Zevrix is known for their Adobe Plugin to preflight InDesign files called InPreflight, similar to the built-in function within the CS4 only version itself (Live Preflighting) which Adobe offers. We call that process more a midflight check, as opposed to a preflight on your native files or artwork. And certainly not a postflight on a PDF or processed document. So it was with interest that we read this about a new automated solution from this software developer for that postflight process:

PDF Checkpoint 1.0 Public Beta ******************************* Zevrix Solutions introduces PDF Checkpoint – a new quality control and automation solution for PDF files. PDF Checkpoint 1.0 is currently in Public Beta stage and offers the following features: - Quickly preflight multiple PDF files – Create preflight profiles to detect common problems – List all PDF fonts, color spaces, images and document properties – Preview  and list resolution of PDF images More features are planned to be added – and It’s your chance to request features required for your PDF workflow: - Routing of PDF files depending on preflight results – Split PDF – Extract PDF images PDF Checkpoint 1.0 Public Beta can be downloaded here: http://zevrix.com/download.php  Read more... (280 words, estimated 1:07 mins reading time)

What do q2ind, acrobat reader, adobe indesign troubleshoot, preflight pdf, adobe reader 8 and cs4 indesign file fix have in common?

These are all words or terms that people are searching for and reaching the Markzware blog via. Of course q2ind is what we call Q2ID or our Quark to InDesign conversion plugin and the InDesign bad file phrases generally is a no-cure-no-pay service we offer to fix bad Adobe files (And corrupt QuarkXPress projects as well.). Preflight PDF is quite clear and something very important, even though that is more the postflight stage in the print-production workflow. Naturally we hope as graphic media people, that preflighting or quality assurance is happening throughout your publishing workflow.

On that note, a little humor via this video-
Funny pre-flight announcement: