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At the risk of looking like I'm trying to sell something... Is this what you're looking for? WebCRD Document Preview from Rochester Software Associates

Are you interested in a full-fledged Web-to-Print installation? SurePDF is our Adobe PDF JobReady print driver, but it's only sold as part of WebCRD.

My friends at Printable (we work with them for VDP, although we have our own W2P solution) are correct... that's a very extensive guide, and yes, our solution, WebCRD, is included as well. While RSA's WebCRD is available in both Hosted (Off-Site a.k.a. WebCRD OnDemand) and Licensed (On-Site)...

You should consider a genuine Adobe PDF Print Driver, where you as the Printshop get to decide what print settings (color, resolution, font embedding, etc.) are 'locked in'. The end user simply presses 'File -> Print -> YourPrintCenterNameHere'. They use their app (Quark, InDesign...

Sure, SurePDF is a Print Driver add-on to WebCRD. If you visit www.rocsoft.com, and create a login, you can see a demo of WebCRD including SurePDF. (Our new website is coming soon, and it won't require a login!)

Forgive the commercial message, but this is why we created SurePDF, a PDF Print Driver based on Genuine Adobe PDF JobReady. Users submit jobs from their Mac or PC by "File -> Print -> yourprintcenterhere" and the PDF is created using their fonts, their applications, and the print center's...

:) well, it just set off an alert to me, as we have (forgive the crass commercial message) lots of customers who HAVE ADDED iGens BECAUSE of the increase in volume. WebCRD customers typically increase volume 30% to as much as 400%, for a very quick ROI. Now back to your commercial-free messages!

I don't know how far down the road you are, but just thinking outside the box here. If they knew what the costs would be going in, isn't the real problem that their volumes are lower than they expected/wanted? What if they could achieve volumes that would justify the iGen? What percent...

Here's how our solution works. SurePDF, RSA's genuine Adobe PDF Print Driver, is based on Adobe PDF JobReady. Basically it's a PDF Print Driver that runs on the submitter's desktop (Mac or PC). The user 'prints' to the driver (which could be named anything, i.e. 'Adbox W2P') and the proof is...

I hate to be too commercial, but if you are indeed looking for alternatives RSA's WebCRD is worth considering. In the U.K., it is available from Mentecaptus Ltd. And we've been profitable for 22 years straight ;-)

I hope you don't mind the posting, but you did ask to post "Other" solutions. RSA's WebCRD Dynamics actually includes Printable's FusionPro Server, and allows for 100% Automated Variable Data Production. So the end user selects a prefined template and provides the user data. The job is...