Output Factory Server for InDesign Now Supports EPUB Fixed Layout Export

Zevrix Solutions announces the release of Output Factory Server 3.6, a feature update to company's workflow automation system for Adobe InDesign. Output Factory Server automates printing & exporting from InDesign through hot folders processing, allowing workgroups to serve unlimited users by a single software installation with time-saving output options. The new update adds an option to export InDesign documents as Fixed Layout EPUB publications & addresses several license management issues.
Toronto, ON, Canada - April 14, 2025 - Zevrix Solutions today announces the release of Output Factory Server 3.6, a feature update to company's workflow automation solution for Adobe InDesign [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]. The app enhances InDesign output production by processing files from monitored hot folders. True to its name, Output Factory Server empowers printers, publishers, ad agencies, and prepress houses with conveyor-style output facilities that liberate InDesign operators from countless hours of tedious repetitive tasks.

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The new version adds support for the Fixed Layout option when exporting InDesign documents to EPUB publications [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]. Previously, only Reflowable EPUB export was supported. In addition, the update fixes several issues related to license management. In particular, it restores the ability to perform manual activation as well as the management of active licenses in a dedicated online license portal.

"Output Factory Server is an extremely useful utility for a busy production facility or advertising agency", writes David Creamer in Layers magazine. "The setup process is simple and user experience is very straightforward. It can save lots of time - which equates to money."

Output Factory Server is designed to run on a dedicated Mac station and serve unlimited users via network-based monitored hot folders. Users can create hot folders for diverse output targets such as hi-res PDF, JPEG images, large format printing, and so on:

-Automate InDesign output via watched hot folders [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]

-Supports print, PDF, TIFF, EPUB and other formats

-Automatic email notifications

-Built-in LinkOptimizer Server for InDesign image workflows

-Layer versioning

-Variable output file names

-Preflight files for errors before output

-PDF security presets for different workflows [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]

-Run custom JavaScript and AppleScript scripts

Pricing and Availability:

Output Factory Server with built-in LinkOptimizer Server can be purchased from Zevrix web site for US$699.95, as well as from authorized resellers. Trial is also available for download. The update is free for the licensed users of Output Factory Server 3 and $350 for the users of earlier Output Factory Server versions and BatchOutput Server. Output Factory Server requires macOS 10.13-15.x and Adobe InDesign CC 2018-2025.

About Zevrix Solutions

Located in Toronto, Canada, Zevrix Solutions provides productivity solutions for Adobe Creative Cloud software, PDF workflows, graphic file diagnostics, file delivery and Microsoft Office on macOS. Zevrix is dedicated to help professionals increase their profits through automating everyday tasks, producing error-free documents, saving disk space and cutting production costs.

For more information, visit www.zevrix.com [https://zevrix.com/].
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