One Year's Free Service With Imposition Purchase

Xitron and Dynagram are providiong users with one year of service at no additional charge until December 30.

Xitron and Dynagram are providiong users with one year of service at no additional charge until December 30.

The service agreement includes upgrades, maintenance updates and unlimited technical support (via telephone and email) for 12 months on any Dynastrip purchase made through Xitron.

The value of the service agreement is US$795-US$1450, dependent on the version of product purchased.

All services will be provided by the Dynagram technical support team, with requests for support handled through an on-line web form.

Once a request is received, a Dynagram support team member will contact the customer to answer specific questions.

The offer is for users in the USA and Canada.

For users outside the USA and Canada, an international upgrade agreement is being included that provides unlimited upgrades, all maintenance updates and application filters.

R Patrick French, Xitron's vice president of sales and marketing, commented: "Xitron and Dynagram have worked closely together over several years to provide our workflow users with a comprehensive imposition system.

Including the one-year service agreement from Dynagram, we will further enhance our customer's ability to realise increased productivity from their Dynastrip systems." Tracey-Lee Batsford, Dynagram's general manager, said: "Our partnership with Xitron has grown significantly as the Xenith workflow has become an attractive choice for many small to mid-range printers.

We are pleased to add even more value to the Xitron workflow systems by offering the one-year service agreement." Dynastrip systems are most often sold to work in conjunction with the Xenith 4PDF and Xenith Extreme workflow sytems from Xitron.

They workflow software is designed to work with Dynastrip products supporting traditional and JDF imposition.

Xitron's Workflow is a scalable, server-based system that is claimed to offer a functional approach to pre-press productivity.

With tools designed to ease production bottlenecks, Xenith is said to provide full workflow control.

It is built on the latest Adobe PostScript interpreter and includes ink re-mapping, in-RIP trapping and automated job pre-flight.

The Xenith systems are also said to allow Mac or PC-based clients to view, track, or change the process of any job at any stage - from anywhere on the user's network.

Dynastrip's family of stand-alone imposition software is claimed to handle any job regardless of its complexity.

Its interface enables users to create jobs and templates and modify them on the spot.

With Dynastrip, users are said to process more print jobs, improve service levels and increase client capacity.

Dynastrip's imposition software is also said to be compatible with all major workflows and in tune with emerging technologies and standards.

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