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Re: RIP software for a 1270?
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Re: RIP software for a 1270?


  • Subject: Re: RIP software for a 1270?
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 14:55:10 EST

In a message dated 11/27/00 12:36:54 PM, email@hidden writes:

>I followed a recent thread here about the Iproof/Birmy, etc. A good
>friend is a graphic designer and uses an Epson 1270 for outputting rough
>proofs through Quark 4. She's frustrated by issues with IProof; Quark
>told her that Iproof was the only available software RIP that's
>compatible with Quark.

There is a certain symmetry here: the layout software company that the world
loves to loathe sticking up for the RIP company that the world loves to
loathe... But in fact, other RIPs work as well or better with Quark, and are
smoother in the bargain.

She's getting these very rough halftone looks on
>some of her photographic images using Iproof. Coarse; almost bitmappy.

That is to be expected in all output with this RIP...


>Others have told her to avoid PressReady because it's a dead horse with
>no support.

Well, it works a good bit better than the iPRoof RIP, and has much smoother
output, and fewer bugs, and the price is right... so until an obvious
successor comes along, I'd say get a copy.

C. David Tobie
Design Cooperative
email@hidden


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