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Have the person who told you about it, draw it on paper. Then scan it in and post it here. It might help the rest of us to understand what you are looking for.

From briefly looking at the file. Someone forced line returns (Alt + Enter on Windows). When you export to a csv file and open with a text editor, you can see the rectangle characters showing this.

I do know from when we had the SpinJet 1000. Paper IS key to getting this machine to run decent.

If you have Nexus Edit. I believe you can apply a different screening to certain elements. I never used it but I remember something along those lines from class 10 years ago.

You could build the "Bring to front" into a smark mark and build a smart mark group to apply your marks to the template. Provided you are using Preps 5 or above.

On Windows you can do this same thing by pressing the Alt + Page Down/Page Up. Probably Option + Page Up/Page Down on the Mac.

True, majority of it could be done with InDesign and Acrobat today. Same thing could be said for creating drop shadows 15 years ago within Photoshop and then placing them behind the photo in your page layout application. Just because it can be done today, doesn't mean there might not be a better...

Adding innovative features to InDesign is how they beat out Quark. Because Quark was sitting on their laurels. Had Quark of added the innovative features InDesign did, the majority of us would probably still be using Quark instead of InDesign.

Matt, What Glenn is talking about with knockouts could not be produced by turning off a Layer. Making the Layer Non-Printing yes, but not turning it off. Example: You have a square background which is going to Foil emboss. On top of the square foil is a photo inside of a circle. The foil will...

Another good example would be text books with answers in them. The file would be created so the answers are in the same text frame as the questions. The answers just happen to be in a different color. To go through the entire book and make new text frames on a new layer to contain just the...

Before looking at Web to Print software. You should determine what your marketing strategy is for Web-to-Print. How are you going to sell this solution to your customers. What customers do you want to sell this to. After you come up with your marketing strategy is when you will start looking...

There might be a solution for you, but it requires prepress to do the work to begin with and eventually move it up stream to the planning/production department. Create a database of all your customers and a separate table for your job numbers. Linking the two based on the customer number. Then...

There are several ways of looking at making your job more efficient. The first one is. If you make your job for efficient and bill less time to the job. The company does not have as much revenue coming in the door. This is provided you charge your customer based on the time you are clocked...

It looks like I am not the only one who would use this feature as a time savings technique. The ability for InDesign to controlling which colors print is already there based on it's ability to create separations. Now we just need this ability when exporting a composite PDF. We are not saying...

Being able to have just the cyan separation of a color photograph is what I and several other are talking about. We don't expect designers to perform the prepress work of working with individual separations. But we would like to make it easier to deal with on the prepress side.

Is it possible to easily put an individual color from a photograph onto a layer in InDesign?

Matt/Dov, Is there a particular reason why we shouldn't have the ability the print certain colors when Exporting a PDF?

I find it very interesting that the people who have responded to questions about JetLetter PSL have very few posts and the posts they have responded to only seem to be about JetLetter. Almost makes me think the posts are coming from different employees from JetLetter.

I have not requested this particular feature for Acrobat, since I thought of it while writing this post. I will post it, depending on the feedback I receive.

Yes, that is exactly what I mean.