On some Japanese or Chinese-language systems, the localized Rename string in Verify presets > Tolerance sets did not appear.

G7 ColorSpace and G7 Targeted verification presets used a color reference based on the patch layout IT8.7/4, which did not include the required G7 gray patches. These verification presets were corrected.

For some strings and tool tips, the localized strings did not appear in the Fiery ColorGuard Web application.

When you were logged in to two different desktops with administrator access and executed a schedule on one desktop, the schedule status did not change on the other desktop. However, after completion of the schedule, the schedule appeared in History for a while and then moved to Pending.

When you scheduled an ILS job with a high number of print pages, the job disappeared from the Pending window but was successfully executed.

When you clicked View Results for a completed custom G7 targeted schedule with G7 verifier patch set, an error message appeared.

When you opened Fiery Verify as a standalone application and clicked View Results in History, multiple Fiery Verify windows opened.

When you duplicated and saved a tolerance set in the Tolerance Set Editor window for a Fiery XF server, the tolerance set did not appear in the Fiery Verify comparison window.

On some Windows 10 client computers, when you click Click Comparison > Start patch measurement to measure a single patch, Fiery Verify does not detect the measurement device.

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.

The schedules were added back even after you deleted them from the Schedules window, when a Fiery server was using FACI (Fiery Advanced Controller Interface). However, if you refreshed the webpage, the schedules were permanently deleted.

When you select any date range in History and Trends, the Verification Average Delta E Trends data is not displayed.

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

When you change the date range on History and Trends or refresh the page, Verification Results does not display the pie chart.

When you created a schedule with automatic verification selected in the Fiery ColorGuard Web application and the schedule included specific Job properties preset settings, a message in the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application stated that the connection to the inline measurement device failed during the automatic verification.

When you sign in to the Fiery ColorGuard Desktop application and open Fiery Verify from Fiery Color Profiler Suite, the G7 Grayscale verification presets are duplicated for Windows computers and all verification presets are duplicated for Mac computers.

When you create a schedule for an ILS workflow in Fiery ColorGuard Web application, the schedule is triggered in Fiery ColorGuard client application at the specified time. If the job moves to error status and you delete the schedule in Fiery ColorGuard Web application and open Fiery ColorGuard client application, the schedule name does not display for errored jobs.

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 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.