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January 22nd 2008
Dynagram, the leader in innovative imposition technologies, today announced an OEM distribution agreement with Xitron, a leading provider of RIP and workflow systems for popular plate and film output system, for its inpO2 imposition products. Under this agreement, Xitron will offer the inpO2 imposition product family along with its Xenith 4PDF and Navigator GPS solutions.
Navigator GPS is a powerful entry-level workflow, which expands the functionality of the industry-renowned Navigator RIP by providing extensive job management and RIP control at the prepress operator workstations. Xenith is a robust, feature-rich workflow providing even greater capabilities to commercial printers with more advanced workflow requirements. Xitron has more than 15,000 workflow systems and interfaces driving the pre-press industry’s most popular new output devices as well as its legacy systems, prolonging their life and protecting customer’s investments.
“We’re excited about growing our relationship with Xitron, whose technical expertise and dedicated customer support are high priorities,” said Francois Guerard, CEO of Dynagram. “Xitron offers some of the most popular prepress workflow solutions on the market and inpO2 is a perfect fit for their customers” continues Mr. Guerard.
Xitron users will select between the full-featured inpO2 Standard Edition or inpO2 ATOM, the entry-level edition. inpO2 standard edition is a high-end imposition tool that creates sophisticated impositions and imposition layouts. inpO2 ATOM is designed for small and medium sized commercial printers and provides a powerful, yet simple approach to imposition. As a plug-in to Acrobat 8.0, both editions run in a familiar environment making them easy to learn, flexible and tightly integrated in a PDF workflow.
“The inpO2 product line provides Xitron users increased functionality and flexibility to meet their imposition requirements,” stated Jim Thrush, President of Xitron. “We have worked with Dynagram for several years and are pleased to be able to provide this latest imposition offering to our user base.”
inpO2 Standard Edition and inpO2 ATOM will be available in the first quarter of 2008 directly from Xitron and through their network of dealers worldwide. All inpO2 editions are available for the Macintosh and Windows platforms and are compatible with Acrobat 8.0.
About Dynagram
Dynagram was founded in 1994 and is the technology powerhouse behind a wide choice of open imposition solutions for commercial printers of all sizes. Dynagram products, DynaStrip, inpO2 and INposition, are sold worldwide through a network of graphic arts resellers and are bundled with select RIPs and workflow solutions for a variety of printing markets. Dynagram has offices in Quebec City, Canada and San Diego, CA. For more information on Dynagram, our products or our partners, please visit our web site at www.dynagram.com.
About Xitron
Xitron, a well-known brand within the software and interface group of Vanguard Graphics International, develops productive, flexible workflow systems and interfaces designed to drive the prepress industry’s most popular new output devices as well as legacy systems. This prolongs their life and protects our customers’ investments. Xitron’s Navigator RIP, Raster Blaster TIFF Catcher, and Xenith Workflow solutions are recognized as pre-press standards. Built around core technology from Global Graphics and Adobe Systems, Xitron engineers continue to develop stable, yet flexible solutions for the graphic arts market, driving over 250 different models of imagesetters, proofers, platesetters, and digital presses. For more information about Xitron's products and OEM opportunities, or becoming a Xitron dealer, visit us at http://www.xitron.com/.
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