Just 2 months after the press release of the first version launch of PrintUI, we are happy to announce our second major version! We’ve had many small updates between our launch and now, but this is our first major new feature push since launch. PrintUI now has full support for
We are constantly expanding into new areas and forming exciting new partnerships! We are currently working with a partner in the Czech Republic to offer PrintUI as part of their solution and we are happy to announce that PrintUI now has full Czech language support! We are working with partners
Some PrintUI clients have asked for a way to categorize their templates once they are uploaded to the PrintUI servers, so we are today introducing a new feature called template tagging. PrintUI developers can use several new APIs to manage tags as well as apply tags to specific templates. Because
Flash has gotten a lot of bad press over the past couple of years. Without getting into ideological discussions, we wanted to explain why we chose Flash as the technology we use for our web app. Flash was “killed” prematurely. Steve Jobs would have everyone believe that Flash is dead.
There are lots of web-to-print and web-to-web solutions out there. Why do we think ours is the best? Here’s some insights into our philosophy that went into creating our solution. Why InDesign? We chose to use InDesign Server as our rending engine for a number of reasons. The two most
We’ve been really busy. Since PrintUI first launched earlier this year we’ve been hard at work. These are the new features that we’ve added: Web App Features: Locked frames. Support for all supported InDesign file types (including PDF, AI, WMF, PNG, BMP, GIF, etc). Support for placed linked images in
We decided that it’d be useful to start a PrintUI blog. What will we blog about? As we add new features, we’ll let you know about them and also give you details about how they work and how you might use them. We also would like to give you some
