
INCLUDES: Downloadable AccuRIP Emerald software license (Mac and Windows).Support available during Freehand’s posted business hours. FREE NXT updates included with all active software licenses keeps you current at all times. SUPPORT: Unlimited professional in-house support includes secure login assistance.With both your Cloud and (optional) iLok activation operate a license on any supported OS at any time./span> Double your productivity thanks to two simultaneous use licenses. This one-time purchase offers activation of Sep Studio NXT on another computer. ACTIVATION OPTION: In addition to the Cloud, activate an optional second license to a portable iLok Gen 3 USB hardware dongle available from Amazon (under $50 USD).ACTIVATION FREEDOM: License includes Cloud activation with 24/7 365 Total User Activation Control (TUAC) eliminating hardware or OS failure downtime.Activation code and software installer securely installed online in your private MY ACCOUNT associated with your web purchase. INCLUDES: Downloadable Sep Studio NXT software license (Mac and Windows).Released in 2021 Emerald is the newest version in the growth of the AccuRIP™ product line. Film is essential to your success, Professional films mean screen exposure and print production are off to an incredible start. Switch a printer, simply connect to another supported Epson. Ruby replaces the previous AccuRIP Black Pearl version.Ī simple workflow, outstanding results even from your most complicate art. AccuRIP is about easy and reliable film printing.


No unnecessary steps, slowdowns, or difficult workflows. Print solids and halftones, gradients and tints, raster and vector as the software automatically reads and translates the file ready for output to an Epson (non-PostScript printer). And, it’s this RIP that offers exactly what a screen print artist needs to produce accurate, dark and sharp films (transparencies) on time, in budget, and without costly waste. AccuRIP Ruby software drives the entire film output process from seamless file translation to critical ink lay down control unachievable without an industry RIP.
