callas software has launched a new version of its QuarkXPress output extension MadeToPrint XT. The tool now supports QuarkXPress 6.x with Mac OS X; the Windows 2000/XP version will be available by the end of April. In addition, callas introduces hotfolder based MadeToPrint XT Auto, which can be run under Mac OS X as well as under Windows 2000/XP and processes QuarkXPress files fully automatic.
MadeToPrint XT takes away the need to configure and double check settings for printing and EPS/PDF export over and over again; the extension allows printing a QuarkXPress file and exporting it as a PDF in just one go. Additional features comprise single page PDF/EPS output, customizable file naming and configurable job slugs on every document page.
Pricing for new MadeToPrint XT: the full version is 349 EURO, upgrades (from MadeToPrint XT for XPress 3-5) can be purchased for 219 EURO. For MadeToPrint XT Auto, a price of 2.490 EURO has been established.
For more information: www.callassoftware.com
About callas software:
callas software GmbH, Berlin, was founded in 1995 by Olaf Druemmer and is a leader in the development of tools and technologies for publishing and PDF based workflows. callas offers solutions for analyzing and processing PDFs as well as output and file conversion tools for applications like Adobe InDesign, Adobe Acrobat and QuarkXPress.
Customers are newspaper and magazine publishers, prepress service providers, ad agencies, printing houses, government agencies as well as inhouse publishing departments. In addition, callas softwares PDFengine technology has been licensed by vendors like Adobe, Hewlett Packard or Mitsubishi Paper Mills.
This article was last modified on January 10, 2022
This article was first published on March 31, 2005
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