AcroPlot Repro Setup window

Controls the pattern we use for dithering. The AcroPlot Repro Enhanced Dithering works really well for thin light gray lines and text and the Clustered Dithering (64 shades) is close to the standard Ghostscript dithering. With the Clustered Dithering the lower the number of shades the smoother the plot but also it's fewer colors so gradient fills and color images may not look as well.

Allows you to increase or decrease the brightness of the resulting TIFF file.

Allows you to set the minimum line width in pixels to use when converting files.  Although this can help reduce the chance of thin, light gray lines from dropping out it can also increase the thickness of small text since many times PDF files created from CAD packages create the text as graphics.

When selected if we come across fonts in the files which are missing and not found on the system then we will show a warning dialog.  Other programs do not do this so you do not know that fonts are being substituted which may effect the quality of the final results.

When selected and a conversion fails a separate dialog window will be displayed with the error.

When selected the units for page size will be displayed as metric in the interface.

When selected the passwords will be displayed in the dialog box.  Otherwise passwords are masked with a * character.

By specifying the location of the Ghostscript executible we can process postscript files through Ghostscript for you as well as run tests for dithering patterns against ghostscript.  If you do not have it installed you can download it from http://www.ghostscript.com/download/gsdnld.html

When selected the white space around the resulting image will be removed. This works really well in monochrome images of vector PDF files. In PDF files that were scanned in images it will crop to the first and last colored pixel it finds which may be a stray pixel added by the scanner instead of the border of the drawing..

When selected the line widths will be adjusted to make them more uniform.

When selected and you use the Renumber feature after the files are processed we will add a random prefix to the start of the image files.  This is useful if you want to load the files into another program in the same order or if you have other image files in the same directory.

When selected and AcroPlot Repro is called from the command line from say another program like Oce Repro Desk it will display a progress dialog so you know what is going on.

When selected and you load a file into the interface that contains more than 1 page we will expand out the list so you see all of the pages.  Otherwise if all of the pages are the same size and rotation in the file it will be listed with the filename.  If not, then it will be listed a "Varies"

Allows you to browse for the Ghostscript exe program if you have Ghostscript installed on your system.

When selected AcroPlot Repro will attempt to modify the settings for your installed programs listed to try to use our processing engine if selected.

When selected we will modify the KIP Powerprint program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for PDF files.

When selected we will modify the Metaprint program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for PDF files.

When selected we will modify the Oce Publisher / Client Tools 1.6 program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for PDF files.

When selected we will modify the Oce Publisher / Client Tools 2.0 program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for PDF files.

When selected we will modify the Oce Repro Desk 1.6 program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for PDF files.

When selected we will modify the KIP Powerprint program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for DWF and DWFX files.

When selected we will modify the Oce Publisher / Client Tools 2.0 program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for DWF and DWFX files.

When selected we will modify the Oce Repro Desk 1.6 program to use our AcroPlot Repro processing engine for DWF and DWFX files..  Please note that Oce has a bug in their multipage DWF processing.  You should process DWF files using the AcroPlot Repro interface and then load the tiff files into the Oce Reprodesk Interface.

This will open up Oce's instructions on the web for configuring AcroPlot Repro to work with Repro Desk 2.0.

Saves the changes and exits the dialog.

Exits the dialog.