Zevrix Solutions announces PDF Checkpoint 1.8, a feature update to company's PDF preflight and conversion solution
The new version introduces a contextual menu that lets users open PDF files with an editor app of their choice directly from PDF Checkpoint. This feature is complemented by the new option in preferences that allows to change the default app for opening PDF files. This selection doesn't affect the system settings. The update also addresses a system bug that could prevent PDF Checkpoint from retrieving the complete list of files dropped on the app's icon for processing.
"It's a great idea to enable color profile conversion in PDF files so easily," says Dr. Wolfgang Lorenz from Munich, Germany. "PDF Checkpoint saves me a lot of time when deciphering client-submitted ads for large magazines."
PDF Checkpoint is designed to automate and simplify PDF workflows of publishers, ad agencies, prepress houses, printers and graphic designers. The app offers the following features:
* Batch preflighting and conversion of PDF files
* Check image resolution and color
* Flag PDF fonts, colors and metadata with specific attributes
* Create preflight profiles for specific job types
* Convert PDF color mode to specific profile
* Route files by preflight results into success and error folders
* Export PDF as images with given resolution and color
* Split PDF files into single pages
Pricing and availability:
PDF Checkpoint can be purchased on Mac App Store and Zevrix website for $39.95 (USD), as well as from authorized resellers. The update is free to licensed users. Trial is also available for download. PDF Checkpoint requires macOS 10.7-10.12.
PDF Checkpoint Now Can Open PDF Files With User's Chosen Editor
The new version introduces a contextual menu that lets users open PDF files with an editor app of their choice directly from PDF Checkpoint. This feature is complemented by the new option in preferences that allows to change the default app for opening PDF files. This selection doesn't affect the system settings. The update also addresses a system bug that could prevent PDF Checkpoint from retrieving the complete list of files dropped on the app's icon for processing.
"It's a great idea to enable color profile conversion in PDF files so easily," says Dr. Wolfgang Lorenz from Munich, Germany. "PDF Checkpoint saves me a lot of time when deciphering client-submitted ads for large magazines."
PDF Checkpoint is designed to automate and simplify PDF workflows of publishers, ad agencies, prepress houses, printers and graphic designers. The app offers the following features:
* Batch preflighting and conversion of PDF files
* Check image resolution and color
* Flag PDF fonts, colors and metadata with specific attributes
* Create preflight profiles for specific job types
* Convert PDF color mode to specific profile
* Route files by preflight results into success and error folders
* Export PDF as images with given resolution and color
* Split PDF files into single pages
Pricing and availability:
PDF Checkpoint can be purchased on Mac App Store and Zevrix website for $39.95 (USD), as well as from authorized resellers. The update is free to licensed users. Trial is also available for download. PDF Checkpoint requires macOS 10.7-10.12.
PDF Checkpoint Now Can Open PDF Files With User's Chosen Editor
