Back in 2019 I wrote a blog post about Microsoft ending support for their Windows 7 operating system. It was important at the time...

I took an inadvertent trip down memory lane last week...

It was a great week in Ghent, Belgium where Xitron welcomed dealers from seven countries for K2 certification.

The first K2 certification class is in the books! Xitron dealers spent last week with our product development team here in Ann Arbor,...

Training for Success: Gearing Up for K2 Certification Xitron dealers in North America and Europe have been informed of K2 certification...

Offset lithography continues to impact the printing world...you might expect some innovation, some advancement...

As many of you have discovered, keeping a business going during a pandemic can be challenging. Your focus and priorities change, and your...

With Xitron’s release of version 13 of the Harlequin RIP comes some pretty exciting opportunities for Navigator users. The old model is...

Of course you know PDF. You’ve been using it for over 25 years . . . if you’ve been in the industry that long, anyway.

It’s been quite a while since the last blog post. Remember those heady days when the only Corona we were familiar with was served (and...

Microsoft’s support for Windows 7 has ended. This means that no security updates will be no forthcoming

Microsoft will end extended support for Windows 7. Security updates will no longer be pushed to Windows 7 users

With the introduction of Harlequin’s new licensing system known as LDK came a plethora of opinion about which method is best

Them: “What do you do for a living?” Us: “Our company makes RIP software” Them: “RIP? What does a RIP do?”

Upgrading an existing RIP is typically less expensive than purchasing a new one. Costs will vary depending on the age of the RIP

As he watched me drop the job into the workflow, I called his attention to the monitor at one minute and 45 seconds. “It's done."

We want you to get back up and running as soon as possible. To do that, we have a guideline to expedite the process.

When it comes to troubleshooting RIP issues, I find there are two types of users: Those who like a challenge and treat issues like puzzle

Anyone who has operated a Harlequin RIP during the past 15 years is very familiar with the interface and functionality.

Software is one of those things for which we tend to take an “out of sight, out of mind” approach.