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14.5 How to create a detailed log when executing Process Plans (or Profiles, Checks or Fixups).

12.10 Create white underlays for printing on transparent foil using 'Create spot color plate based on ink amount'.

12.7 Outline page geometry boxes in a specified tint value of a spot color.

12.6 Change page size with the help of the “Set page geometry boxes” Fixup.

12.5 Create a dieline and bleed for irregular shapes with gaps in outer border (v11.0).

12.4 Create a dieline and bleed for irregular shapes (v11.0).

12.2 Generate bleed for irregular shapes (v11.0).

12.1 Generate bleed from page content: updated in pdfToolbox 12.

10.6 Convert Type 3 fonts to outlines (10.2).

10.2 Embedding fonts: Font substitution file.

Spotify - Derive spot colors from content (v11.0)

8.1 Introduction: CxF and spectral data.

7.1 Color convert with n-channel ICC profiles.

6.16 Convert RGB to CMYK using custom tolerance for gray (v11.0).

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6.14 Update all spot colors in a PDF using a spot color Swatch library.

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6.11 Use included DeviceLink profile to convert ISO Coated v2 ↔ PSO Coated v3 (ECI).6.9 How to convert CMYK in DeviceN to DeviceCMYK.6.8 Adjust tone values and apply gradation curve to selected objects.6.7 Color convert to PSO Coated v3 (ECI).6.6 Processing black objects (deprecated, available till v10.2).6.5 Processing black objects with Advanced settings (v11.0).6.4 Policies (deprecated, available till v10.2).6.3 Convert colors: Advanced settings (previously 'Policies') (v11.0).6.2 Setting up a 'Convert colors' Fixup.5.2 Create new, Manage, Import or Export Libraries.Actions and their use in callas' products 3.9 New Process Plan step 'Add files' (12.0).3.8 New Process Plan step 'Rename' (11.0).3.7 Switch on/off a Process Plan step via a Variable (11.0).3.6 Using the PDF input file from a previous Process Plan step (11.0).3.5 Generating additional PDF output from a Process Plan step.3.4 Using Process Plans in Process Plans (11.0).

3.3 Using Quick Check as a step in a Process Plan.

3.1 When Profiles are not enough: Process Plans.

2.19 Keyboard shortcuts and additional Hotkeys.

2.17 Deleting multiple Fixups or Checks at once.

2.16 Compatibility between pdfToolbox and Acrobat.

2.15 Checking the ISO standards using callas Desktop products.

2.13 Requirements for conversions to PDF.

2.10 Import own HTML-based Report-Templates.

2.7 Features enabling/preventing Profile export to a previous version.

2.6 Export Profiles to a previous pdfToolbox version.

2.5 Running a Profile and examining results.

2.3 Duplicate and edit Profiles, Checks and Fixups.

2.2 Protect Profiles, Checks, Fixups, Process Plans and Libraries against changes.

2.1 Profiles, Checks, Fixups, Process Plans and Libraries.

1.10 Update path to pdfToolbox CLI in Switch when installing new version of pdfToolbox.

1.9 Notifications about available updates.

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1.8 Using pdfToolbox and Preflight in Acrobat Pro parallel.1.7 Change language of user interface (desktop only).1.6 Uninstalling the pdfToolbox Acrobat plug-in.

1.5 Migrating the pdfToolbox to another computer (Deactivation).

1.4 Multi-user system (Activating additional users on the same system).

1.3 Activation and Deactivation of pdfToolbox.

1.2 Installation of pdfToolbox Desktop or Server on Windows.

1.1 Installation of pdfToolbox Desktop or Server on Mac.

Installation, activation, deactivation, updates

When pdfToolbox completes processing of a PDF file at this stage various aspects of overview information is readily available, such as colors, fonts or ICC profiles used, output intents, conformance with PDF/X or other PDF standards.

When pdfToolbox initiates processing of a PDF file additional data about the PDF to be processed is provided – only aspects though that do not require no 'deeper' analysis in order not to hamper runtime behavior – such as file size or PDF version or size of the first page in addition all variables – as evaluated at the beginning of processing – are included as well.

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When pdfToolbox is launched only very basic data about the PDF file to be produced – such as file name – is available at this time, plus some information about the environment or the command line parameters.

The logging feature that forms a part of pdfToolbox provides logging information in the form of JSON files that get written immediately at the following steps during an invocation of pdfToolbox: Suitable logging data can be a good foundation both for monitoring processing of PDF files as well as for post mortem analyses or analyses aiming to improve overall behavior of the whole processing system. Especially in higher volume environments it can be of interest to have detailed information about the pdfToolbox processes as they happen.