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Gang Sheet Automator is a native direct-to-film gang sheet builder for Windows 10 and 11. No browser required — runs entirely on your desktop.
Version 1.2.11 · ~77 MB · Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
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We're a new software company, so your browser and Windows may block our installer at first.
That's a reputation check based on how many people have installed it so far. Here's how to handle it →
Chrome's wording here is alarming, so we'll walk you through it. Chrome's own message is that the file isn't commonly downloaded — a measure of how many people have installed it so far. A new app from a small shop hasn't cleared that bar yet. Here's how to continue.
1. You'll see this at the top-right of Chrome. Click the arrow.
2. This panel opens. Click Download suspicious file.
That's it — the file saves to your Downloads folder. Before running it, you can confirm it really came from us using the check below.
When you open the installer, Windows SmartScreen steps in for apps it hasn't seen many times yet. Notice there's no Run button on this first screen — the More info link is the step almost everyone misses.
1. Click More info.
2. Windows now shows who signed it. Check the publisher, then click Run anyway.
That publisher line is the part worth reading. Windows is confirming, from the file's signature, that the app was signed by Martin Graphics Enterprises — the shop that builds it. If it ever shows a different name, or no publisher at all, the file didn't come from us. Don't run it.
Why does Windows say "unrecognized" if the app is signed? Because those are two different things. Our code-signing certificate is issued by Microsoft, and Microsoft verified our business identity — legal name and registered address — before issuing it. What Windows hasn't built up yet is a history of this app being run on many PCs. Identity is settled; popularity takes time.
Installing software from a company you've never heard of deserves a straight answer. Here's exactly what happens on your machine — and what doesn't.
You may see "Suspicious download blocked" or "isn't commonly downloaded." Chrome applies this automatically to installers it hasn't seen widely distributed yet, and a new app from a small shop qualifies. To continue, click the › arrow beside the blocked file and choose Keep. Before you run it, you can confirm it came from us — see below.
The installer is digitally signed, so Windows can tell you who built it. The publisher will read Martin Graphics Enterprises — the business behind Coricor and this app. If you ever see a different name on a file claiming to be ours, don't run it.
No admin password, no system-wide changes, no bundled toolbars or extras. It installs into your own user folder and adds a Start Menu shortcut. Remove it any time from Windows Settings → Apps, like any other program.
No account. No email address. No credit card. The app opens with 7 free builds ready to go, so you'll know whether it earns a place in your shop before you've told us who you are.
Gang Sheet Automator is a native Windows desktop DTF gang sheet builder with modest hardware requirements — runs great on any modern shop PC.
Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11
Any modern 64-bit processor
Multi-core recommended for large builds
4 GB minimum
8 GB or more recommended for large artwork files
~200 MB disk space for the application
Additional space for your artwork files and output
1280 × 720 minimum resolution
1920 × 1080 or higher recommended
Required to open the app
Used for license verification and auto-updates