GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG), experts in developing electronic document and printing software, announces consolidated financial results for the third quarter and the first nine months of the year ending 31 December 2010.
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Global Graphics upgrades gDoc PDF Server, PDF software for Enterprise-wide PDF creation
Action, MA, 28 September 2010, Global Graphics (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG): Global Graphics, a developer of PDF and printing software, http://www.globalgraphics.com, today launches version 5.1 of gDoc PDF Server™ (http://www.globalgraphics.com/pdf-server) server-based PDF software that manages the conversion of multi-format documents into industry-standard PDF files for distribution, collaboration, input into document management systems and archiving in the corporate enterprise.
New pre-press features added to Harlequin RIP
New features for pre-press have been added to the latest release of the Harlequin® PLUS Server RIP announced today by Global Graphics Software. Version 8.3, available via Global Graphics’ network of Harlequin RIP OEMs, introduces extended support for hybrid and digitally modulated screens and expands the number of devices across which PDF retained raster can be deployed, a feature that speeds up variable data processing. Platform support is updated to include Windows 7 and Mac Snow Leopard.
Global Graphics extends system integrator agreement with NTL
Global Graphics (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG) has extended its existing system integrator agreement with Nippon Techno Lab., Inc. (NTL) to integrate the Harlequin® Host Renderer software development kit (SDK) into NTL’s high-performance, multi-platform Mistral print server. The contract extension allows NTL to utilize multiple Harlequin RIPs to develop RIP servers for high speed digital print devices.
Global Graphics reports second quarter and half year 2010 results
GLOBAL GRAPHICS SA (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG), experts in developing electronic document and printing software, announces financial results for the second quarter and the first six months of the year ending 31 December 2010
Global Graphics’ gDoc Fusion approved for GSA schedule
Global Graphics (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG), a developer of e-document software, has announced today that its desktop software application gDoc Fusion has been approved for the United States General Services Administration (GSA) schedule – GS-35F-0021L. GSA provides access to commercial services and products for government agencies. Under the GSA Schedule procurement managers from Federal, State and Local government agencies can engage with pre-approved suppliers and products.
Global Graphics’ gDoc Fusion approved for sale to US Federal Government
Global Graphics (NYSE-Euronext: GLOG) a developer of e-document software, has announced today that its desktop software application gDoc Fusion has been approved for listing on the United States General Services Administration (GSA) schedule. GSA provides access to commercial services and products for government agencies. The listing coincides with the launch of version 2.5 of gDoc Fusion that now allows users to merge together more than 200 incompatible file formats so that they can quickly create new documents that would take hours to assemble the old way.
Global Graphics launch gDoc Fusion 2.5 to regain lost office productivity
Global Graphics, a developer of e-document software, today launches gDoc Fusion 2.5 to help organisations regain lost office productivity.
Global Graphics takes action to prevent Harlequin RIP off
Global Graphics (NYSE- Euronext: GLOG), a leading developer of printing and electronic document software and the developer of the Harlequin RIP®, has, through its lawyers, called upon HighWater CTP Ltd. to cease immediately from using the Torrent brand so as to create a false association between HighWater CTP’s Studio RIP and the Harlequin RIP
Global Graphics signs new agreement with HP
Global Graphics (NYSE- Euronext: GLOG), a leading developer of printing and electronic document software, has extended its long-standing relationship with HP ( NYSE: HPQ) for a minimum of a further five years.