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Re: •••• PowerRIP X - 7.0 ••••

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From: Kerry Graham
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 19:43
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I've got PowerRIP X and it works pretty good. I bought PowerRIP 2000 months ago when it was on sale, and they promised a free upgrade to the OS X version (which was supposed to come out months ago!). Well iProof came through, finally, and made good on their offer for a free upgrade.

I've only used it a few times so far, and it works pretty good! I had been using PowerRIP 2000 in Classic, which was OK. But this is better/easier.

I've also tried GIMP Print (I think that's what it's called). It's a good solution for free, but the colors weren't very good, in my opinion.

Anyway... If anyone is interested, I've got a copy of Pressready -- just make me an offer!

Kerry
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