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I've had good luck processing "corrupt" PDFs through Ghostscript. Its a command-line application, completely open source. It all depends on "what" is corrupt... gswin64 -dBATCH -dNOPAUS -o ".\Resaved\Filename_Date_Repaired.pdf" -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -dPDFSETTINGS=/prepress "Filename"...

Are you getting any specific messages like "double feed"? what trays have you tried?

we had very similar issues with our Versant 4100. First, NCR is weird on the Versant. For us, we had to disable "Multi feed detection" in the stock's profile. Something about the method in which Xerox/Fuji detects multi-feeds gets a false trigger on our NCR. The dog-earing is a hard one. it...

**additional note, if you manually correct for the .7% of magnification. You will also need to correct your lead edge and center. FYI, what I recommend doing is create a test file of 1" grids. Print and measure between the first and last lines, you should have EXACTLY 17" (lengthwise) on a...

1/16th of an inch of shrinkage is only about 0.7% of shrinkage, assuming a 9x11 tab, 2up on 13x19. most engines and RIPs have profiles/calibrations for each stock, you might just need to update your profile. Also make sure you don't have "print to fit" or "scale to fit" turned on. updating...

I did that little trick right in front of a Xerox tech and you would have thought I did some kind of voodoo... he was like "HOW DID YOU DO THAT?!?" LOL

We (likely) have the exact square-fold/face trimmer on our Xerox as you do, they are pretty universal, all made for Fuji, with the Xerox name slapped on them. We have the same random issues, and we often can attribute it to dirty sensors and/or trim crossing the sensor at the same time as the...

Tesseract is one thing I am looking at. I remember way back when it was bleeding edge, had no idea until recently that it was still being developed by Google. as for AI/cloud, we are talking about scanned school curriculum... our Senior network admin wanted to lock down our file share against...

** side note. you've had your machine for quite some time, check that a module mounting surface isn't damaged (i.e. was it dropped?)

vacuum won't help on anything as heavy as 200 gsm or heavier... I found lowering only helped on 90gm or lighter my guess is you have a module that isn't sitting all the way down inside, or you have a roller (or rollers) as your culprit pins full seated and thumb nuts snug: either one or more...

how thick is your material? if it is light material, turn down the vacuum. That solved a bunch of feed issues I had what all is coming out skewed? creasing? cuts across? cuts in both directions? Are all of your modules completely seated into the machine?

yeah.. basically... lol what makes no sense is how often it will happen... you will go months and then suddenly, almost daily, one or more of your machines will just come up "offline". Then you'll go back to months without the issue.

Every year, we do a ton of scanning/rescanning, of hard copy curriculum. Or worse, they do it themselves on a MFP with the worst possible scan settings. Does any regularly use/can recommend an OCR application or even service that very accurately creates optimized PDFs? I was just looking at...

I think the *only* services that doesn't rely on SNMP is Fiery (command workstation, hot folders, etc) itself. SNMP is vendor agnostic, so most software use SNMP for status and keep-alive connectivity.

it could be the NIC in your device, could also be a bad port/connection between the cabling and the switch its connected to. I'd try a brand new ethernet cable, hook it to a desktop switch and plug that switch into another network port. Try to completely rule out the cable/wall outlet/network...

Fiery has really weird issues on Windows PCs where devices will randomly come up as offline. I think its a bad/bogus SNMP stack being relayed from the printer through the fiery, and because its bogus it never never gives the "all clear" to come back to online? I've never gotten an explanation...

you have no idea... I tested it out on a half dozen random files, including this one from this year's graduating class... its preserving Art/Trim/Bleed boxes.. I could literally cry

if we ever meet in person, I will buy you a beer 🍻

I'm not a programmer, but I'm good at deciphering a program/script when I can cross-reference the syntax. I might be able to work out how to get this to work. I do, I might just create a variable and concatenate a save-as string. using sd.url + "\" + sd.info.title + "_pages.pdf"

woops... that over writes the original file, good thing it was marked read only. I'm still having issues with the script causing Acrobat to crash. Specifically when I have the script saved as an Action under the Action Wizard. If I comment out the "sd.closeDoc(true);", it stops crashing.