Zevrix Solutions announces Graphic Inspector 2.4.3, a maintenance update to company's quality control solution for images and vector graphics files.
Graphic Inspector can flag documents with specific attributes such as resolution, color, spot channels, fonts and more. The app is the only tool on the market that can preflight both raster images and vector documents. The new version reduces the hassles associated with Apple Event sandboxing, a new security measure introduced in macOS Mojave.
The new version eliminates the hassles associated with Apple Event sandboxing, a new security measure introduced in macOS Mojave. Under the new policy, applications can no longer interact with each other without prior user authorization. This change directly affects Graphic Inspector which requires access to the Finder and other system resources in order to retrieve and analyze the file data. The new update streamlines the authorization process by clearing all permissions during launch time, which eliminates workflow interruptions during file processing. Graphic Inspector will also reset Apple Event permissions automatically if the authorization was previously revoked by accident.
"Graphic Inspector displays every bit of useful information about vector or raster graphic files and flags the ones that match rules you define," writes Jay Nelson in Layers magazine. "With its combination of price, utility, and thoughtful design, Graphic Inspector is a rare gem."
Graphic Inspector is designed to help users of any trade, whether it's print, prepress, web design, or digital photography. For example, users can quickly locate files whose color mode is CMYK, format - TIFF, resolution is below 300 dpi, ICC profile isn't "US Web Coated" and so on. The app offers the following key features:
* Preflight multiple images and vector files
* Customizable checkup presets
* Common checks such as resolution, color mode, and ICC profile
* Professional prepress checks: spot colors, fonts in vector files, image compression and more
* Search image metadata
Pricing and Availability:
Graphic Inspector can be purchased from the Zevrix web site for $19.95 (USD), as well as from authorized resellers. Graphic Inspector is free with purchase of PDF Checkpoint or InPreflight Pro for Adobe InDesign. Trial is also available for download. The update is free for users of version 2 ($10 to upgrade from version 1). Graphic Inspector requires macOS 10.7-10.14.
Graphic Inspector Now Reduces Security Hassles on macOS Mojave
Graphic Inspector can flag documents with specific attributes such as resolution, color, spot channels, fonts and more. The app is the only tool on the market that can preflight both raster images and vector documents. The new version reduces the hassles associated with Apple Event sandboxing, a new security measure introduced in macOS Mojave.
The new version eliminates the hassles associated with Apple Event sandboxing, a new security measure introduced in macOS Mojave. Under the new policy, applications can no longer interact with each other without prior user authorization. This change directly affects Graphic Inspector which requires access to the Finder and other system resources in order to retrieve and analyze the file data. The new update streamlines the authorization process by clearing all permissions during launch time, which eliminates workflow interruptions during file processing. Graphic Inspector will also reset Apple Event permissions automatically if the authorization was previously revoked by accident.
"Graphic Inspector displays every bit of useful information about vector or raster graphic files and flags the ones that match rules you define," writes Jay Nelson in Layers magazine. "With its combination of price, utility, and thoughtful design, Graphic Inspector is a rare gem."
Graphic Inspector is designed to help users of any trade, whether it's print, prepress, web design, or digital photography. For example, users can quickly locate files whose color mode is CMYK, format - TIFF, resolution is below 300 dpi, ICC profile isn't "US Web Coated" and so on. The app offers the following key features:
* Preflight multiple images and vector files
* Customizable checkup presets
* Common checks such as resolution, color mode, and ICC profile
* Professional prepress checks: spot colors, fonts in vector files, image compression and more
* Search image metadata
Pricing and Availability:
Graphic Inspector can be purchased from the Zevrix web site for $19.95 (USD), as well as from authorized resellers. Graphic Inspector is free with purchase of PDF Checkpoint or InPreflight Pro for Adobe InDesign. Trial is also available for download. The update is free for users of version 2 ($10 to upgrade from version 1). Graphic Inspector requires macOS 10.7-10.14.
Graphic Inspector Now Reduces Security Hassles on macOS Mojave
