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Hi, I can see how this could be useful in Acrobat — having a one-click action, similar to Quick Run. However, I don’t think that’s realistically possible (two different editor) From Switch, though, there is an app that helps facilitate Quite Hot Imposing ( Quite helper ). Beyond that, not much else....

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Is it a matter of convenience? Speed? Why do you struggle with two elements?

The Switch client does not support referencing other field values when defining the value of field. This means you can't dynamically set a field's value based on the value of another one One workaround is to manually create multiple child fields for each possible case and assign them the same tag. T...

he previous action should already remove parts that are outside the selected box or clipping mask.

However, you can still run a basic set of cleanup actions to remove any leftovers:

Remove invisible data
Remove irrelevant objects

Ouch, that’s some real nightmare fuel! :shock: Hope your RIP and PitStop setup will handle it… The action you’re looking for in PitStop is Crop line art Once selected, make sure to tick the following checkboxes: Crop line art to clip mask Crop line art to: and select BleedBox (or another box that su...

You can install PDFtk (https://www.pdflabs.com/tools/pdftk-server/) on your server, and use the following command, with run command app : pdftk.exe "%%InputFilePath%%" output "[Job.NameProper].pdf" owner_pw "1512!" user_pw "1234" allow Printing Here is a quote...

Totally agree with Magnus, When I was working in print-on-demand (POD), I found with my press operator that the best aproach is to made sure that file names reflected the production order, to make processing easier on press software. For example, I used a structured naming format like this: [TAG]_[Y...

As an addition, since this topic was bump. At Bluewest, we built a module called Quite Helper to make working with Quite Hot Imposing in Switch a whole lot easier. It was developed with Quite Software’s blessing and is available on the Appstore. Instead of manually editing XML, Quite Helper gives yo...

Hi, You can convert text to outlines using a single action (vectorize text), but this won't split a letter like "T" into separate elements. If I understand correctly, you're looking to decompose letters like this: T → | and _ V → \ and / q → c and | d → c and | I'm not deeply familiar with...

This functionality is clumsy, especially if the submit and check actions are part of different flows. It may also lead to data loss if a loop is executed around the checkpoint, if you mixup the dataset name. It’s not the quickest method, but I’ve learned the hard way that the safest approach is to r...

By default, I believe they are sorted by date of creation.
However, you can change the sorting behavior by clicking the magnifying glass icon in the search field.
This opens a menu where you can select the "Keep Sorted" option to apply alphabetical order.

In the flow properties, you can enable the "Show Advanced Properties" option. Once activated, certain elements (pitstop for example) within the flow will display additional configuration fields, such as: Number of Slots – Defines the maximum number of tasks that can run concurrently for th...

Hi, Your best approach would be to run it inside a loop with a connection timeout on the checkpoint. Within this loop, check whether the criteria are met. If they are, break the loop; otherwise, continue checking from the last checkpoint. Keep in mind that depending on the number of files and the fr...

Hi; We've had this feature in development for quite some time for a Switch app, but it was sidelined due to other project priorities. It's still in the pipeline, just not yet released. If this feature would help solve a problem for you (and you're using Switch), we’d be happy to prioritize it and pu...

I suspect this kind of behavior is a tactic used by some shady AI companies to scrape our responses and quietly use them to train and improve their own models without consent. The best way to counter this is to respond with complete gibberish or absurd nonsense—something utterly unusable for trainin...