RIP export

Rasterise a document the way a platesetter will image it — separated 1-bit plates, 8-bit greyscale, or composite CMYK, at up to 3600 dpi
Output size is estimated before you commit, so a 2400 dpi composite is a choice rather than a surprise

Halftone magnifier

Click anywhere on the page to see the actual dots at plate resolution
View all plates together or one at a time, with ink coverage for each
Needs no export first — the file on screen is enough

Imposition

Saddle-stitch booklets and n-up sheets, with the page pairing worked out for you
Add other files to the booklet — the open document stays first
A diagram shows how each sheet is laid out, where the fold falls, and which pages sit where

Export presets

Outlined PDF — every character becomes a path, so nothing can be substituted anywhere downstream
Press-ready, Proof, and PDF/X-1a with an embedded output intent

Printer’s marks

Crop marks, registration targets and an optional slug line
Previewed on the canvas before exporting, including the larger sheet they need

Review notes

Approved, Rejected, Revise and Seen stamps, and arrows you can re-point by dragging either end

Also

One tool active at a time — choosing a tool puts the last one away
Select is the default tool: click any object on the page to identify it
Tools and Prepress menus, and a toolbar grouped to match

Update Page: EPSViewer Pro.

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