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New Oversize Warning for Page Oriented
Printers Now Reflects Image Length
Salt Lake City, UT,
October 15, 2004
— In response to requests from owners of "page-oriented" printers, Wasatch has modified the crop warning in SoftRIP to reflect "length" as well as "width". Previously, when an image was larger than the width of the output device, a red and black hash mark would indicate the area that could not be printed. The operator could then adjust the size of the image or use SoftRIP's Tiling feature to divide the job into sections.
The new crop warning will also indicate when an image is too long for the printed "sheet", which may range from an 8-1/2" x 11" page on an Epson 4000 to a 4 x 8" foot panel of foam board on a flatbed inkjet printer.
About Wasatch Computer Technology
Wasatch Computer Technology LLC, headquartered in Salt Lake City, is a leading developer of RIP and print management solutions for wide-format digital printing, screen separations, photographic, gicleé and other specialized processes in the digital printing markets.
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