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| KODAK 700 Print Manager Version 3.2 Now Offers Full Support for New AFP IS/3 Standard |
ROCHESTER,
N.Y., Sept. 7—Kodak, a member of the AFP Consortium, now offers full compliance
with the new AFP IS/3 industry standard in its KODAK
700 Print Manager [IPDS Option]. Capable of driving both the KODAK
VERSAMARK VL-Series Printing Systems and the KODAK
PROSPER Press Platform, the 700 Print Manager version 3.2 is a digital front
end (DFE) and press controller that delivers high productivity, low cost of
ownership, and high output quality.
AFP
IS/3 is designed to provide smoother integration across the elements of a
printing system—including formatters, servers, transforms, printers, AFP viewers
and archive systems. The new standard features comprehensive color support,
including process and spot colors, ICC-based color management, and
industry-standard image file formats such as TIFF and JPEG.
“With
this new version, we are cementing AFP’s position as the standard presentation
architecture for monochrome and color variable-data production printing,” said
Harry Lewis, Chairman of the AFP Consortium. “By improving interoperability of
AFP solutions across vendors, we reassure customers that they can design their
print environment using best-of-breed AFP components from multiple vendors with
confidence that they will work together easily and
efficiently.”
The
benefit of the new standard is the highest level of interoperability, completely
independent of the printing device. Kodak customers with multi-platform
technology will now enjoy a plug-and-play experience, because the AFP IS/3
standard enables smoother integration, less customization, and streamlined
production cycles.
The
700 Print Manager offers premium workflow flexibility to connect into a variety
of print environments with maximum press utilization. It offers the following
features:
- provides
connectivity, job management, data processing, and color
management
- manages
printer operation, timing, controls, maintenance, and diagnostics
- connects
to desired workflow
- supports
a variety of input formats—PDF, PostScript, PPML-GA, PPML-VDX, VPS, XPS, EPS,
TIFF, JPEG, AFP, IPDS
- drives
high-speed, offset quality digital printers at full engine
speeds
- processes
100 percent variable text, graphics, images, barcodes, business charts,
tables
- ensures
consistent and accurate offset quality output
- integrates
with KODAK Unified Workflow Solutions
For more
details on Kodak’s participation in Graph Expo 2011, please visit www.kodak.com/go/graphexpo.
Kodak is a global advisor and provider of integrated services to help companies
transform and optimize their businesses. Through a network of service
professionals in 120+ countries, Kodak provides technical, professional,
consulting and managed services to enable customers to focus on growing their
businesses, maximize productivity, and more
effectively manage risks. All Kodak products and software are backed by KODAK
Service and Support. To learn more, visit www.graphics.kodak.com.
About Kodak
As the world’s foremost imaging innovator, Kodak helps consumers,
businesses, and creative professionals unleash the power of images, information,
and printing to enrich their lives.
In
the graphic communications industry, Kodak serves customers in the printing,
publishing, packaging and enterprise markets with intelligent solutions for
competitive advantage and greater return on investment.
Kodak helps
customers adapt, transform and grow their businesses. Through a comprehensive
product and solutions portfolio that integrates revolutionary technologies,
smart automation and specialized services, Kodak supplies customers operating in
traditional, hybrid and digital graphic environments the broadest choice of
software, production products and services for creating and managing high value
variable output efficiently and cost effectively.
For more information,
visit graphics.kodak.com. Follow us on Twitter
at twitter.com/kodakidigprint and visit
our blog at www.growyourbiz.kodak.com
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