Graphic Inspector
provides extensive info about graphic files
The latest version of Graphic Inspector provides extensive info about graphic files and helps locate potential problems according to user defined settings.Graphic Inspector 1.1 now properly recognizes EPS DCS files saved in the CMYK+Spot channels color mode, and lists fonts and spot colors in Adobe Illustrator CS3 files.
Graphic Inspector is a quality control solution for both raster and vector graphic files on Mac OS X. The program is designed to help users of any trade, whether it's print, web, prepress, publishing or digital photography. With Graphic Inspector, users can quickly get crucial information about entire folders of files thus eliminating the need to open and check each file manually. Graphic Inspector will display info about file's kind, color mode, resolution, compression, color profile, dimensions, spot colors, fonts, EXIF data and other attributes.
The Checkup Presets lets users quickly spot files with unwanted attributes saving hours of manual checking and helping eliminate costly mistakes. For example, users can make Graphic Inspector warn about all files whose color mode is RGB, format - JPEG, resolution is below 200 dpi, ICC profile doesn't contain "USWebCoated" etc.
Graphic Inspector 1.1, adds the following functionality:
* Photoshop EPS DCS files saved in the CMYK+Spot channels color mode are now properly recognized and their spot channels are listed
* fonts and spot colors in the native Adobe Illustrator CS3 files are now listed.
Graphic Inspector 1.1 can be purchased from the Zevrix Solutions web site for US$40, as well as from authorized resellers. Demo is also available for download.
Graphic Inspector 1.1 is Universal Binary and available for Mac OS X 10.4.2 and higher.
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Located in Toronto, Canada, Zevrix Solutions provides productivity solutions for Adobe Creative Suite software, graphic file diagnostics and FileMaker Pro on Mac OS. Zevrix Solutions is dedicated to helping professionals achieve more while doing less through automating their everyday tasks, producing error-free documents, saving disk space and cutting production costs. For more information, visit www.zevrix.com.
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