Output Factory Server Fixes File Splitting Errors in Adobe InDesign 2025

Zevrix Solutions announces the release of Output Factory Server 3.6.1, a maintenance update to company's workflow automation solution for Adobe InDesign. Output Factory Server automates printing and exporting from InDesign via hot folders processing, allowing workgroups to serve unlimited users by a single software installation with time-saving output options. The new update fixes errors that could occur when splitting InDesign files into multiple documents when processing InDesign 2025 files.
Toronto, ON, Canada - May 21, 2025 - Zevrix Solutions today announces the release of Output Factory Server 3.6.1, a maintenance update to company's workflow automation system for Adobe InDesign [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]. The software streamlines InDesign output production by processing documents from watched hot folders. Output Factory Server provides publishers, printers, and ad agencies with conveyor-style industrial strength output facilities that reduce manual labor and liberates InDesign operators from countless hours of tedious repetitive tasks.

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The new version fixes an issue that affected some users of InDesign 2025 when running workflows that allow operators to split InDesign documents into either single pages or spreads [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]. The update restores the ability to run such processes uninterrupted, which especially benefits customers who wish to split layered InDesign documents for multi-lingual editions.

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

Output Factory Server is intended to run on a dedicated Mac machine and serve unlimited InDesign users via network-based watched hot folders [https://zevrix.com/outputfactoryserver]. Operators can create hot folders for diverse output formats such as hi-res PDF, TIFF images, color printing, and so on:

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

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

-Automatic email notifications on errors and process stages

-Layer versioning: export layer combinations as single files

-Variable output file names

-Preflight files for errors before output

-PDF security presets for different workflows

-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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