How this Knowledge Center is arranged
Where to find what in the Studio Cloud manual: overview, features, how-to guides, administration, security and privacy, and why Studio Cloud.
The Knowledge Center is the whole of Studio Cloud in one place: what it does, how to use it, how to run it and why it is built the way it is. Use the search box at the top for a word, or read by part.
The parts
| Part | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Overview | What Studio Cloud is, who it is for, how it fits a shop's day, and what it does not do. |
| Features | What each feature does, why it matters for your shop and how to use it, with a link to the how-to guide. Where a how-to guide already covers a feature in full, it has those three parts itself. Start with Every feature at a glance. |
| Getting started | Sign in, find your way round Home, take the tour and set the shop up. |
| How-to guides | Step by step, one task at a time. They are the groups Laying out a sheet, Rolls and the roll view, Cut lines and kiss-cut, Colour, Preflight and proof and Sending to the press. |
| Administration | For a supervisor: people, presses, materials, integrations, the press connector and the hot folder. Your shop and people and Licences are administration too. |
| Security and privacy | What PostPress never touches, and what protects your shop's work. Only what is true today. |
| Why Studio Cloud | What changes compared with the usual way of working, said as capabilities. |
| Glossary and Questions | Short answers: the print words as Studio uses them, and the questions shops ask first. |
How the articles are written
- Button and screen names are in bold, exactly as they are on the screen. If a name here is not where you see it, tell us with Send feedback….
- A feature that has only been tried against a stand-in press says so, in those words.
- What is not built yet is said once, in What Studio does not do, and nowhere else.
- There is no price in this manual. Licences are agreed with each shop.