Fiery JobMaster

Image editing – New in 6.2

Touch up scanned pages without leaving Fiery JobMaster. Use any third-party image editor installed on the client such as Microsoft Paint, GIMP, Adobe^® Photoshop, and Preview. Apply any of the editing capabilities of the image-editing application. These can include adding text, pasting or moving objects on the page, and more.

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Quick zoom – New in 6.1
Quickly identify pages that need to be edited. Press the Alt key and left-click on a page in the Page View pane to show an enlarged page image.

Image stamping
Easily add company logos, watermarks, and graphic illustrations to documents in the makeready process. This allows you to customize a job quickly, without requiring a designer to go back to the native application.

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Import scanned images 
In addition to scanning documents directly into JobMaster, you can now insert previously scanned documents into the job assembly process with enhanced cleanup tools.

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Page offset 
Easily move page content to accommodate various finishing requirements in the Page Edit interface. You can move the page placement up and down vertically, and left and right horizontally to make room for finishing such as hole punch, bleed-edge tabs, staples, or coil binding.

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Usability enhancements
A set of new features help you produce high-value print products more profitably, in less time, and with fewer clicks.

• Easier preference settings allow you to control settings without leaving the makeready application
• Ability to preserve window and pane size offers you a consistent experience when re-opening the application
• Faster job saves and quicker sheet size selections as JobMaster remembers the most frequently used settings

Show media color 

You can preview the color of the media in the Sheet View pane to:

• Confirm the media selection
• Have a reference for fast media identification in long documents

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Page insertion enhancement 
Now, in addition to drag and drop, you have a new way to specify where to insert a selected page or pages. With it, inserting a page into an exact location in a hundred-page document becomes a breeze.