Recent content by kyle

I'm running a very old version of Pitstop, so hopefully this is still relevant. Pitstop quickrun favorites have keyboard shortcuts and appear as menu items. Acrobat javascript and Applescript can invoke menu items, and Applescript can invoke keyboard shortcuts.

No, I only have the SX. Have you asked ECO3?

Attached is a document for the SX models.

If you can make a raster PDF proof from your RIP system, try ripping each version with black turned off. Produce a PDF proof from each. If the RIP system doesn't put metadata in the PDF (e.g., the date and time of processing), you should get identical files for each proof if the rasterized...

Our Apogee Prepress version 9 licensing is matched to the IP address. It asks the operating system for a single IP address rather than enumerating all interfaces. If you have more than one interface (and therefore more than one IP address) then changing the interface metrics to promote a...

I don't know anything about the HP printer. I recently considered P9000 vs P9570 to replace our two 9900 printers we use exclusively for printing color proofs. Those are the same as the 7900 you have and the P7000 and P7570 you are considering, except with a width of 44 inches instead of 24...

Are there slightly different versions of black that break at arbitrary edges that do not correspond to the edges of any elements in the PDF? I think that's what I'm seeing. Our Fiery does that all the time but thankfully it has never been noticeable. If you rasterize (process and hold) then you...

This isn't a 3D printing forum, but I'll tell you what I do. I have a delta FDM printer with a Bowden tube. I let the nozzle go below 120 degrees Celsius, then I release the PTC fitting at the bottom of the tube where it connects to the head and attempt to push out filament. Since the nozzle is...

I don't see any Greek or Chinese characters in either of those. The CSV file could look different to different viewers, depending on assumed encoding. The two documents mostly match from my perspective, though there are a few discrepancies. Was the CSV file created by the Heidelberg software...

Please post an example of text before and after the change.

Whatever created the PDF is the actual problem - it's not preparing it for the labels you're using. Your printer is probably printing the PDF correctly. Try to zoom the PDF until it's actual size on your screen, then overlay your label sheet on your screen. That might help you realize what the...

It looks like the position in your PDF is not correct so ideally you would fix this upstream. The position in the PDF actually looks slightly higher (more wrong) than your printed sheet. So unless the label sheets are asymmetrical and you loaded the paper 180 degrees off, whatever made that PDF...

What Steve0 posted sounded like the most plausible explanation to me, but then you posted your measurements from another machine that look fine. I'm guessing your measurement technique isn't different between the two machines. Though that explanation is probably no longer applicable, keep in...

I've never seen measurements that erratic. I always look at the measurements to make sure nothing looks wrong after calibrating, so I've probably seen that screen several hundred times. The Fiery forum thread referenced by ColorMonkey seems to talk mostly about profile issues, but since the...

Do you have "spot color matching" turned on in advanced color settings for the job? Is it just one problematic file or any spot color from any file? I've seen a few PDFs where the colorant name had a space at the end. I once had some strange caching problems that required me to delete the entry...