Release Notes 1.11.0 - Durst Workflow

In the assembly mode Tiling, it is possible to add an edge reinforcement. This is displayed to the user in colour and can thus be distinguished from the overlap.

For the first time, it is possible to store layouts for printing plates, which are required for conventional printing, as templates. These can then be used for mounting.

From this version onwards, the user can save all assembly sheet configurations in a template and reuse them.

It is possible to create colour bars in the Montage Editor, which are used to activate the nozzles in the production run.

Motif templates are now available which can be created, edited, saved and applied to all motifs in a montage - for example, a set scaling factor.

Additional placeholders for the cutting file name, as well as which ink saving profile (low, medium, extreme) is used, are available for selection.

In the system settings, a preferred unit of measurement for the area - square metre or square foot - can be stored. This unit of measurement is used in all areas of the workflow.

The number of processes to be processed in parallel in the workflow can be limited, so the utilisation of the hardware can be better controlled.

In the Transmit to Printer dialogue you now have the option to rotate each even or odd page by 180º.

From this version onwards, direct control of a Vanguard printer is possible in the workflow. The printer can be created, managed, profiled and subsequently used for production jobs.

From now on, release and ink cost reports are created in separate areas.  In the course of this, the range of functions for creating and managing release reports, including versioning, has been expanded.

The creation of ink cost reports has been fundamentally revised, so the report is now created in the Statistics tab. This means that a report can be created directly for each ink cost calculation.

The calculation and also the display of ink costs have been newly implemented in this version and the range of functions has been extended. In order to better compare ink costs, a new, improved view has been added.

With the possibility of controlling several print rows/lanes on a P5 350 and P5 210, this function is now also available in the workflow. The print series and the print sequence can be stored when creating a hotfolder.

Deleting paused hotfolders as well as already processed hotfolder elements (motifs/orders) is now possible.

• Convert to CMYK

• Create ellipse/rectangle as technical shape

• Create spot colour channel for objects of the selected colour

• Place objects on layer

• Rotate and/or Mirror Pages

• Convert page content to image

An allen Stellen des Workflows wird nun ­dieselbe Implementierung der Ausgabe-Vorlagen verwendet.

In order to be able to process PDF/VT files in the workflow, another render option "EHVD" was implemented for production jobs.

A preflight warning is issued for very complex print data if the "content stream" of a file exceeds three megabytes.

The licence information tab of the system status dialogue now shows for which workflow version the licence is issued.

As of this version, the function "Use version" can be executed in the article or motif detail view via the action menu in the action bar.

For the Tau and VariJet printing systems, it is possible to transfer pre- and/or post-print separately to the printer without having to render the entire job.

The Czech translation has been completely revised and from this version onwards a Slovak translation is also available to the user.

• Delete pages
• Set scaling factor
• Create white separation only
• Create coloured bleed