Version Selection
CorelDRAW
X3 Roll Film Quirk
Roll film PowerRIP customers have discovered that, IF
you use a custom page size AND roll-feed,
the printer will not switch to roll-mode. This is caused by a bug in CorelDRAW
X3. The workaround is to un-check the "Use PPD" box under those circumstances.
The orientation behaves differently when you un-check the "Use PPD" box
so you might want to pause the output queue .
To Pause Output
Click on
"Outputs" then select PowerRIP Output Queue 1 (or whatever queue
is appropriate) and click the "Pause" button. To un-pause, same
procedure except click the "Resume" button. and view the page
using PowerRIP's preview function.
Preview Function
In the tab marked "Processed Jobs", double-click the job, then click on
the page number in the "Pages" box.
Corel assures us that this problem will be resolved in the next release
X4.
Feb 6, 2008 New Ulano PowerRIP ScreenPrint Windows version 7.3.0
released
Ulano announces version 7.3 (Windows) of Ulano PowerRIP ScreenPrint made by iProof Systems that includes nesting and step & repeat functionals as well as additional printer support.
PowerRIP now includes template-based imposition and step & repeat. In addition to the new nesting feature, version 7.30 includes a "production run" feature that lets the users RIP once and print many copies without further processing. An export utility is also included that allows users to save ripped files for later printing without the actual PowerRIP software. The new versions include support for several European and Asian Epson printers: Epson Stylus Photo 1410, Stylus Photo R1900, Stylus Photo 2100.
New printer support:Epson Stylus Photo 1390
Epson Stylus Photo 1400
Epson Stylus Photo 1410
Epson Stylus Photo 2100
New Features:
Template-based imposition (see new addendum in documentation folder)
Template-based step & repeat (see new addendum in documentation folder)
Production-run capability
Export ripped job capability
New
Leopard Install ProceduresBeware - Apple Leopard has a different procedure for installing Epson printer drivers
Epson Apple Leopard Support
Epson 4880
If you want to connect to your new Epson 4880 with the Ethernet cable, you will need to download the Apple EpsonNet Config Utility to learn the IP address and make it static on Apple computers. Or the windows version Windows EpsonNet Config Utility. Large Format Printers Replaced
4800/7800/9800 printers have been discontinued, but the drivers work with the new 4880/7880/9880 printers.
PowerRIP ScreenPrint Ulano Edition from iProof Systems
Digital output of film positives with Ulano's Dye or Pigment inkjet films
is enhanced with iProof PowerRIP ScreenPrint.
Version 7.2.9 of PowerRIP ScreenPrint is Leopard or Vista compatible.
The best technical help for PowerRIP is iProof Systems
themselves (321)777-3982
| 13" and 17" EPSON Printers | |||
| PowerRIP 1317 for Windows XP/2000/XP/Vista | RIP1317WINDOWS | RIP 1317 | US$495 |
| PowerRIP X 1317 for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 | RIP1317APPLE | RIP X 1317 | US$495 |
13" PowerRIP Supported EPSON Inkjet Printers
 Dye
Ink Stylus
Photo 1400/1410/1390 |
17" PowerRIP Supported EPSON
Inkjet Printers |
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| Large Format for 24" and 44" EPSON Printers | |||
| PowerRIP LF 2448 for Windows XP/2000/XP/Vista | RIPLF2448WINDOWS | RIP LF2448 | US$995 |
| PowerRIP X LF 2448 for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 | RIPXLF2448APPLE | RIP X LF2448 |  US$995 |
| 24" and 44" PowerRIP Supported EPSON Inkjet Printers The Large Format (LF) version contains all the 13" and 17" Desktop printer drivers also! |
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PowerRIP ScreenPrint is a PostScript Level 3 compatible RIP for creating digital halftone film positive output, and color proofs on supported EPSON inkjet printers with piezo print heads. PowerRIP rasterizes Postscript data from graphic programs, such as CorelDraw, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Freehand and Quark. PowerRIP controls screen angles, screen frequency and dot shape, as well as precise density control. PowerRIP and standard photo Epson inks achieve 3.0+ UV density.
PowerRIP ScreenPrint Ulano Edition installs like any printer driver. Once the initial prefences are set, you select PowerRIP as your output device, just like any other printer driver.
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Features list of PowerRIP ScreenPrint Ulano Edition Version 7
- Print out halftone film positive separations from popular applications
- 3.0+ UV density with standard Epson Photo ink
- Drives multiple printers
- Macs with OSX 10.3, 10.4 and 10.5 can print to a shared Windows printer
- PC version supports OS9 Macs via Windows 2K server or PC MacLan
- Vista compatible
- Users can add their own custom screen rulings and angles
- PowerRIP also includes preprogrammed screen rulings and angles
- PowerRIP ScreenPrint will separate RGB, CMYK, or mixed color files
- Receive and print PDF, EPS and PostScript files
- Monitor preview RIPPED images before printing out
- Color proof and check your files before making screens
- Recompose a color proof with up to 4 CMYK seps and 32 spot colors
- PowerRIP PDF creates PDFs for remote proofs (PC)
- Users can adjust halftone screen curve calibration
- Users can define print settings at workstations via PPDs or a queue
- Users can override print settings at PowerRIP ScreenPrint queues
- Job file reprint ability
- Reprint and change settings for screen rulings angles and resolution
- RIP, Print and Receive files at the same time.
