedback.