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Softproof – Halftone Screening Simulation

Veripress / Serendipity Blackmagic (Soft Proofing Add-on) 9.0 adds halftone Screen Simulation for soft proofing. Screen Simulation applies a simulated halftone screen to the currently viewed softproof, allowing users to preview how the job will appear when output by a press … Continue reading

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Step and Repeat with Studio Templates

Serendipity Blackmagic and Megarip version 9.0 introduce the ability to use an existing Studio Template with a Jobticket for step and repeat processing, making it quick and easy to output batch jobs. When submitted, the file will be placed into each … Continue reading

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Software crash on macOS after upgrading to 9.0

In certain cases, users on macOS systems may encounter a software crash when starting the software after upgrading to Serendipity Blackmagic / Megarip / Veripress 9.0. The crash can occur when upgrading from older (pre 8.1) software versions, and is … Continue reading

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Dark Theme – Serendipity Server and Client

Serendipity Blackmagic / Megarip / Veripress 9.0 adds a new Dark theme option for the Server window and the Serendipity Client interface. Theme is configured separately for the Server and Client. Available theme options are as follows: Light – Server … Continue reading

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Using Images with Transparent Backgrounds in Studio

Serendipity Blackmagic and Megarip version 9.0  introduces the ability to use images with a transparent background within the Studio application. Images with transparent backgrounds may be useful for overlaying elaborate text designs, or any image where a background is not to be printed … Continue reading

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