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Our "solution" is to set the resolution warning to 149 ppi. I have never had a customer complained about image resolution if it's above 149 ppi no matter the product. Our Indesign job options are of course set to 350 ppi.

If you can connect to the server with UNC path you can use the app File pool cleanup (Folder apps) to delete specific folder or files based on different criterias. We use it a lot to clean temp files. But if you must connect by FTP protocol I cannot think of a way to do it with Switch.

Thanks Laurent!

Hi, I'm planning to upgrade GriffinAuto from 23.11 to 24.03 but I am having trouble to find the complete release notes. What I acctually would like to know is the probability of that my Switch flows will continue to run smooth after the upgrade. Or if I should expect some late night configuration to...

Given my intention to print this file using an inkjet machine on inexpensive paper, I am encountering significant issues with ink bleed-through. Hi! How do you send the files to the printer, are you using a RIP? What are the color management settings? IMHO it's unusual that the CMYK-values in the P...

Here is a flow that does what you asking for (zip-file in the bottom). The file names of both fronts and backs must start with the same id followed by an underscore . The file name of the back must contain the word back Like this: 0001_ My filename back .pdf 0001_ My first front file.pdf 0001_ My se...

JaDe0051 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 1:33 pm In our case it was the default app inject job. We reinstalled the older Version of the app. It solved the problem.

Great info, thanks!

Enfocus are you planning an update for Inject jobs app?

Hi Juraj, how do you input the job to Switch, are you using a Submit point or some kind of text file in a folder?

Maybe this is what you looking for?

https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pro ... and-friend

We have not noticed any issues with the Griffin license lately.

Very similar to my experience and solved it in the same way.

Generally, The “Too many open files” error typically occurs when a process reaches the maximum number of open file descriptors allowed by the operating system (It depends upon resources and configuration of the system). In our investigation we noticed that some apps are not closing the tmp files co...

Hi Magnus, I've had these errors also. These were caused by scripts that created tmp-files that the script did not properly clean up. Rebooting the whole system helped me get Switch running again, but after a while, the errors reappeared. So check you're script(s) for unclosed (tmp) files. Another ...

And for anyone at Enfocus reading this: Could you please add time stamps and mandatory release notes for the different app-versions in the Appstore?

Hi, after updating a few default apps last week I've had a recurring issue that random flow elements crashes (stops with the red gear-icon) and I get the message below. I have reverted most of the apps to older versions and restarted our server but the problem comes back. WARNING: EMFILE: too many o...