- Automatic purging of printed jobs based on user defined parameters
- ICC color profiles included or add custom ICC profiles
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Package Contents
- PowerRIP ScreenPrin CD disc, Installer, ICC Profiles, PDF Quick Start Guide, PDF Operator's Manual, Registration Card and Product Code ID for version purchased.
Is there a Demo version?
A
fully functional version of PowerRIP Screenprint is available
for download, but it will print a watermark of the word "PowerRIP" in your
output. This is the exact same version of the program on the disc. When
you get tired of the watermark, you have to buy a serial number to remove
it.
- Windows 2000/XP/Vista with a Pentium™ processor
- 256 MB RAM minimum
- 2GB of available hard drive space
- CD-ROM drive for installation
Windows System Requirements
Oct 15, 2007 version 7.2.9f - Repairs LF error and adds driver
for new Dye Ink Epson Stylus Photo 1400
4800/7800/9800
printers have been discontinued, but the drivers work with the new 4880/7880/9880
printers.
Feb 6, 2008
Version 7.3.0 introduced
PowerRIP
Installation Instructions 2 pages
PowerRIP Quick Start Instructions fits on 11 x 17 inch paper
February 6, 2008
Windows version 7.3.0 of PowerRIP LF & Desktop
419 M in .exe self expanding
7.2.9f
Windows version of PowerRIP LF & Desktop 419 M in .exe self expanding
format
Remember to install all the printers you desire
Make sure your System32 folder is not write
protected
- Mac running OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 with 512 Mb RAM minimum
- 2 Gb of available hard drive space
- CD-ROM drive for installation
Apple System Requirements
Mac OS X Disk Image files (.dmg) version 7.43
Your Apple computer will recognize these files as CDs in a drive and you can
install in the usual manner.
EPSON R1800 PowerRIP X 1317
for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 in .dmg format 191Mb
EPSON 2400 PowerRIP X 1317
for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 in .dmg format 191Mb
EPSON 3000 PowerRIP
X 1317 for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 in .dmg format 191Mb
EPSON 4800 PowerRIP X
1317 for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 in .dmg format 191Mb
EPSON 7800 PowerRIP X
LF2448 for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 in .dmg format 191Mb
EPSON 9800 PowerRIP X
LF2448 for Apple OSX 10.5 thru 10.2 in .dmg format 191Mb
PowerRIP
XLF Manual 19Mb
I
have Apple and Windows computers and several printers, how many copies do
I need to purchase?
One!
PowerRIP is network ready. You can connect your computers via Ethernet
and print to any supported network EPSON printer.
Before you start to install, choose a Windows computer that will serve
the other the other Windows or Apple computers, and install the PowerRIP Server using
"Install/Remove/Repair PowerRIP ScreenPrint" from the autorun menu.
You do have to activate PowerRIP later with special codes, but there are no USB dongles.
All the drivers for both operating systems are on the Windows disc, but, the Windows version needs to be used as the print server for the Apple computers.
To connect other computers on your network to the Server, use the PowerRIP disc but select "Connect Workstations to PowerRIP ScreenPrint".
Does Ulano PowerRIP run on printers connected by network (even on the trial version)?
Yes, all of the PowerRIP products work in a network environment. PowerRIP can be stand alone, or RIP servers simultaneously. The inkjet printer must be shared over the network, as a network printer and connected users must be registered and have rights. This is the basic way it works for Windows and Apple networking. PowerRIP does not assign the rights. The operating systems (Windows or Apple), allows remote users to print to local printers.
What
is PostScript and why do I need a PostScript RIP?
PostScript is a programming language optimized for printing graphics and text. A PostScript RIP (Raster Image Processor) converts the output from your application into an image allowing you to utilize a non PostScript printer for high quality color and sharp, legible type.
Is PowerRIP user friendly?
Yes it is. iProof designed the options so they are intuitive. If you do not have time to read the manual, you can still use PowerRIP.
What is your return policy for software?
We offer a FREE download of PowerRIP ScreenPrint for users to try before purchasing. If the software is purchased, there is no return policy for opened software unless a problem occurs and can not be corrected by iProof Systems within acceptable time. The complete package must be returned including all validations. All returns are subject to a 15% restocking fee because we offer a free version of the product to install and try to make sure it works for you..
Will PowerRIP increase my printer speed?
Unfortunately, no. PowerRIP actually does more processing than a standard printer driver as it converts your Postscript output into language that the EPSON printer can understand. More ink will be deposited and at 1440 or 2880 dpi, that also takes longer. Many factors contribute to printing speed including the speed of your computer, amount of RAM in your computer, connection type and complexity of your file.