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Re: Dynastrip vs Preps Preps = More powerful and customizable, steeper learning curve, indispensable for a Prinergy workflow. Dynastrip = Fewer features in my experience, easier to get up & running, can't say if it integrates with a larger workflow situation or not though.

Re: Problem with Quark 7 and YTD for HP Indigo I seem to recall seeing a thread on this over at www.dscoop.org - do you have an account there? I've honestly kept everything in YTD for Quark 6.5 as Ver7 is just too buggy to deal with most days. Also, which exact versions of Quark & YTD are you...

Re: Mailing a Clear Package, What is possible From what I've seen, +anything+ is mailable, given that it follows USPS specs & the client is willing to pay for the exorbitant postage. Odds are, once they see the cost of that fabulous dimensional piece, your original suggestion will suddenly be...

Re: Perfect Binding Digital Prints I don't handle the bindery needs personally, being a lowly Prepress Monkey only, but we have done several perfect bound pieces on an Indigo 5000, with no complaints or problems. Now, we farm those out to a trade bindery too, so I'd have to inquire what kind of...

Alternatives to Punisher I mean Publisher Back in The Day, I made good use of the "promotional sticker" that came with the PSPP version, thusly: [http://mywebpages.comcast.net/fubarguy/publisher_inbox.jpg] ;\

Re: Go to "Newest Post"? Hate to Bump a thread that's almost a month old, but any word on this being implemented?

Re: Name too long The one I use is called X29 Renamer, available here: http://www.finepeter.com/finemattersoftware.html There's another app called File List that will do some serious name changing magic, but it's much more involved: http://www.petermaurer.de/filelist Enjoy!

Re: Pitstop, one copy, two workstations? Nope, that will violate the EULA. Not only that, you won't be able to run both copies of Acrobat at the same time either, it will detect the Plug-In running on one machine & refuse to let the 2nd machine activate Acrobat at all. Sucks, as it's pretty...

Re: Help with Heidelberg Quickmaster DI RIP. "Having to offset jobs by 7-10mm on the desktop before sending in order to get them to centre OK for print and turns. Surely must be some way of setting this on the RIP?" Nope, it's a been a few years since I had the "pleasure" of working on that...

Re: Whose here from PPF? Some users from PPF changed User Names over here, so that Search isn't going to help Gregg much. I however misguided, opted to keep mine. Greets Gregg! :D

Re: 25 Skills Every Man Should Know: 2. How to "squeeze one off" and make it appear to have been emitted from across the room.

Re: Indesign CS3 slow and memory hungry? Colin: Machine specs? And yeah, InDesign is no Quark, that's for sure! (And for the record, I'm glad that it isn't, just so I'm not called a Quark Fanboi.)

Re: Pitstop causes Acrobat to load ssslllooooowwwwwlllllly.... John, what kind of machine specs? We're running Dual 2GHz G5 rigs here with (only) 1.5Gb RAM, and I try not to got into Acro 8 at all. Acrobat keeps getting more & more bloated. They +really+ need to split the application into...

Re: itunes radio Fight the Man G_town, don't let him hold you down!! Our network is already pretty abysmal. so we bring in our iPods & throw 'em onto one of those docking deals. Thought about getting an XM or Sirius tuner, but that's a wad of cash to shell out.

Re: Looking for a high-end bindery What area, and would they need to be local to you? I know we use a few that produce hand-pieced work, but they're trade only as well.

Re: Miss the old PrepressForums Slight Return Hey, where'd that "Graphic" guy go? It's like - he never even existed!! :0

Re: Miss the old PrepressForums Slight Return Man, it's Friday ffs! What else are we supposed to do except talk nonsense? Work?? I think not.

Re: Miss the old PrepressForums If only you had an email address, the Way could be shown to you . . .

Re: Whats the best way to place a 300 page pdf into InDesign? Not sure if i was mentioned here, but there's a script called "PDF2IDCS" that will handle this also. It's simple, relatively fast & has saved my bacon on numerous counts! Oh, and it's not $250 either. B-)

Re: How do I view .ppf files? It was over on the PPF boards, can't recall which section though. I wonder if you can install InkPro without a license. I'm not sure what you're going to be able to "preview" exactly however.