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@scotts I am already using Stabilant 22, following your advice several years ago in a previous thread. Seems very good indeed. Many thanks. BTW, since I was lucky to find a brand new, never used computer, I shall try my best to use it instead of the 20-odd years old relic...

I started by asking my very experienced Kodak Field Engineer but he can't remember, so before starting my Trial and Error experimentation, I'll try a long-shot: Our Brisque ver.5 computer (nicknamed "Brisque Express" in its' time of glory - mid/end of the 1990's) is down, displaying errors...

Obviously, in a perfect situation (world…) nothing needs fixing - however, stuff happens. There may well be situations when a printer feels that the decision to fix the files and go ahead with the job is in the customers' best interests, such as avoiding delays. However, this decision may well...

Seems your question was rhetoric, @Possumgal ...but still: "Am I actually required to foresee all my mistakes? Besides, I am offended when I get fined unexpectedly". "loyal paying customer"

"...granted, my files may have been unsuitable. But you have no right to charge me without prior notice. I am entitled to fix my own files!"...

Attached is Preps 5.3 Release Notes file. It states MacOS X 10.4 "Tiger" is the relevant OS.

Check your PMs.

I have version 5.3.3 installer, will it be good for him? BTW, if the dongle is busted, will it work?

In such rare cases I would suggest "ripping" in Photoshop to whatever resolution and color space that fits your digital press.

Once the imagesetter is unplugged from electrical supply, there is very little to be concerned about. I do remember a very heavy unit at the bottom of the imagesetter, probably just a concrete slab wrapped in metal jacket to look fancy...

The AVT system is worth mentioning too: https://www.avt-inc.com/spectralab/

Slightly off topic, but I think that for at least a decade, LEDs' were integrated into loupes and microscopes . Illuminated area of inspection is so much more revealing. Or perhaps it's just my aging eyesight....

OK,

Yes, these are the correct User Manual and Service Manual for this film processor.

Here they are. Good luck.

Google with the terms "Image addition pen". They are not hard to find. I was told the added image may not hold for very long...

https://www.encapsulite.com/fluorescent-light-sleeves-for-safelights-p-100240.html#1-YToyOntzOjQ6ImdyaWQiO2k6MDtzOjE1OiJleHRlbmRlZGxpc3RpbmciO2k6MDt9

The sample may well be "right" but from my experience, many clients need to have "their say". Probably human nature...

After a couple of hours of pulling sample sheets from the press clients generally get tired and approve. Usually the very first samples become acceptable...

In my experience from overseeing printing on Indigo Presses, there are instability issues with very light pastel colors (tints of 5% and less). BTW, I had to re-read several times until it struck me I should read "loupe" in order to understand "loop"...