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Also this is a goog way to learn about pdf standards: Ghent Workgroup -

Also this is a goog way to learn about pdf standards: Ghent Workgroup -

The only thing I can say about this is, don't convert fonts just buy the official ones. For the rest you can find alot via Google: https://www.google.be/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=convert+mac+font+to+pc+font&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=-vNXUvvpCsmVhQe__oHICg

And why you think Packz is only good for Labels? I have been involved in the Alfa and Beta testings for this software, and must say I am very positive about this soft. If you look for a alternative for ArtPro or Packedge that is. I also heard they are working on a automation solution.

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Change never is easy, but for the professionals in here that like to check out new options: PACKZ Software GmbH Here you can find a new professional pdf editor that has all the tools needed to prepare a print ready file. And it is fast to:=)

Seems strange, only thinh you can do is remove return and reapply it. Than it should be OK

Good question that only Esko can answer. Wat I know is that the initial plan was for them to make a new editor to replace ArtPro and Packedge. But it has been real quite around this.

Fonts always need to be embedded in the pdf.

Are you going to RIP on Nexus? Do you have TotalRIP on Nexus? Do you have GMG software in between to send to the Epson? Are you using Colormanagment?

Hue, Saturation, Color and Liminosity are nonseparable blend modes, and can have unexpected results when sending to a RIP. The only thing you can do is not using these. http://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/pdf/pdfs/pdf_reference_archives/blend_modes.pdf

You could checkout these guys: Softpress » Rather good web design software for Mac With your graphic experience this should be a walk in the park. And the price is OK to.

Saving back is always a risk and could generate mistakes and extra time to handle those files.

We don't edit pdf files, we always work from the original files (native Illustrator and Photoshop).

That explains a lot, Illustrator is not a pdf editor and this can result in bigger files if you change a PDF in this way. Not only that, it also could be you will get unexpected results after editing the file in Illustrator this way. The right way to edit pdf files is to do it in a pdf editor...