Output Factory for Adobe InDesign Fixes File Naming, Preflight Issues

Zevrix Solutions announces the release of Output Factory 3.0.20, a maintenance update to company's output automation tool for Adobe InDesign. Output Factory automates printing and exporting from InDesign to PDF, TIFF, HTML and other formats by offering batch-processing, layer versioning, and other time-saving capabilities. The new version fixes some variable output file name issues when splitting InDesign files and addresses a preflight bug that occurred during links and fonts checkup.
Toronto, ON, Canada - February 10, 2025 - Zevrix Solutions today announces the release of Output Factory 3.0.20, a maintenance update to company's output automation plug-in for Adobe InDesign [https://zevrix.com/outputfactory]. Output Factory is designed to simplify operations of ad agencies, prepress bureaus, publishers, and printers worldwide. The software helps users eliminate both costly errors and repetitive tasks through batch processing with time-saving output options.

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The new version fixes some variable output file name issues that occurred when splitting InDesign files into single documents [https://zevrix.com/outputfactory] while using the Paragraph Style and Script Label tokens to insert specific content from InDesign document into the resulting file names. In addition, the update addresses an issue where the preflight warning wasn't shown when missing links and fonts were detected in InDesign file under certain condition.

"If you routinely need to batch process InDesign files to PDF or any of the other formats it supports, Output Factory is worth a serious look," writes Jamie McKee in a 5-star review in CreativePro Magazine. "Over the years, I've found support has been excellent. This is one factory you will want to tour!"

Output Factory empowers InDesign users to achieve more efficient workflows with pre-defined actions, leading to enhanced productivity and reduced work hours.

Key features and advantages include:

- Batch output of InDesign files to PDF [https://zevrix.com/outputfactory], EPUB, TIFF and other formats

- Export every n pages as a single PDF file

- Variable output file names

- Merge output PDF files automatically [https://zevrix.com/outputfactory]

- Layer versioning: output layer combinations as single files

- Run custom scripts

- Create PDF security presets

Pricing and Availability:

Output Factory can be purchased from Zevrix website for US$169.95 (Lite version $99.95), as well as from authorized resellers and Adobe Exchange. Trial is also available for download. The upgrade is $85 for the users of Output Factory 2 (Lite version $50); free for customers who purchased Output Factory 2 after May 10. Output Factory requires macOS 10.12-15.x and Adobe InDesign CS6-2025.

About Zevrix Solutions

Located in Toronto, Canada, Zevrix Solutions provides productivity solutions for Adobe Creative Cloud software, PDF workflows, graphic file diagnostics, file delivery and Microsoft Office on macOS. Zevrix is dedicated to help professionals increase their profits through automating everyday tasks, producing error-free documents, saving disk space and cutting production costs.

For more information, visit www.zevrix.com [https://zevrix.com/].
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