paradigm
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Hey... I'll admit it... I'm not much of a printer. I don't do commercial work. I just print our publication once a week (saves me about $50,000 a year doing it myself) and I use a Xante Platemaker 5 for the plates that are used on a Ryobi 3200pfa.
I remember reading years ago that a rip will increase a laser printer's output. Will a rip (fiery or other) help my platemaker to be the best it can be? Or does it already have a sufficient rip built in?
Thanking you in advance.
Marco
I remember reading years ago that a rip will increase a laser printer's output. Will a rip (fiery or other) help my platemaker to be the best it can be? Or does it already have a sufficient rip built in?
Thanking you in advance.
Marco