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Creo Preps 5.3.3: A powerful tool for print production




If you are looking for a software that can help you create efficient and accurate imposition layouts for any print job, you might want to check out Creo Preps 5.3.3. Creo Preps is a digital imposition software that allows you to import PDF files, arrange them on press sheets, apply marks and controls, and output them to various devices. Creo Preps 5.3.3 is the latest version of the software, and it comes with some new features and enhancements that make it even more user-friendly and versatile.




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Whats new in Creo Preps 5.3.3?




Creo Preps 5.3.3 is a free upgrade for existing, licensed Preps 5.x installations, and it includes the Preps Ganging tool. The Preps Ganging tool is a separate application that allows you to optimize the use of press sheets by automatically combining multiple jobs with different sizes, quantities, and orientations on a single sheet. You can also manually adjust the ganging results, preview the output, and export the ganged jobs to Preps for further imposition. The Preps Ganging tool can help you save time, money, and materials by reducing waste and makeready.


Another new feature in Creo Preps 5.3.3 is the support for Adobe Acrobat 8 software. In Preps jobs, you can impose, preview, and print PDF input files that were created using Acrobat 8 (PDF version 1.7) software. You can also use Acrobat 8 to create PDF files that are compatible with Preps. For more information on how to create PDF files for Preps using Acrobat 8, see the Creating Files for Preps Using Adobe Acrobat 8 document.


How to use Creo Preps 5.3.3?




Using Creo Preps 5.3.3 is easy and intuitive. You can start by creating a new job or opening an existing one in Preps. You can then import your PDF files into the job by dragging and dropping them from your desktop or folder, or by using the Import command. You can also use the Auto Import feature to automatically import PDF files from a specified folder into your job.


Once you have imported your PDF files, you can arrange them on press sheets using templates or custom layouts. You can use the SmartMarks feature to automatically apply marks and controls based on your job specifications. You can also use the SmartSpine feature to automatically adjust the spine width of booklets based on the number of pages and paper thickness. You can preview your imposition layouts using the Preview window or the Print Preview command. You can also use the Preflight feature to check your job for errors and warnings before outputting it.


When you are ready to output your job, you can choose from various output options such as PostScript, PDF, JDF, PJTF, or TIFF/IT-P1. You can also output your job to a supported device such as a Kodak Prinergy or Brisque workflow system, a Kodak eCentral server, or a Kodak Trendsetter platesetter. You can use the Output Manager feature to manage your output settings and queue your jobs for outputting.


Where can I get Creo Preps 5.3.3?




If you are interested in getting Creo Preps 5.3.3, you can download it from the Kodak website. You will need a valid license key (also called password) to install and run the software. If you do not have a license key, you will need to purchase one from Kodak or an authorized reseller. You will also need a supported dongle that is installed on the same computer or a floating license server that is connected to your network. For more information c481cea774


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