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Adobe Extreme

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Adobe Extreme
A printing architecture from Adobe that natively accepts PDF files as well as PostScript directly into the raster image processor (RIP) engine. It supports Adobe's Portable Job Ticket Format (PJTF), which enables trapping, imposition and color separation instructions to be included with the print job.
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