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The only other application we use that will impose on just about any paper size is a program called Prisma Prepare. It comes as a page programming application for Canon production printers (about a $100k+ investment?). While it is intended to work with Canon machines, it does support JDF...

interesting... this page is what I found only listing FreeFlow www.xerox.com/en-us/digital-printing/digital-presses/xerox-ijp900/software#job-management

Quite imposing will let you impose on any logical paper size you create... I literally have page sizes in my list that range from 1"x1" (25.4mm x 25.4mm) to 36" x 48" (914.4mm x 1219.2mm), and about a hundred different sizes in between.

LOL... my Xerox rep had no idea it was a Kyocera, and that Ricoh was offering the exact same machine in the US market. So what are the differences in the offerings from Xerox and Ricoh? The best I can tell, they offer completely different RIPs: Ricoh offers only Fiery and Xerox is offering...

200k? awesome! even at 300k (likely how much the same machine from Xerox is going to cost LOL), significantly less expensive than the Baltoro was.

I did a little googling... not sure if this is helpful https://manuals.konicaminolta.eu/ineo-6136-6120/EN/contents/CPY_103892558.html?k=offset%20stack

my Fiery (Xerox) has it at the very bottom of "Finishing"

Interesting! I heard they were coming out with a new production inkjet after their Fuji partnership fell apart. I think I heard it's Kyocera based?

Microsoft PowerRename

you or your local repair/vendor might reach out to Polar directly: www.polar-mohr.com/en/contact-us/105765.html

I never followed back up... if you go into the settings editor for the applet, it isn't "file limit 20", its an "autocomplete limit"?

trim them undersize is about the only solution. assuming this is a digital press, trying to defeat the machine's ability to detect the edge(s) of the sheet and/or trying to enlarge an image artificially to make it bleed won't work. telling the machine it is 5.25x7.25, the moment the machine...

omg... PowerToys, I haven't used them since probably the Windows XP days... well, it works... they baked in a hard limit of 20 files at a time, but it's better than my happy-butt re-naming them one. at. a. time.

We have a large number of files that we need to re-name to make them logical for production. The individual files were named "Part 1", "Part 2"... instead of "Book 51", "Book 52", so on and so forth. We have 4 sets of books, totaling 188 different books. I really don't want to have to...

not everyone runs pitstop server ;)

thank you, I had trouble finding that in the documentation

thank you! I knew something about their logic syntax was eluding me. do you know where they have their logic syntax documented? I can't seem to find it in their online docs. I would really love to know if they had some form of "if then else"

good question, as long as you have a license for EFI Impose on your Fiery... I guess that is a necessary part I didn't think of

Pitstop Pro Question. Creating a Pitstop Action that replaces the font(s) only on a current page (ideally), or even only the 1st page, regardless of what is selected for "Run On"? I have "Select First Page", then select & replace the necessary fonts. Even though only one page (first page)...

easy peasy... install Fiery JobFlow, the free version. Create hot folders for each size, assign them to an imposition template with the size(s) you need. It'll take in common file formats and spit out PDFs, then automatically run them through the necessary imposition processor. I do this to...