PersonalEffect- What's New

Version 9.7 released January 15, 2020

Support for Adobe CC-2020

This version supports Adobe CC-2020.

Support for MacOS 10.15

PersonalEffect 9.7 supports macOS Catalina (10.15) for uCreate Print.

JavaScript

Custom JavaScript functions can now access the values of various uPlan elements, such as Recipient record values, Variable values and UserView record values.

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Version 9.6.2 released September 1, 2019

Table row styling enhancements

The following enhancements have been made to the table row styling feature:

It is now possible to choose whether to apply copy fitting to a table within a story.
It is now possible to choose whether to apply the suppress trailing spaces feature to a table within a story.

Version 9.6 released July 22, 2019

Table row styling

Table row styling allows you to control the way a data record of a dynamic table is presented.

Using this feature you can define, for each data record, the background color, font and other style attributes, as well as the layout and dynamic content. You can also dynamically span a data record over multiple styled rows, or omit a data record altogether.

For example, you can create a table with two designs: blue for debit and green for credit. In the data source, in the “XMPieDesignSelector” column, you will assign each row the required design.

This feature is available for InDesign composition only.

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Version 9.5 released May 19, 2019

PDF password protection

A personalized PDF can now have password protection. This increases the security of documents intended to be shared online.

The password is provided as an ADOR. The output is single PDFs, each protected by the password provided by the ADOR.

This capability will also be available via PDF on Demand in Circle in the future. Read more

Dynamic PDF placement box selection

When adding an image box and placing an image ADOR in it, you can select which box will be cropped out of the PDF (in case the ADOR resolves to a PDF) to be placed in the image box.

The crop options include bounding box, art, trim, bleed and media. Read more