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LinkOptimizer - 3.1.6

reduce linked image size in InDesign

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Current Version:	3.1.6
Release Date:	2008-08-29
License:	Update
Downloads (this version):	296
Downloads (all versions):	16,303
Price:	$139.95

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Product Description:

LinkOptimizer reduces the size of images linked to Adobe InDesign document by eliminating excessive image data. It will automatically reduce the image resolution, scale and crop the images in Photoshop according to their dimensions in the InDesign document and the target resolution specified, and reimport them to InDesign at 100%.

LinkOptimizer will help you save valuable storage space, time and reduce production costs in a variety of ways by reducing the size of images linked to your InDesign document:

saving valuable hard drive and backup storage space
increasing speed of printing of your document and creating PDF files
saving valuable time when transferring your job to service providers, publications or other outside sources
reducing the cost of your job through faster processing by service providers
speeding up your overall job turnaround

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC

Additional Requirements:

Adobe InDesign CS/CS2/CS3
Adobe Photoshop CS/CS2/CS3
Mac OS X 10.4.2 or later

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Regarding the dc_Graphic Designer feedback - Version: 3.1.6, 9/2/2008 04:43PM PST

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zevrix (Zevrix Solutions)

First, just wanted to thank the LinkOptimizer users for explaining the university professor some basics of desktop publishing. I can understand his frustration - he thought that LinkOptimizer optimized GIFs, but it, obviously, didn't (and never will).

But first - he had 15 days to try the demo and make sure the program does what he expected. And second, it's unclear what gains exactly he expected to achieve from "optimizing" GIFs. Regarding his other feedback - the problems he mentioned have never been reported by other users (except for the large off-pasteboard images, which is fixed).

I'm not sure why instead of just clicking the Support button and get the problem resolved, he would take the time to post the VersionTracker feedback. This won't solve any of his problems for sure - but will only demonstrate his childish anger and negativity to everybody.

Sincerely,

Leo Revzin
Zevrix Solutions
www.zevrix.com