GreenLight checks can be used to check a wide variety of requirements for the InDesign document to output correctly.
Some examples of useful GreenLight checks include that an InDesign document:
Each check can have one of two possible results. Checks are either true [YES] or false [NO]. A true result means that the document is set up in the required way and a false result means that the document has not been set up according to the requirements.
Whilst the ability to quickly run GreenLight’s general checks on any InDesign document is impressive, the real power of GreenLight Pro and GreenLight Custom is in their ability to be adapted to the requirements of specific workflows and individual clients.
Some examples of customised checks are:
Circular Software works with publishers to recommend and develop the specific checks for each GreenLight Custom app built.
Custom checks and checklists can be added on demand by GreenLight Custom publishers. Please contact Circular Software for further information.
GreenLight comes pre-installed with a range of general 'GreenLight Free Checks' which can be used by every user and every client.
Some examples of general categories are:
Latest and full information on what each general check is looking for and advice on how to achieve a pass is held on the GreenLight checks page.
