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Dude, run for the hills if your dealer said you can't print on banners with HP latex. That's just crazy talk.

Not getting a thank you wave if I let someone in my lane when I'm driving.

Actually, it honestly sounds like you need an HP FB machine. We have a 700fb, and it has an excellent white, great DPI/output quality, and haven't personally had any major problems with it, though we are lucky in that our reseller is local and services the machine very quickly should we ever...

Adtechia, I think you should strongly consider hiring a designer to do ALL your design work. That's what I meant in my posts above. You may think you "Are good at Real estate" but trust me, your design skills are poor all-around. And what is really hurting your business and image is you...

Dudes! ENOUGH with the pictures! I was clicking to the second page, all kinda laughing and was planning on a simple "funny thread" post...until I saw the pics. Yikes.

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Rick, GREAT post, and good on ya for taking time to actually post suggestions. Something I rarely do because I don't like solving problems for people, but your post illustrates much more clearly and articulately what I said all along. My only hope is that Addie will absorb what you, myself, and...

HEY! Colorado..good eye. It DOES kinda look like our logo! hmmmmm......

Adtechia, Considering how many times your designs have been bashed on here, and how many times you have been told to hire a designer, I can't believe you still post stuff for design critique. You just don't get it, and never will. The fact that you think this could even be considered...

I'm from there. I'll be going there end of October, if the situation is still live then let me know, I'll help ya out.

we tried that too ;) Our problem was, it was basically a gradient from a 80% cyan to white. We could get it fairly smooth with other colors, but this one just would not do it. When we talked to Onyx, they said many of their customers had the same issue. I also hear rumors HP was going to start...

In the design profession, this is done all the time but always with a small call out that the work was done for (or while at) "acme" design company, might be different standards in sign industry though.

I noticed your onyx support said "try doing it this way or that way..." I got basically the same reaction. We sent files to onyx, spent hours on the phone with them, yet they couldn't come up with an answer. I also wanted to mention we tried EVERY POSSIBLE WAY OF BUILDING A GRADIENT and no...

Mike, I don't really know you but have sent you a few PMs. Can you please respond to them again so I can make sure you got 'em? ;)

Thanks for posting. LOVE to see people learning the old way of doing things. I grew up painting signs in high school and the first 2 years of college, then moved on to other endeavors but it makes my day to see people posting stuff done the old school way on this site. Good on ya!

Do you mean because of the ladders, or the worms that somehow send emails/random posts to boards?

we ended up having to switch to caldera for exactly this issue. we had a certain gradient that no matter what we did, could NOT eliminate banding. We tried our reseller, hp, and onyx support to no avail. Determined, we finally downloaded a trial version of caldera to test and the problem file...

that font looks stretched and distorted...

I am just guessing, but I would imagine the new inks are similar to the upgrade we just did to our lx800. They basically have a slightly bigger gamut, and are supposed to have better adhesion, especially on certain hp medias. The new inkset for the LX800 also come with hardware and software...

Um.....People still mail invoices? Crazy talk.