I had two jobs tonight that uses RBA and they both worked flawlessly. I have some other archive RBA rules that should fire Saturday morning at 3:00 am so I'll see abut those. So far so good.

Archive RBA worked overnight.

I'm getting tingly all over...     

Pretty exciting huh?

goose bumps an' everything.

our upgrade is right around the corner.

Upgrade day is special. Free unicorn rides and everything!

yeah, unicorn rides...  that's what we'll call it, a unicorn ride...

something pointy up someplace, it's a ride for sure.   

I must be a total geek but I find it fun to write rules or when we write custom rules for a customer to help them out with something that Prinergy/Insite does not do natively.

I like doing rules when they work. They suck when you have to fight with them though!

I still haven't broken out the Callas Preflight+ Toolbox within Prinergy. Once you create a Callas Preflight you can import it into Prinergy. I also found our you can create preflights in Acrobat and import those into Prinergy too. If they want to get really fancy I wish we could import Pitstop preflights and be able to incorporate actions and global changes. That is probably asking for too much though.

Quote from: david on October 17, 2015, 11:40:04 AMyeah, unicorn rides...  that's what we'll call it, a unicorn ride...

something pointy up someplace, it's a ride for sure.   

David, I think you are getting on the wrong ride!

 

When we were at GUA this year, we were in the Lab talking with Kodak and I think when the new preflight works with Insite, we will be able to flag low resolution differently. We will be able to have a warning on images 200-300 dpi but it can be an error on anything less than 200 dpi - or however you want to set it. I thought that was pretty cool.

Quote from: Joe on October 17, 2015, 01:23:11 PMI like doing rules when they work. They suck when you have to fight with them though!

I still haven't broken out the Callas Preflight+ Toolbox within Prinergy. Once you create a Callas Preflight you can import it into Prinergy. I also found our you can create preflights in Acrobat and import those into Prinergy too. If they want to get really fancy I wish we could import Pitstop preflights and be able to incorporate actions and global changes. That is probably asking for too much though.

That's probably a $50k option there Joe.

Quote from: johnny_jay on October 19, 2015, 08:36:51 AMWhen we were at GUA this year, we were in the Lab talking with Kodak and I think when the new preflight works with Insite, we will be able to flag low resolution differently. We will be able to have a warning on images 200-300 dpi but it can be an error on anything less than 200 dpi - or however you want to set it. I thought that was pretty cool.

That would be nice. Even nicer if they could make customers look at the preflight.

got 52 pages approved on Insite...  sadly the big ass red Xs don't mean anything...  large pixels are all the rage these days!

If you have advanced preflight, you get it for free. I think in future releases, it will replace advaced preflight.

I wish too you could make users view preflight, I have a rule that lets me know when they did not use smart review, that is the best I could do.

I just love when 2 months after a job prints the customer call and asks why the images look bad, do you mean the 72 dpi images that you approved.

John