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Does Ergosoft RIP support macOS, Linux, or other operating systems?
Problem/Question Your PC that does not run Windows natively so you are wondering, “Can I use Ergosoft on my macOS, Linux, or other operating system?”. Solution/Work-Around According to our System Recommendations, Ergosoft RIP is designed exclusively ...
Boosted Automation Possibilities
Delta REST API Jobs from Orders: Submit jobs via the Trickle REST API using a simple text-based format (tab-separated, exported from ERP/MIS/CRM). This format supports all job details and allows for complete job presets, making complex job automation ...
Workflow and Production
Introducing Queues and QueueManager New Features: Estimate Consumption: Easily forecast media length and ink usage for multiple jobs in a queue with our new context menu. Perfect for planning unattended overnight production. Output Now: Manually ...
Color, Color Management and Color Tools
3D Gamut Viewer: Unlock New Dimensions in Color Management! Introducing the new 3D Gamut Comparison Module, which complements the existing 2D Gamut Viewer and allows you to effortlessly generate and compare 3D gamut representations of ICC profiles. ...
User Interface and Experience
Elevate your workflow with our latest updates, designed to give you unparalleled customization to increase efficiency and productivity. Enjoy maximum flexibility to customize the JobComposer interface to meet your, your operator's, your customer's, ...
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First Time Setup
Setting up a RIP Software to run your digital printing production may seem like a daunting task at first, but with Ergosoft and a little help from this guide, you’ll find yourself designing, printing and cutting in no time. This guide will take you ...
Introduction to Output Calibration
One of the main tasks of a RIP Software is to ensure accurate color output. This is achieved by adjusting the colors in an image file during the rastering process to appear exactly as you expect. This is necessary because no two printer/ink/media ...
Density Linearization
The Density linearization determines how much ink for each color the printer applies and how much of it the material can handle. It is not concerned with the balance between the colors. Rather, it examines every color on its own to evaluate the ...
Spot Colors / Named Colors
Spot Color or Named Color printing uses color names in image files to identify the color for color replacement. So for example, you may use a graphic design program such as Adobe Illustrator to specify a spot color name «Spot_Red1» for one of the ...
Introduction to Contour Cut
In ErgoSoft RIPs, contour cut integrates seamlessly into the production workflow. For Jobs intended to be Cut, the RIP automatically constrains Job space to the width of the cutter to make sure the Job fits. It reserves space around the images and ...
This Category is your User Guide for the Ergosoft RIP Print Production Suite. Find general introductions about the different modules and get an insight about what Ergosoft RIP offers.
Facing problems or error messages when working with Ergosoft? Here you will find clever solutions and helpful workarounds as well as useful step-by-step instructions.
Read all about the latest features and recent software improvements.