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Sounds like Roland needs to make their software compatable with windows not the other way around. IMHO

I'll have to see how unprofessional it comes across. I find it as just another tool to make it easier for customers to pay. @tsg I'm certain someone pays for fraud but it's not me. I don't carry a balance. I just rack up airline miles. It works for me.

Interesting that some people feel their card maybe compromised when they swipe it themselves on a mobile device but are completely ok with handing it to some twenty-something at a resturant to take away an ring up. I rarely use cash or check. It's just to risky for me. I have no recourse if I...

It looks like squared will be what I use. The fees are the same as GoPayment except for the extra .15 for manual entered transactions but they do take Amex where as GoPayment does but seems vague on the fees. I also like the smaller reader. Paymate seems like it may be for folks who need to...

Great! I will look into square. Thanks

What CC service do small shops use? I'm looking to accept major credit cards and debit cards on site. Right now I'm leaning toward GoPayment from Intuit. Anyone use this service? Or can you recommend another similar service. Thanks

Not familiar with the printer but I do know networking. The ip, if static, should not be the same on both machines. If your computer is 10.0.1.10 make your printer 10.0.1.11 and the subnet mask on both to 255.255.255.0 Restart both You can check connectivity at a cmd prompt on the computer...

Oh my! You do realize you just admitted to criminal activity on a public forum? Any of your competitors with car/ tire trouble or slander could easily make a case against you. As for me I am a proponent of free market capitalism no matter how it plays out.

I have a few half made wheels lying around and don't mind trying another. I'm On my silly iPhone right now and can't search too well but if you or anyone can link that post I'd be much appreciated.

The Internet is evil and is destroying all business. Wanna really feel bad try doing a bid job and being bumped by the low-ball bidder with no clue. He may fail but not before setting a pressident that all subsequent bidders will try to match. I feel your pain.

I have been running FreeNAS on an old Intel machine. The only real cost I have in it is the HDs. It runs headless and has some spiffy options. I rsync all my machines to back up automatically.

I would like to thank Fred for some very helpful and useful information. Most people would give some sarcastic response or snide comment. But Fred gave a valuable response that speaks fathoms for his character. I too, oddly, am an engineer looking to learn something I can take with me and make...

Very good. Thank you both. Now I know my wiggle room.

Thank you. I have a friend who is a Roland tech and is going look it over for me before I buy. $6800 is a fair price?

Could some of you experienced folks tell me what a fair price is for a excellent condition used Roland SP-300V would be? I want to buy not sell. Thanks