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For expensive systems. Whether they are MIS, RIP, etc. There should be a demo system already setup and online. Then if I were a potential customer, I could watch a video (Quick training video 10 to 20 minutes) and get a feel for how the system works. Then with a client I could drive the system...

This doesn't answer your question, but more curiosity. The last version of Brisque released was over 10 years ago. I do realize investing money in a new RIP is expensive and can be painful, just like updating Operating Systems. That being said. You have obviously updated your mac since 2003...

For long term storage/archiving you should look at Amazon Glacier AWS | Amazon Glacier – Cloud Archive & Backup Storage

I am curious as to why you are needing to trap this file in the first place. Any good printer should be doing the trapping for you.

I was going to suggest installing the current version of Reader to see if the problem goes away. It it truly does, then you know you need to upgrade.

schwarzmuller, Do you know if what you are asking for is even possible? It could be the cutter isn't able to read the ppf file preview. In which case you would need to communicate with the manufacturer of the cutter. If the cutter is capable of viewing this type of data, I would ask the...

I have read your first post again and I maybe assuming something but would like to validate my assumption. You didn't say if the PDF creation is all being done from the same computer/Login . It also looks like you are thinking the PDF Profiles (modified or not) are controlled by the document...

Scheduling on a per machine basis to maximize the machines capabilities. CSR's keep track of what is going on by job basis.

To my knowledge there is not a way you can have a single barcode populate multiple fields. You could however have an expression in those fields read in different parts of what you have encoded, provided the data is either of consistent length or always void of a special character such as a pipe...

So this is a hit or miss type of thing? Try Saving the profile with a new name having the correct settings. Perhaps there is something cached someplace causing the problem.

While I have not run into this. I do have a thought on how to possibly fix this. It sounds like the Profile may have been created outside of InDesign. What I would do is make the modification you require within InDesign and save it as a New name. Then you can validate the profile works in all...

Better yet. Ask the printer if they have the ability to Trap this file. Spin this positively and you will get better results than asking why can't they.

It appears the 35% is due to the packaging part of the industry and nothing to do with rotogravure. To be safe, I would communicate with the printer to find out what they meant.

What about placing the PDF into InDesign and changing the ICC Destination there. Then export to PDF? Another thought...Not recommended but would get the job done... Open in Photoshop and adjust the color... I know I know bad idea but it gets it done.

Before upgrading to Mavericks use Time Machine to backup your computer. Then if you don't like Mavericks you can revert back without having to reinstall.

With raster images you are going to be specifying a resolution to print these to. The higher the resolution the larger the file. I would check to see what resolution you are saving your postscript files to. I would even test saving them to 72dpi to see if the process is dramatically faster. From...

If I recall correctly. PageDNA has a pay as you go.

I have not used SmartStream so I don't know if this is possible. What about copying the artwork from Illustrator and pasting into InDesign? This would allow you to have the vector paths directly with InDesign and you can change the color of the hair possibly with a rule.

Going back to the use of quality. Quality is very subjective, just like color. If we are to use a term, it needs to be definable. Free from manufacturing defects Consistent color Finished to the correct size Assembled correctly (for kits or die cut pieces) Shipped in the customer preferred...

Think pie, as in 3.14. If you look at a large saddle stitched job from the side, you will notice the pages don't all fit like <<<<<<<, they start to look like (((((((.