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I would agree with you, if there is an unsurmountable technical barrier would have been show up for some reason. But there is no such barrier in this technology. The display is connected via USB to the computer. The USB is still present on the computers. The UART chip handling the USB connection...

The monitor may be 10 years old, but the manufacturer still exists. They don't answer (repeated) e-mails. Even their local dealer here can not squeeze out an answer from the mothership, regarding support. Why should I suggest anyone to buy anything from such a company? Is there any warranty...

This is the most affordable model with a built-in colorimeter: https://eizo.co.in/coloredge_CG2420.php

We have a Benq PG2401PT, around 10 years of age. While the display itself is in mint condition, Benq doesn't support it in the new version of the calibration software (Palette Master). Apple, with the forced 64 bit transition made the (old) software unusable on the Mac platform. On top of that...

Let's break down your requirements to real-world needs. Proofing: with the KM C83hc you will not be able to produce contract proofs or validation prints, as the actual pigments' gamut is so much different to conventional (offset or digital) printers' gamut. Invitation cards, business cards...

IMHO you can't do such a deep customization. The only way to make it more comfortable is to set the Preflight Panel icon present in the top row, then set your preferred fixups as Favorites (a small flag is shown in the Fixup's row). Droplets live on the Desktop (or anywhere in your file system)...

Thanks for the explanation!

That was my solution, too, but the Epson's 1440 dpi addressable resolution isn't enough to produce 200 lpi screens. I remember they've advertised this to be good up to 133 lpi.

That sounds like a solution. I'm waiting for the EU to put into code a similar legislation. Until then, we're choking in rubbish.

And how much is it? Unless it's an amount visible by the naked eye, it won't work. When I was a child (1980's in the commie block) we had a 'real' deposit on glass bottles. Back then, plastic and aluminum wasn't a widespread packaging material behind the iron curtain. It was mainly our...

The only way it gonna work if you place a price onto the bottles, like we have on the aluminum cans.

How did you do it?

Yep. They can sell more poison this way.

I found a way to do it in Acrobat Pro. You can create a new Check (in the Preflight panel) using the 'Font is Italic" property. Beware: when you Add the property to define the check itself, the default setting is "is not true", which is the opposite what we're looking for. You have to set it to...

If you only need occassional processing, then Callas pdfToolbox (Desktop) may solve your problems. I you need more, Colorlogic ZePrA is the way to go. Or GMG Colorserver, if you have a lot of cash.

If we can't trust people to make decisions on their own, then: - Why let them drive those 2 ton metal boxes called 'cars'? It's a lethal weapon as many accidents prove each and every day. - Why let them fornicate at the age they choose, pouring helpless babies onto the society? - Why let them...

And the fourth phase: "Now we wait for the lights out for all small businesses, below Fortune 500 level."

IMHO it is viable, but why trust the barcode more than the graphic itself? Both will be put in place by some colleague, who will be responsible for the die and the barcode, too.

I think the values are comparable, and if they're within a reasonable reach (1-2 delta E) the samples should visually match. Of course, the whole setup is only working if the lighting booth's spectra is as per the specifications, and the luminance of the display is comparable to the illumination...

I tend to believe that you're a guy running Adobe CC on crappy no-name laptops... No offense, just kidding. :) I have a very different view of the landscape. Yes, there is a giant which is important to us, unfortunately - because of our profession. IMHO Adobe's general behavior is the perfect...