According to Thames McGurk director Paul Fraine, it is the ideal tool for design agencies that want easy entry into repro.
"We wanted to introduce a repro service as quickly as possible, which put pressure on ourselves and Esko-Graphics. But it was a great opportunity as we were able to test the product on live jobs," said Fraine.
DeskPack extends Adobe Illustrators capabilities with a series of plug-ins including trapX interactive trapping tool, which uses the Color Stitch trapping engine on the DeskPack server.
"Companies can use well-proven desktop software without investing in expensive hardware, software and training," said Fraine.
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