Enfocus, the world leader in PDF quality management solutions for the graphic arts industry, announces additional dates for its popular, free Enhancing Your PDF Workflow seminar series. Created for designers, printers and publishers, the seminars are scheduled for Chicago and New York City on June 27 and 29.
Enfocus’ seminar series was initiated in 2005 and has since traveled to over a dozen North American cities. Initially produced as a summer series for 2005, the seminars have garnered widespread attention and dates have been added, accordingly.
These educational, free, full-day events will focus on real world problems and solutions associated with PDF workflows. Presented by industry expert James Lockman of Working Words & Graphics, the seminars will advise attendees on the best ways to streamline PDF workflows from start to finish. Experts from Apple Computer and Enfocus will also be on hand to provide answers and demonstrations for attendees.
Seminar Focus?Enhancing Your PDF Workflow centers on improving your current PDF workflow, creating flawless PDFs and understanding the latest in Certified PDF technology.
Enhancing Your PDF Workflow is ideal for design professionals, commercial printers, quick printers, and publishers who are tired of having problems working with PDF files, and who want to improve their PDF workflows. Attendees will learn how to:
- Create a good, production-ready PDF
- Identify and fix problem PDF files
- Effectively communicate with business partners throughout the workflow process
- Learn Tips and Tricks using Adobe Acrobat 7 and Enfocus PitStop Professional
- Speed up production with Certified PDF technology
- Automate the workflow
Enhancing Your PDF Workflow dates and locations include:
- Chicago, IL – June 27 – Hilton Northbrook
- New York – June 29 – Hilton Times Square
For more information or to register to attend one of these seminars, go to: https://www.enfocus.com/roadshow.php or call 818-501-2380 x43. Seating is limited.
James Lockman, Working Words & Graphics
James Lockman is the Director of Operations at Working Words & Graphics. James has been using PDF in his own print workflow since joining Working Words in 1995. He is known in the Northeast as the “go to” guy to solve problems with any digital imaging issue. As an early PDF adopter and evangelist, he has seen just about everything that might derail a PDF-based print project. This experience allows him to solve problems quickly and cost-effectively. He is also a technical resource for printers, equipment suppliers, brokers and graphic designers.
Working Words prides itself in applications support, and has even been making film separations from MS Publisher since version 2.0. Working Words adopted InDesign as its design platform in version 1.0 and has never looked back.
About Enfocus
Enfocus is a leading brand in PDF and production automation technology. >From start to finish, Enfocus is essential to designers, printers and publishers who want to work in a truly reliable, automated production environment.
Universally acclaimed technologies, products and service innovations include Certified PDF®, Instant PDF, Instant Barcode, PitStop Professional, PitStop Server, PitStop Automate, StatusCheck and www.CertifiedPDF.net. Enfocus goes beyond preflight, delivering unmatched PDF creation, auto-correction, advanced editing and production automation to guarantee accurate exchange and precise PDF output. Enfocus picks up where other products leave off with features and capabilities that bridge every critical gap in professional graphic arts production environments.
Through a comprehensive technology partner program, Enfocus technologies are available to 3rd party developers. Major suppliers such as Agfa, Artwork Systems, Creo PODS, Kodak, EFI, Fujifilm, Global Graphics, Heidelberg, Xerox, Screen, Quad/Graphics, Vio and Xitron have integrated Enfocus technologies into their own PDF workflow system offerings.
Go to www.enfocus.com to discover more about Enfocus and the comprehensive solutions graphic arts professionals throughout the world rely on.
This article was last modified on June 9, 2006
This article was first published on June 9, 2006
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