Its packaging products Nexus and ArtPro support sister firm Enfocus Certified PDF technology in version 8 of each. As well as providing pre-flight this ensures an audit trail with full file history and pre-flight profile used.
Other new PDF features include support for transparency natively throughout. The Nexus RIP is now PDF 1.4 native. The firm also has a completely new trapping technology.
Odystar, its PDF and JDF-based workflow has gained PDF 1.5 handling and the ability to split processes and tasks across multiple servers to improve overall performance. It has also gained JDF-based imposition.
Drupa will be used to launch the firms asset management software Mnemo and a new version of WebWay its web-based tool for job submission, proofing annotation and approval.
WebWay and Mnemo both work with Odystar, Nexus and ArtPro.
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