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• Tightly integrated with IPTech's uShare/uPrint product line
• Sub-samples high-resolution images on output to the maximum resolution of the output device. (Unique in the industry)
• Complies with Aldus OPI 1.3
• Allows for color proofing.
• Supports the following file formats: All TIFF CMYK & RGB JPEG and LZW, EPS, DCS 1 and 2.0, PICT, Scitex CT with APR, Kodak Photo CD.
• Unlimited configurable image search paths.
• Automatic drag and drop creation of low-resolution placeholder images with the original high-resolution versions.
• Support for PC viewable preview images.
• Low-resolution files can be printed off line without high-resolution files allowing complete jobs to be transported and printed from removeable media.
• Flexible low-resolution options: High res TIFF to low res EPS, high res EPS to low res TIFF, as well as standard TIFF to TIFF or EPS to EPS.
• Supports full range of colorization options as well as irregular cutouts and clipping paths.
• Multiple low-resolution options in the same volume including variable resolution placement image.
• Supports embedded or recursive EPS files.
• Available low resolution generation and OPI parsing from callable UNIX programs.
• Flexible open data flow for custom tool additions, e.g. trapping, resource checking, imposition, archiving, etc.
• Print spooling allows Macintosh users to print jobs on any network PostScript printer.
• Simple GUI administration to configure queues and output devices.
• Support for font cacheing and inclusion of downloaded fonts.
• Support for TCP/IP printers, SRV4 "lp". print-to-disk, and shared memory API, as well as traditional AppleTalk PAP devices.
• Configurable PostScript initalization set-up strings.
• Error messages from the printer are displayed in an alert box to the originator of the print job anywhere on the network.
• Full GUI-based drag-and-drop printer queue manipulation - move jobs in a queue, from queue to queue, and reprint old jobs.
• Set up multiple queues for the same printer, but with different attributes (paper tray, dpi of output device, etc.)
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