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I am going to take a closer look at pdfToolbox. So, pdfToolbox would be a ideal replacement. As I found out Adobe licensed parts of Callas preflight engine and their preflight menus look almost identical. Adobe's Acrobat Pro 2017 single licence cost is within the same $500 price range. With Adobe's Cloud subscription introduction, Adobe also dropped the price tag for the Acrobat DC. I have spent so much money on Adobe CS and Acrobat DC is getting worse.
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reliable color management and full support for ISO PDF standards. It lacks Preflight functionalities.Īcrobat DC Preflight feature is the only missing link to me e.g.
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I have also tested Nuance Power PDF for Mac which is a nice but limited PDF editor. Both are products are used in print houses and big publishing houses. Pitstop and pdfToolbox seems to be the only "real" alternatives for reliable print preflight jobs. I stumbled upon your highly interesting discussion while searching for a Acrobat Pro alternative.
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I have even grown to like the name in that it may confuse some Microsoft Publisher users to accidentally start using Serif Publisher. At first I didn't understand the very low pricing that Serif was doing but now it makes sense. Since the work in my company needs to pass by me the more expensive product (pdfToolbox) only needs to be installed on my machine. I like how Serif keeps the price low which allows for workflows like installing it on non-designers computers as I mentioned a couple days ago. I wanted to know have other people found that those two products work really well together? Publisher is the only tool in the suite I haven't explored extremely in depth and I haven't even installed pdfToolbox yet. That one perspective alone almost justified it's $500+ price tag. One comment was unexpected in that they pointed out that the tool is especially good for adding to a Publisher workflow in that it hasn't been around as long and may need a little more help than mature products like Quark and InDesign. A couple days ago I asked about the value of pdfTool in a Quark forum.