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The Chartbot family of production software is specifically
designed to meet the advanced needs of professional publishing and printing:
High volume
Fast turnaround
Minimum labor cost
No need for checking
Designer visual quality
Frequent data updates
Streamlined workflow
Distinctive layouts
Instant rework
Print speed
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Chartbot™ Barcodes
Variable Data Compatible
1D and 2D Barcodes
for
QuarkXPress and Adobe
InDesign
 ...details
Generate
barcodes from
fixed or variable data with Quark and InDesign — no barcode
fonts needed.
Works with
most variable-data systems including InDesign's Data
Merge feature, DesignMerge, XData, InData and
many others. No extra
programming or scripting is needed to work with variable
data.
Supports 36 barcodes (see
full list):
- 1D barcodes
including UPC, Code 128, EAN, and others
- 2D barcodes
including Datamatrix, QR code, PDF 417, and others
- Postal barcodes including USPS Intelligent Mail (One Code) and postal
barcodes for several countries
Supports
color separations, overprint, spot color and other features
essential to professional workflows.
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Requires QuarkXPress or Adobe
InDesign and a PostScript printer or Adobe
Acrobat Distiller.
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Why
not just use Illustrator or Excel?
Publishers often use charting software such as Adobe
Illustrator, Microsoft
Excel or maybe DeltaGraph to
prepare separate EPS or PDF files when a job calls for graphs or charts,
then merge the images into their document. That workflow is fine for
small jobs, but is cumbersome or completely unworkable in situations
that require high volume, fast turnaround, low production cost, or high
reliability. In addition to the extra step and files, Excel and Illustrator
charts must be checked and often manually reworked. Also, Excel charts
often cause color-matching and other problems with digital presses.
For example, a financial catalog would strain the limits
of a traditional workflow.
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