New Markzware FlightCheck 2023® macOS Preflight Application

Dec 19, 2022

For graphic designers and printers; now includes checks for PANTONE colors and Type 1 fonts

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DAYTON, Nev. - December 19, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Markzware®, Inc., announces FlightCheck 2023 for macOS. This stand-alone preflight application previews, inspects, analyzes, and provides a complete Inventory Report, to ensure print-ready PDF and native files. FlightCheck is the prepress solution that enables companies to easily set up cost-efficient preflight workflow stations for quality print output.

Markzware's intelligent preflight software detects what the human eye can't, ensuring that document files are validated for print production. FlightCheck then collects and packages all required print elements, before sending, outputting, or archiving. "Today's print workflows have unique quality control demands. Creatives and prepress professionals will be glad to have Markzware's dependable preflight solution, FlightCheck, in their 'print production toolbox,'" expressed Patrick Marchese, President, Markzware.

AUDIENCES TO BENEFIT
FlightCheck is a must-have for graphic designers, publishers, printers, and those who create and prepare documents for print or for file archiving. FlightCheck includes branding capability for advertising, printing, publishing, and reseller partners, worldwide, to include their identity within the FlightCheck Reports.

PREFLIGHT APPLICATION OVERVIEW
This application supports new photo image types, including WebP and HEIC formats.
Job-stopping problems FlightCheck will reveal include:

Unsupported Pantone colors
Used Type 1 fonts
Image resolution that is too low (or too high)
Image scaling and rotation
Fonts that are NOT Embedded

INTELLIGENT GROUND CONTROLS
Markzware now provides five conveniently-grouped Ground Controls (preflight profiles). These checks are customized for conditions that accommodate common print production workflows such as: PDF, Page Layout, Vector, Graphic, and Image.

FLIGHTCHECK USER TESTIMONIAL
Terri Wright, Production Director at Serbin Creative (serbincreative.com), states, "…Couldn't work without FlightCheck!"

FLIGHTCHECK PRICING, SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS, and PURCHASE LINK

System Requirements are macOS 10.13 or higher.
A yearly subscription for FlightCheck is $/€ 249. Perpetual license is $/€ 399.
To receive a review copy of FlightCheck 2023, contact Mary Gay at [email protected].
To resell Markzware FlightCheck, contact [email protected].

To sign up for free updates & specials, and support for Markzware products.

VIDEO: FlightCheck 2023 for Graphic Design & Print - Ready for Take Off!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loLPUP2L6Fg

ABOUT MARKZWARE
Markzware Inc., a privately-held company based in Dayton, Nevada, develops stand-alone solutions for the printing, publishing, and graphic arts industries. We specialize in print quality control, file previewing, data conversion, and archiving. Our products support PDF and native files created in Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, QuarkXPress, Affinity Publisher, and other applications. The ease of use and quality of our products are key design factors that help to streamline error-free document production. Markzware B.V. is the European operation located in The Netherlands.

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Contact Information:
Mary Gay Marchese-Pettit
Public Relations
[email protected]
(949) 254-6048
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