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You have Apogee, perfect! Do you have the 'Split for Proof' license? If so, that is what I was describing. It breaks down the main imposition into either 1-up pages (for unbound jobs) or 2-up spreads (for bound jobs) so that they can be printed on a laser printer. I've been using S4P for about 6...

@SierraOffice, does your workflow offer any kind of feature that can break down the overall ripped imposition into 1-up's and/or printer spreads? If so, you might be able to produce some of your work with a network printer or copier that has a duplexer. Just a thought...

Hi Tonez, I use the USPSIMBStandard font to produce IMB barcodes in Montax. The catch is, there are only 4 glyphs in the font's character map and they are all uppercase letters so your mailing software will need to be able to generate the IMB data as such. Here is a sample of what the data...

Media for which task processor?

Short of loading pre-cut sheets into an Epson (or other brand) and manually flipping the paper over to print the second side, the only automated two-sided proofing solution that I know of is an ImpoProof. https://www.impoproof.com/ Of course, if someone knows of another automated solution...

I realize now that my subject line word choice could have been better. So, I changed "deliver" to "transport" which better describes what I am asking. pd

Ok, that eliminates my first idea. Next question (note that I haven't used Preps in years). In terms of the data Preps writes to a PJTF file, is this a preference setting that can be enabled/disabled? If so, maybe one of Preps' preference files got corrupted or something?

When you save a PJTF file, do you save it to the local hard drive or are you saving it to a network drive?

Which feature(s) did you use most in QBOT?

Interesting. When I first rendered the aforementioned Canva file, I was on Apogee v12. Now, I am on v13.5 and the Canva file renders all 6 positions correctly.

I thought I would ask because I had a similar issue several months ago with a PDF file created by Canva. Although the project was digitally printed using a Heidelberg rip, I thought I would try rendering it with my Apogee system and this is what I got. As you can see, it rendered two out of the...

Was the PDF by chance created with Canva?

Hi Mike, Please see below. Since the image stops at the fold and this would perfect bind, the pages need to be separated so the image can bleed off the left side of the page. Best regards, pd

Hi Mike, Thank you for the video. What if content on a text page stops at the inside fold? That content needs to bleed off prior to perfect binding. Best regards, pd

Thank you for sharing. I love this idea! Unfortunately, in looking at our plates, the punches in our platesetter do not include any actual holes :( pd

Hi @DJenkins , Any chance you could post a photo of said cart? Best regards pd

Hi everyone, I am looking for simple ideas on how to deliver plates to the pressroom other than carrying them by hand. By simple I mean, maybe a cart of some kind? NOT looking for any kind of automation. Thank you, pd

My guess would be laser as you can laser a considerable amount of sheets at one time.

Ah ok. If I may ask, has the press experienced any issues as a result of cleaning off the remaining plate emulsion?

Which ECO3 plate are you using?