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Due to many functional and performance improvements in VPS+ 10.0, Kodak recommends that you download and install VPS 10.0 from PartnerPlace answer 75820.

See VPS+ 10.0 Release Notes.

VPS 10.0 is fully compatible with VPS files created in any version of Prinergy.

About VPS+

A new soft-proofing solution called VPS+ has been released with Prinergy 9.0. The release of VPS+ represents the first step in the development of a comprehensive new soft-proofing solution for Prinergy workflow.

The code base for the original VPS is end-of-life and cannot be updated to run on macOS 10.15 (Catalina) and above.  For For compatibility with the latest Mac systems, a completely different code base was used to develop the new VPS+, and the user experience has a completely different look-and-feel from the original VPS “Classic”.

VPS+ has been released to provide immediate support for customers who have no alternative , other than to run production on the latest Mac operating systems.

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An updated version of VPS+ with front-and-back support is in development, but there is no firm release date at this pointand will be released with Prinergy 9.0.1.

VPS+ Known Limitations

  • VPS+ cannot view the front and back of an imposition at the same time, sides can only be viewed individually.
  • Resolution of images at certain zoom percentages is not as sharp as VPS Classic
  • Speed when changing zoom levels is not as fast as VPS Classic. (VPS Classic is faster because it pre-renders a defined set of zoom levels. VPS+ allows any zoom percentage, but pays a price for this flexibility in terms of speed. Future versions of VPS+ will move to pre-rendered views to improve performance.)
  • Ink Coverage is calculated in the Separations Inventory panel in VPS+, but there is no UI to allow users to compare ink usage between Candidate and Reference files.
  • VPS+ on Windows still runs in 32-bit mode and has a limited memory footprint. Certain files that are too large will cause it to crash when attempting to load the files.