METTRE DE LA COHÉRENCE DANS VOS FICHIERS
PitStop Server 10 intègre de nouvelles fonctionnalités automatiques, de nouvelles capacités de gestion des couleurs et une fonction d’optimisation des PDF destinée à réduire la taille des fichiers. L’ajout de la fonction d’aplatissement des transparences dans les PDF contribue à la cohérence des sorties. Enfocus souligne que si les moteurs d’impression les plus récents sont parfaitement capables d’aplatir les transparences, les versions plus anciennes encore largement répandues ne sont pas toujours en mesure de les traiter en toute fiabilité. « Les transparences sont généralement aplaties à la fin du flux de travail, juste avant la sortie. C’est alors que surgissent les problèmes, lorsque des systèmes différents produisent des résultats différents », explique Kristof Kemseke, chef de produits chez Enfocus. « Pour nous, il est important que l’aplatissement des transparences s’opère au stade du contrôle en amont. Tout le monde part alors du même résultat, ce qui rend la sortie des fichiers plus cohérente. »
Source AGAmerique Geaphique
jeudi 30 septembre 2010
Interquest annonce ses forums
Interquest annonce ses forums qui auront lieu sous peu à Montréal.
Les deux forums d’Interquest sont organisés en partenariat avec l’ICGQ et avec le soutien du magazine Qi – Québec imprimerie et Xplor Canada. Les forums de l’impression numérique de Montréal sont centrés sur l’un des secteurs les plus dynamiques de l’impression numérique. Le forum de l’impression numérique et de la communication multicanale aura lieu le mercredi 20 octobre et celui sur l’impression numérique de livres et de manuels se tiendra le jeudi 21 octobre. L’événement est commandité par GMC, HP, Ricoh InfoPrint Solutions, KBR Graphique Canada, Kodak, Océ, Transcontinental et Xerox. Pour vous inscrire ou obtenir plus d’informations :
http://www.inter-quest.com/seminars.html
Source AGAmerique,com
Les deux forums d’Interquest sont organisés en partenariat avec l’ICGQ et avec le soutien du magazine Qi – Québec imprimerie et Xplor Canada. Les forums de l’impression numérique de Montréal sont centrés sur l’un des secteurs les plus dynamiques de l’impression numérique. Le forum de l’impression numérique et de la communication multicanale aura lieu le mercredi 20 octobre et celui sur l’impression numérique de livres et de manuels se tiendra le jeudi 21 octobre. L’événement est commandité par GMC, HP, Ricoh InfoPrint Solutions, KBR Graphique Canada, Kodak, Océ, Transcontinental et Xerox. Pour vous inscrire ou obtenir plus d’informations :
http://www.inter-quest.com/seminars.html
Source AGAmerique,com
mercredi 29 septembre 2010
LES PDF 'S INTERACTIFS VONT MODIFIER LE MONDE DE L'IMPRESSION
The New Yorker launches iPad
The New Yorker launches iPad edition using Adobe toolsThe New Yorker, the iconic magazine title from publisher Condé Nast, today released an app for the iPad using the Digital Magazine Solution from Adobe. Available on the Apple App Store, The New Yorker tablet edition preserves the look-and-feel of the print publication, and adds interactive audio, video and slideshows to supplement the magazine’s signature mix of reporting and commentary.
Adobe collaborated with The New Yorker to launch the iPad edition, in part because the publication’s design challenges represented a different end of the magazine publishing spectrum. While the goal in working with monthly publication WIRED was to preserve the fidelity of its richly designed pages, The New Yorker posed a different opportunity in that it demanded not only design fidelity, but flexibility due to its weekly, text-heavy nature. To solve this design and production challenge, The New Yorker used HTML pages as part of its tablet edition. HTML provided flexibility for The New Yorker to rapidly flow text into the magazine application and meet the requirements of a frequent publishing cycle. In the future, the Digital Magazine Solution will provide the option of using either HTML pages for flexible publishing or rasterized images for publishers that demand pixel-perfect layouts.
“By helping The New Yorker build a tablet edition with the Digital Magazine Solution, we wanted to show that digital workflows could be created for both types of publications,” notes Jeremy Clark, director of customer engagements at Adobe. “If we could solve the digital transition for both WIRED and The New Yorker, we could create workflows that could be used throughout the publishing industry.”
Adobe InDesign CS5 played a central role in the production of the application, with the magazine’s technical and art directors and their staffs creating templates and packaging layouts with the Digital Content Bundler. “We’re pleased to have been able to use Adobe tools to create our iPad app,” said Pamela Maffei McCarthy, deputy editor at The New Yorker. “For 85 years, we’ve done all we can to get the magazine into readers’ hands as quickly as possible; we’re delighted to have access to new technologies that can get the whole magazine (and then some) to them on Monday whether they’re in New York or New Zealand.”
The Digital Magazine Solution will be available soon on Adobe Labs so a broader set of publishers can create compelling content applications like The New Yorker digital edition. Bookmark the Adobe Labs page and check back to download the tools when available.
Lien: ADOBE PUBLISHING
The New Yorker launches iPad edition using Adobe toolsThe New Yorker, the iconic magazine title from publisher Condé Nast, today released an app for the iPad using the Digital Magazine Solution from Adobe. Available on the Apple App Store, The New Yorker tablet edition preserves the look-and-feel of the print publication, and adds interactive audio, video and slideshows to supplement the magazine’s signature mix of reporting and commentary.
Adobe collaborated with The New Yorker to launch the iPad edition, in part because the publication’s design challenges represented a different end of the magazine publishing spectrum. While the goal in working with monthly publication WIRED was to preserve the fidelity of its richly designed pages, The New Yorker posed a different opportunity in that it demanded not only design fidelity, but flexibility due to its weekly, text-heavy nature. To solve this design and production challenge, The New Yorker used HTML pages as part of its tablet edition. HTML provided flexibility for The New Yorker to rapidly flow text into the magazine application and meet the requirements of a frequent publishing cycle. In the future, the Digital Magazine Solution will provide the option of using either HTML pages for flexible publishing or rasterized images for publishers that demand pixel-perfect layouts.
“By helping The New Yorker build a tablet edition with the Digital Magazine Solution, we wanted to show that digital workflows could be created for both types of publications,” notes Jeremy Clark, director of customer engagements at Adobe. “If we could solve the digital transition for both WIRED and The New Yorker, we could create workflows that could be used throughout the publishing industry.”
Adobe InDesign CS5 played a central role in the production of the application, with the magazine’s technical and art directors and their staffs creating templates and packaging layouts with the Digital Content Bundler. “We’re pleased to have been able to use Adobe tools to create our iPad app,” said Pamela Maffei McCarthy, deputy editor at The New Yorker. “For 85 years, we’ve done all we can to get the magazine into readers’ hands as quickly as possible; we’re delighted to have access to new technologies that can get the whole magazine (and then some) to them on Monday whether they’re in New York or New Zealand.”
The Digital Magazine Solution will be available soon on Adobe Labs so a broader set of publishers can create compelling content applications like The New Yorker digital edition. Bookmark the Adobe Labs page and check back to download the tools when available.
Lien: ADOBE PUBLISHING
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