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Right.
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So let's have a quick look at a couple of
examples of the different profile types.
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So you can see I've uploaded here
a CMYK check
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a CMYKfix and a grayscale output.
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So I'll check profile
I'll fix profile and output profile.
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We'll start off
looking at a MegaEdit product,
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which is just using the check profile.
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If I try to upload a PDF.
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I see the profile starts
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to run and reporting appears
on the right hand side.
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What we'll see here
is that checks have been run
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and we've got a preflight upload failed
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because we've got.
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Full formatting errors.
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And then we do have the ability
to download an associated report.
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Next let's look at a product
which is just using the fix profile.
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So this is where the fix happens
automatically.
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If it feels
that the actual file needs one.
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So instead of reporting it to the user
and then giving them the option to fix
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it, it will just fix it.
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So you
see we're getting our report is being run.
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And then we'll get some feedback on
any changes that have been made and fixes
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that have been applied.
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And again we can download the report.
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The next example I've got here
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is a combination
of both check and fix profile.
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So as I've mentioned
this will run the checks.
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It will prevent
present the reports to the user
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and then give the user the ability
to choose whether or not they want
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to actually perform those automatic fixes.
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So the checks are being run.
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We can see there's a problem
and we can get the report.
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But now we have the ability
to auto correct the upload.
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That's when it will run the fix profile.
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And there we go.
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Now our
final profile is an output profile.
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You won't see any changes to the actual
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product workflow
because as I've mentioned,
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they only apply to the actual output file.
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If I take a look at my shared print
operations and locate a relevant job.
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Now remember that the profile I uploaded
was a grayscale one,
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so that just turns
any output file to grayscale.
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And you can see that's
what it's done in this particular case.
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So the output file that's now
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available in shared print operations
and would be pushed to MIS or to hot
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folders, has had those changes
applied from the output profile.
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In this case making it grayscale.