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We have both, I rarely touch Fiery Impose. We also use Quite for Offset imposition and for our large format HP Designjet. Mike

I just turned on the bluetooth capabilities on our Mac-Mini and I can send files to it from both my iPad and Android phone. Quicker than Email via cell data. More importantly, if it's an image file, it doesn't get downsampled. I'm still going to try some tests with AirPrint when I get a slow day.

That's great, Gordo! I haven't given up on this idea yet. Checking out some things.

I'm working in a small local print shop. We frequently have customers walk in with an iPad or smart phone and want to send us a job. Usually we will have them email us the file, but that may take several minutes. Since most of these devices can print to wifi printers, I'd like to set up a wifi...

We're running Indigo jobs through a PowerSwitch workflow and into a hotfolder at the Indigo RIP. When the Indigo gets shut down for any length of time, the connection from PowerSwitch is stopped and released jobs get backed up and stuck until: 1. The Indigo PC is back on 2. The hotfolder is...

Thanks guys. You've given me a few more good ideas to chew on.

I'm wondering what other shops are doing to handle the conversion of Rich Black from an RGB workflow into CMYK. We're keeping our PDFs in Adobe 98 until they're managed for the individual device. Areas that were created to be a Rich Black end up in an undesirable mix of CMYK without a solid...

I'd double check the "Fitting/Tiling" menu under "File" in Preps. See if "reduce image to fit" is checked. A former coworker once had saved an imposed PS of a die that went out without noticing it had shrunk. That box was found to be the problem. Mike

I vaguely remember encountering the same problem back a few years back. We couldn't have the cropmarks interfering with the colorbar for the scanner. I think I edited the colorbar file in Illustrator and set the objects so that they wouldn't overprint. I may have even put a white filled box...