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At the same session, Chuck Konkol, a professor at Rock Valley College, in Rockford, Ill., pointed out that digital soft proofing can let you maximize client interaction at the workflow's front end, saving time and money.
Is Printing Going Soft?
Soft proofing is a logical step toward a truly all-digital workflow. The notion of evaluating and approving work on-screen probably was suggested the first time work was produced digitally. Yet, the various solutions that have been introduced are still working to gain acceptance, especially for approval of color.
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