The Raster Image Printer Dashboard is the control center which brings all the tools for creating and editing profiles, managing printers, accessing help resources and product activation together in one place. Great place to quickly check your subscription expiry date or get notified about new updates.

Raster Image Printer specializes in a set of image formats that are required most often today, with image-specific customizable properties. Edit your output settings using Profile Manager to create a personal profile to apply during conversion.

Quickly manage your printer settings directly from the Dashboard. Printer Management allows users to change the default profile Raster Image Printer uses to create output files, add new copies of the printer, and rename or delete existing printers.

The Save Options tab holds all of the most frequently used settings. On this tab you can choose output type, color settings and file location.

Changing the compression options can have a large impact on the size of the file but care must be taken when choosing compression methods as the file contents can also determine how well the chosen compression method will work. The compression will change between TIFF Compression, PDF Compression and JPEG Compression depending on the output type selected on the Save Options tab. When changing compression methods, be sure that you are changing the correct compression field in relation to the color reduction option selected on the Save Options tab.

The Fax Mode tab holds all settings used to create fax-format images and files. On this tab you can control the fax profile, create your fax in various paper size, and determine how the fax image is scaled and aligned on the page.

The Filename Creator tab allow you to add, edit, and reorder output filename parts to automatically create unique filenames for your Raster Image Printer output files.

The TIFF Options tab holds all TIFF specific settings including byte order, TIFF tags, and monochrome options.

The Printer Overrides Tab holds all settings related to controlling paper size and margins of the printer. For most applications, when the original file is printed, the paper size and margins are part of the information beings sent to Raster Image Printer, so setting paper information on the Printer Override Tab is unnecessary. There are some instances where you may need to override the paper information, such as when printing oil well logs.