When you sign in to the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application on a Mac computer with a double-byte user name, an error message appears.

When you started Fiery Verify, it launched behind the Fiery Color Profiler Suite window instead of appearing in front.

In Fiery Verify, the chromaticness (ΔCh) was not calculated for Fogra MediaWedge Multicolor across all tolerance sets.

When you drag and drop the ICC file to Fiery Verify and change the Tolerance set, data loading takes longer than expected.

The color wheel graph did not correctly display G7+ Grayscale (HDS) LAB values until you clicked the color wheel.

In the Fiery Command WorkStation notifications tab, when you click Verify Now to complete a verification schedule, a Fiery Verify license error appears after the completion of the schedule.

As a workaround, either click Refresh licensed printers or wait for five minutes.

In Fiery Verify, G7+ reports cannot be opened from Fiery ColorGuard web history.

When you create or edit the schedule while the Fiery server is disconnected from the printer, the Inline measurement instrument option is still visible.

When you delete the verification schedules and reload the ColorGuard web page, the verification schedules continue showing in the window.

When you edited a verification or benchmark schedule in the Verification Schedule window, the Job properties window did not load.

When you opened Fiery Verify from Fiery Color Profiler Suite while being logged in to the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application, the Verification preset list displayed duplicate verification presets.

When you select Create Schedule, there is a delay in displaying the device name in verification and calibration schedule options.

When the media runs out during a verification schedule, it stops with an error immediately instead of waiting up to 120 minutes, and does not resume even if the media is loaded.

When you change the local language of the operating system and open Fiery Verify as a standalone application or from the Fiery Color Profiler Suite, Fiery Verify appears in the default language, which is English.. As a workaround, open the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application and then open Fiery Verify as a standalone application or from the Fiery Color Profiler Suite.