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Welcome to the Adobe Print Team newsletter! Our mission is to provide valuable insights and updates on the
latest developments in the print industry and the Adobe Print Team. Please feel free to distribute this to
colleagues within your organization. We hope you find this edition engaging and informative! You are receiving
this newsletter because you attended our webinars and physical or digital events or downloaded educational
assets from our websites. Please let us know if you wish to refrain from receiving future newsletters.
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We are saddened to share that Adobe co-founder Dr. John Warnock has passed
away at 82. His brilliance shaped Adobe and the wider industry. Working closely
with Dr. Chuck Geschke, who passed away in April 2021, Warnock sparked the
desktop publishing revolution with Adobe PostScript. Other Adobe innovations
such as PDF, Acrobat, Illustrator, and Photoshop are also part of his legacy. John’s
contributions to the development of the first digital fonts enabled the output of
scalable type. Widely acknowledged as one of our generation's greatest inventors
and recognized with awards, including the National Medal of Technology and
Innovation, his impact on the world is profound. As a visionary, John's wisdom
enriched us all. Though he's left us, his spirit and impact endure. We extend our
heartfelt condolences to his family. Let's honor him by pushing the boundaries,
just as he did.
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| With millions of A3 devices shipped yearly powered by Adobe Embedded Print Engine (AEPE), AEPE continues to solidify and expand its position in the office/enterprise printing segment. This
quarter, Ricoh took another stride forward by launching the AEPE-powered IM 460F, a new A3
device. This compact unit caters to customers primarily using A4 but occasionally needing A3
printing. AEPE’s strengths, however, extends beyond A3, gaining recognition as the best in class
rendering technology in the A4 segment. Meanwhile, Canon unveiled successor devices for its
imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX C259/C359 series, efficient 35 ppm compact A4 color devices. AEPE
is pivotal in enhancing performance and quality for both Ricoh and Canon devices.
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| On July 28, version 6.2 of Adobe PDF Print Engine (APPE) was released for distribution to OEM and RIP vendor partners. It includes several fixes, 5 new features, and 2 platform upgrades. The
distributed RIP framework has migrated to the Intel MPI (Message Passing Interface), which
breaks through the ceiling of 64 simultaneous instances in prior versions, enabling unlimited
scalability for high-volume VDP workflows running on the Mercury RIP Architecture e Partner
systems built on MacOS may now directly implement external Color Management Modules
(CMMs), and APPE is installed with a Mac Universal binary, which runs natively on Apple Silicon
M1 chips. The new features include an enhancement to the bicubic image upsampling algorithm, first introduced in APPE 6.1, enabling sophisticated scaling of color-indexed images and
much faster processing. If your company plans to release a product based on APPE 6.3, please
complete the self-certification using the standard form.
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| We continue our blog series, exploring various office and commercial printing topics. You will find industry trends, market updates, and insights on various print topics. We aim to provide
valuable information and perspective on the latest developments in the print industry and the
Adobe Print team. We are confident that you will find this series engaging and informative.
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Hybrid working and office device changes
Dive into the evolution of hybrid work and its impact on office printing in this insightful blog
post. Understand how the shift to remote and hybrid models revolutionizes traditional office
setups, emphasizing the need for quality and consistency in printing. Learn how AEPE and
PDF standards ensure consistency and quality in the changing office printing landscape
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Benefits of driverless printing
Delve into the transformation of office printing through driverless printing. Print via the cloud
from various devices, eliminating the need for specific drivers and enhancing flexibility. Explore
the benefits (and challenges), gaining insights into its workspace revolution potential. Check
the full article for a deeper understanding.
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Cloud printing and the changing workspace
Discover the game-changing power of cloud printing, reshaping office print. Print seamlessly
from anywhere, benefiting both end users and IT admins. Bid farewell to driver woes, boost
efficiency, and learn how AEPE enables consistency and quality across devices
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Keypoint Production & Packaging Conference
Adobe sponsored and presented at the Keypoint Production & Packaging Conference (July 14, 2023). This virtual event showcased presentations from several industry analysts and
experts on market trends and digital solutions for packaging. The Adobe Print Team
presented an overview of the entire workflow from package design to printing. We explained
the optimal design and prepress workflow for digital printing, discussed the differences from
conventional printing, and introduced Adobe's design tools and print-related solutions, such
as APPE.
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ADOBE EMBEDDED PRINT ENGINE
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The future-proof technology for printers of tomorrow
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ADOBE PDF PRINT ENGINE
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The rendering platform for the Adobe PDF print experience
Learn more
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