Kyotier color meter question, please help! | Print4Pay Hotel

Art Post (Guest)

I know that on the new Kyo'if you are in doubt of the color page coverage you can scan the document and get some type of page coverage report, right?

If so, then here's another question for the kyo guru's. What happens if you want to check page coverage before you print a document?

Would you have to print the page first and then scan it?

Art

5/21/127:38 PM

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JasonRMaven VIP

Could always use http://avpsoft.com/products/apfill/ worth the money if you are a printshop, not worth it if you are just a average user though.

Art Post (Guest)

I've seen this before, and read a few comments about it. The comments were not that good. But I guess it's better than nothing. Hopefully we'll hear from a Kyo P4p'er that can lend some additional insight. Jason thanx for the link!

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