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In general, these solutions use external databases, and do not make copies for themselves. A second vote here for PlanetPress. It's PlanetPress Server (f/k/a PlanetPress Watch) is a powerful solution, especially for transactional VDP, and is particularly strong in workflow automation. Steve

I think that Creo and Fiery are two means to the same end: profiled and calibrated color. So while the tools and the process (of profiling and calibration) may be different, if done correctly, the end result on a given print engine should be the same. I think.

Depends what your needs are. For example: > What kind of documents do you deal with (internal/external audience)? > For your most frequent work: How many pages per set? How many sets per job? > How many pages per month on average? > How many pages per month at peak periods? > What percent of...

There's no Ricoh 920. There's the C720, C900, and C901.

That is not true. Ricoh publishes a recommended media guide that is over 150 entries long. (I don't know offhand how many are coated stocks.) The media guide states what machine settings to use for optimum rseults. There is also a process for testing, and a process for using, papers that are not...

Not true: the C900 prints at 90ppm no matter what the paper settings are. It may look slower if you're using a large sheet -- say 11x17 or 12x18 -- but the engine speed spec is always based on 8 1/2 x 11. (In fact, at 11x17, it's slightly faster than "half" speed.) So, just of curiousity, how do...

FYI, in the EFI world, you don't need MicroPress just to do impositions + crop marks. All you need is Fiery Impose (not Compose). The Fiery driver itself has some imposition capabilities, but not nearly as extensive as the Impose package. Steve

The Ricoh Pro C900 does 50 ppm at 11x17 at any weight, and 45 ppm at sizes above that (up to 13x19.2) at any weight. Machine is spec'ed for up to 300 gsm. Steve

NLprintguy, the recommended media list is not published to the web, but is distributed within Ricoh PPBG, mainly to the PPSEs, who in turn should be distributing it to their customers. The latest list was just published, so should take some time yet to filter out. Rather than waiting, perhaps...

Check with your Ricoh systems engineer, not your sales rep. A new recommended media list was just published on 5/18, with several new entries for Lazerdox label stock.