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Yes, 'but we've always done it that way'! :) For some reason people think the CMYK builds are some kind of bible, and complain when the Lab > CMYK conversions give different numbers.

Agreed, you just have to have the correct Patone naming convention. We covered that in the GWG webinar we did on the options available. Might be of interest to some people. https://gwg.org/learn-more/webinars/watch-gwg-webinars/

Thanks for clarifying. I'm still a bit mystified how this is impacted by the Pantone libraries in Adobe applications though? :)

How do you adjust them, in the DFE or within the PDF files themselves?

Thanks Dov, very good to get your perspective on the situation.

Should be doable. You've got Flip Content, which is based on a page box, Flip Selection, which can be based on visible objects only or maybe even one of the Rotate actions would do it? If you are doing your crop with the Crop Box that's easy, or use the Art Box You should get rid of the excess...

Bit weird. I'll PM you with my email. Would like to take a look at the file if possible?

The Switch part is a separate installer, but it was definitely part of PitStop Server 2020!

Probably because it's an NChannel. Under the 'Acties" dropdown you can change it to another color space. Then you would be able to adjust the fill (I guess).

Just so you know. Switch Core now comes with PitStop Server since 2020. https://www.enfocus.com/en/news/pitstop-server-is-now-a-pdf-workflow

What version of PitStop Server are you running?

You need the file in two hot folders (or three *) the first takes care of the first chunk, and deletes the other pages the second takes care of the second chunk, and deletes the rest Repeat you can can probably get creative on the page count variable if you have Switch Core which comes with...

For native documents apart from the options previously stated there's nothing else. The only other option would be to preflight the output PDF, not the incoming native document. The added benefit of checking the PDF is of course is it could be automated, plus PDF preflight functionality offers a...

Bit of a weird one. Thing is, overprinting CMYK is a bit of a special case. The only way a CMYK channel underneath shows through is if one of the separations above is 0% (OPM1), that then lets the channel underneath come through. The problem here is actually a design issue as the overprint has...

There's some interesting work going on with AI and Machine Learning on 'Image Quality' But nothing that's ready for prime time yet, but it is a fast moving technology Link added for information https://towardsdatascience.com/deep-image-quality-assessment-30ad71641fac

Incoming...

What languages should they be able to communicate in? Europe is quite diverse.

A wise man once said 'Font is a four letter word beginning with F'

What happens if you export from Indesign to a PDF. Are the fonts embedded?

Might be interesting for you! https://imposition.com/webinar/how-to-optimize-accuriojet-km1-with-ultimate-solutions/ and this one from a KM1 user https://imposition.com/press-release/prolist-future-proof-digital-print-production/