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The development of PressPerCent started in the mid-1990's. The purpose was to create a simple ink key pre-setting software tool - a popular subject at the time when press manufacturers and printers were searching for less expensive, space-saving solutions to replace hardware plate scanners (that never were extremely reliable, among other faults). Since then, PressPerCent has evolved to include more features which customers and OEM partners required, such as: support for the job formats of virtually every press type and model, total ink calculations, spot-color preview, automatic job
What's New
Version 3.2:
- More flexible job processing with customizable Processing Schemes
- Tone Curves for halftone/dot-percentage compensation in Page Settings
- Automatic mounting of network servers
- Other enhancements and bugs fixes
Requirements
- OS X 10.6 or later
(version for OS X 10.4-10.5, Intel32/PPC32 included in download)
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| Downloads:9,487 |
| Version Downloads:31 |
| Type:Business : Vertical Markets |
| License:Demo |
| Date:04 Mar 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $250.00 |
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The development of PressPerCent started in the mid-1990's. The purpose was to create a simple ink key pre-setting software tool - a popular subject at the time when press manufacturers and printers were searching for less expensive, space-saving solutions to replace hardware plate scanners (that never were extremely reliable, among other faults). Since then, PressPerCent has evolved to include more features which customers and OEM partners required, such as: support for the job formats of virtually every press type and model, total ink calculations, spot-color preview, automatic job processing via hot folders, flexible press configurations, etc.
Technically the application itself is just an area coverage calculator. It converts jobs in various input formats into bitmap images with relatively low resolution (its internal file format), then it counts the number of pixels that have different color values in these bitmaps. This calculation is done for certain areas specified by the user: the entire printable area of the printing press, the page area of the job, stripes which correspond to the ink zones of an offset (litho) printing press, or any rectangle that the user draws on-screen using his mouse.
Technically the application itself is just an area coverage calculator. It converts jobs in various input formats into bitmap images with relatively low resolution (its internal file format), then it counts the number of pixels that have different color values in these bitmaps. This calculation is done for certain areas specified by the user: the entire printable area of the printing press, the page area of the job, stripes which correspond to the ink zones of an offset (litho) printing press, or any rectangle that the user draws on-screen using his mouse.
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Mar 2005
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Pre-press is a process, or a step in printing, not a device. I'm a pre-press production artist. Pre-press is between the designer and the press.
Did you mean the RIP?
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Mar 2005
Valaxedo rated on 01 Oct 2013