Limitations. GLOBAL GRAPHICS SOFTWARE Migration Utility for Windows Version 7.0r0

Below you will find brief information for Migration Utility for Windows Version 7.0r0. This utility simplifies the process of transferring settings, such as page setups, output plugins, RIP memory, screening, color setups, and calibration, from an existing Harlequin RIP or Harlequin MultiRIP installation to a freshly installed, newer version of MultiRIP. It ensures a quick and accurate transfer of configurations to your new RIP environment.

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Key features

  • Java-based utility, ensuring consistent interface across platforms.

  • Seamlessly transfers page setups, including RIP memory, separations, screening, and color settings.

  • Migrates plugin parameters as configured in the Device Configuration dialog box.

  • Transfers calibration data, tone curves, and trapping settings.

  • Copies Harlequin plugins and multiple-device plugins if not present in the new RIP (with limitations for 32-bit to 64-bit migration).

  • Transfers passwords for enabled plugins and other RIP extras.

  • Supports migration of simple imposition settings.

  • Generates a detailed log file of the entire migration procedure.

Frequently asked questions

The utility does not transfer 32-bit plugins to 64-bit RIPs, additional installed fonts, PDFR password, custom screens, Media Manager settings, Workspace/Page buffer folder locations, or settings between RIPs with different localizations.

The utility supports transferring settings from Harlequin RIP versions 4.1r4 and later, including v8.1, v9.0rx, v2.0rx, and v3.0rx, to Harlequin MultiRIP v10.0.

If an input channel name already exists in the new RIP, the migrated channel name will be postfixed with '_M00'.

Yes, if migrating a third-party plugin, ensure it is installed into the destination RIP before migration to complete the process.

You must re-import the emulation profiles into the destination RIP after migration, as they are not automatically transferred.

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