DocBees ProfileTagger - Functional Overview
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ProfileTagger XL |
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| Standalone application |
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| MAC OSX (PowerPC and Intel Macs) |
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| from MAC OSX 10.3.9 up to 10.6.X |
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| Win XP |
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| Win Vista |
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| Windows 7 |
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| Mode of operation |
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| Processing of files using drag&drop |
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| Hot folder based file processing |
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| CLI interface |
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| Controlling the software with an Enfocus Switch configurator |
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| File type support (images) |
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| PDF |
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| TIFF |
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| JPEG |
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| Supported color spaces |
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| CMYK (checking and tagging of ICC profiles) |
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| RGB (recognizing but not checking and tagging) |
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| Gray (recognizing but not checking and tagging) |
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| DeviceN (recognizing of spot colors but not checking and tagging) |
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| Colormanagement preflight features |
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| Checking if an ICC profile fits to a CMYK image |
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| Tagging a CMYK image with an ICC profile |
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| Checking the congruence between ICC profiles and images in terms of separation, TAC and maximum back usage |
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| Checking if the images in a PDF file fits to a desired printing condition |
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| Checking if the images in a PDF/X file fits to the given output intent |
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| Exchanging of an output intent in a PDF/X file with an other profile |
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| Removing of embedded profiles |
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| Analysing of ICC profiles and recommending of better fitting profiles for image and PDF files |
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| Exchanging of ICC profiles in files. Tagging of CMYK images and writting new files to disk with embedded profiles |
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| Optional presetting of a default ICC profile for checking the profile-image congruence |
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| Options for just checking or tagging files with ICC profiles |
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| Attaching of notes to every image in PDF files containing ICC profile and image related information |
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| Checking files with a user definable list of ICC profiles |
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| Choice of four different profile replacement rules |
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| Rule 1: always using the best fitting profile even if replacing embedded profiles |
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| Rule 2: only embedding of other profiles if they are a significant better fit then the embedded profiles |
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| Rule 3: embedding of profiles but never exchanging of already embedded ones |
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| Rule 4: replacing of profiles and ignoring embedded profiles |
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| Automatically adding of PDF/X information when using standard print conditions |
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| Utilization and management of configurations |
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| Utilization of 13 predefined configurations for typical use cases |
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| Processing files with a user selected configuration |
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| Changing of any configuration – changes of predefined configurations are saved in a copy |
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| Modificating, renaming and deleting of user defined configurations |
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| Using the Custom setting any feature is available for individual user defined configurations |
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| Evaluation and report creation |
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| Reporting of the overall status of a procesed file. Files can have the following states: OK, warning or error |
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| Displaying of embedded profiles and how good they fit to the CMYK images |
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| Displaying of profile-image congruence value in percent |
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| Displaying of profile-image congruence with different colors |
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| Attaching of colored notes to images in PDF files in accordance to the profile congruence value |
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| Displaying of TAC and max black usage for every image |
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| Reporting which images are exceeding the TAC |
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| Displaying of the profile congruence value for every ICC profile of the users profile list |
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| Displaying of the output intent and printing condition information used in a PDF/X file |
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| Saving of a comprehensive PDF report for any processed file to disk containing the colormanagment preflight check results |
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