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He's asking for a PDF exhibiting the behavior you described (with sensitive information removed if need be) so he can try out a potential solution on your file.

Looking for any user feedback on Aleyant's "Pressero" web-to-print. I've liked all the stuff marketing has shown me but a real user's opinions are gold to me. Anything you really appreciate? Any regrets? Any oddities?

If you're ever concerned with internet connectivity, we have an add-on to our internet plan (+$30/month?) that is essentially an extra little box that detects when the main line goes dead (a rare, but not unheard of event) and then swaps to using cellular data towers to keep your connection up...

$10 bucks this was a run-of-the-mill ransomeware infection that just got news attention because it hit the printing plant producing all these newspapers. The "The attack is believed to have come from outside the US" and "We believe the intention of the attack was to disable infrastructure, more...

Almost all the examples of AR usage in this article differ very little from a QR code in anything other than aesthetics. A QR code can be made "dynamic" by putting new content behind the same static link printed in the QR code whenever you want it to be updated, or by making it variable based on...

Props for making the data sharing opt-in instead of opt-out.

Some VoIP services offer e-fax, which is basically a service that receives and sends faxes but converts them into digital email attachments. Faxes you get come in as emailed PDFs. You send faxes as PDF attachments to a special email address which will convert it to analog and fax it. Saves you...

+1 on the idea of distributing written instructions to professor of how to make the file print-ready and then just printing the files as you get them, errors and all. I think it'd be a good learning experience to physically see how a file turns out on paper with various errors & oversights...

Talk about reading in-between the lines..maybe he means what he says?

Whose to say a company would take your paper copy of a bill over their own records? Anyone could forge a bill and print it out. I'd think most companies would stick with what they have record of in a dispute - regardless of whether the bills are delivered via paper or digitally.

Flash -should- be dead but isn't yet. Tell that to EFI, whose Pace MIS still uses it.

You could maybe duplicate your 7-page PDF, open up the first, and then use the "Create PDF" tool with "Multiple Files" and "Combine" your first PDF with the duplicated second. That'd get you a 14 page PDF. Repeat the process over and over until you are finally combining a 350-page PDF with...

CEO says “The sale of the Flexographic Packaging Division unlocks value for shareholders and strengthens our financial position by providing a meaningful infusion of cash which allows us to reduce debt, improving the capital structure of the Company and enabling greater flexibility to invest in...

In the first panel there is a rock that is the exact shape of his nose sticking up out of the ground. His shadow falls on the rock and when he looks at it, it appears as if his shadow has become 3D.

We use Prinergy here and I've never heard any complaints about it. I do find their other software packages that enable "automation" to be a bit pricey, especially RBA and InSite. When we looked into purchasing Switch it seemed like it could interface with Prinergy just fine and was a lot cheaper...

I've done a demo of Quotifly and thought it looked pretty slick. $50/month and it has a lot of online customer-interacting elements that might make a smaller shop stand out. https://www.quotifly.com/

That would require them knowing, themselves, how it works.

Sometimes the error messages Macs give aren't precise. One thing you could check is the PDF's permissions? (right click file, select "Get Info"). I've noticed in our shop when a Mac user places a file on our Windows server, often times that user is -the only- user who can modify that file...

Anyone have any experience with this web-to-print software, "Catfish"? Looks good, they gave us a demo account we could mess around with, and release notes look like they have lots of bug fixes (which is good). But, we felt the same about EFI's Digital Storefront before and wish someone had...

Did you guys end up making a decision yet? What did you pick? What do you like/not like about it so far?