FlightCheck Professional vs. PitStop Professional
There is a great thread running over on PrintPlanet.com titled, “Flight Check Pro vs. Pit Stop?” where the initial poster asks, “which one is best? And why?” The responses were interesting and for the most part accurate, such as;
“Can you preflight Quark, illustrator, eps, indesign or photoshop files in Pitstop?
That’s why my vote go to Flightcheck.”
Posted, ‘Ryan’ (implying that FlightCheck can preflight numerous file formats)‘HappyFriday’ posted;
“We run Flight Check Prof on our native files and PDFs. When I have time, I often preflight PDFs in both Flight Check and Acrobat.If we work with more PDFs, I would requested for Pitstop though.”
SOURCE: http://printplanet.com/discuss/thread.jspa?messageID=16327
It general, FlightCheck Professional is for native or open files such as QuarkXPress, Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop and PitStop Professional from Enfocus an EskoArtwork company for PDF jobs. Preflight and Postflight. FlightCheck can however check PDF print-jobs as well- yet does not correct them like PitStop (which can be dangerous anyway, but often a necessary evil and needed tool as well.) Join the discussion on the above link!
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