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The shapes were generated by AutoCad I'm sure and they were open shapes and all line vectors, no beziers. Lots of points, so all I did was select the 2 objects, detail edit and thin. I think what was going on was because there were a lot of points the firmware in the router was taking a lot of...

Dropout - if you want you can send me the RTP file and a description of where the problem is occurring and I'll take a look at it. If the data has any sharp angles in it it will force the machine to stop for a short period. I will look at the data with detail edit in Composer. I do not have a...

I own a 49 Stude and have a bunch of magazines with lots of picks. I will look for something this weekend if not sooner. If you need it in a rush let me know.

I checked my tower Vista 64 and it's set to 0. I still say try it.

From June 1, 2009 to July 31, 2009 if you buy an OMEGA 3.0 upgrade, you can get a free layout station. Ask your distributor for details.

I checked 4 XP computers and every single one is set to 0. If you are sure your looking at the same key remember what it was and change it. This goes for the USER key also, all set to 0. Is your keyboard a standard one or something special, lots of voulme, mute, speaker stuff? You could also...

To have numlock turned on for each user: (XP) 1 Start Regedit 2 Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard\InitialKeyboardIndicators 3 Change the value from 0 to 2 4 Turn Numlock on manually 5 Log off and back on again. For all users, make the same change to...

If the "bad" Edge is working on the older computer (Win ME) and parcheck says they are standard ports then the Edge is an Edge I not II. The Edge I does not need an ECP port. Now for the new XP computer The PCI Parallel port you installed is LPT3 because it's must be using a different address...

On the Omega CD ( Misc folder) there is a program called ParCheck.exe. If you execute this it will tell you if your parallel ports are ECP. Is your second Edge a I or II. If it's a II you need an ECP port. You also need to configure your Rainbow (SafeNet) driver to only look for the...

I think the driver in OP's case is just a look a like Windows printer driver. No plugin like CoCut which would use VBA. I assume that OP just creates some lines and does a print from the File menu and selects the Roland device. All speculation on my part. If you feel brave enough I think the...

I've been using Vista 64 since it came out. All the other laptops (3) in the house use Vista 32 and my wife's law biz uses Vista 32. Never any bitching or complaints. Of course they never plug anything in except cameras and USB sticks. As for mine at work, I never turn it off or reboot unless...

You may also want to open it up and make sure all the wiring looks ok, connections , etc

I’m on LinkedIn but as a member of the “Right Wing Conspiracy” I find it safe to stick with the sign boards. I don’t need another “check mark” next to my name. I’m sure I have plenty. Looking at face book I now know what a bunch of you look like.

Are you using the "Gerber" cable? One thing we found awhile back was that the 5 volts signal was not up to par on some new computers causing signals to be totally incorrect. But that was a long time ago. I think we are only using pins 2, 3 and 7(ground), DTR and DTE may have to be "tied"...

It's called "profiling". Each material, inks, halftone, etc creates it's own "profile". Shame on you for using a different material and the same profile.

When you saved your image from PS did you save it's color profile within the image file (embed the image's source profile). I would think it is an issue with the RIP and what you selected for "source", and "output" profiles and any other switches. For a test create a color swatch in PS with...

Dane what seems to be the problem? First thing I would do is to turn UAC (User Account Control) off. Go to Control Panel, User Accounts and you should have a selection to turn this "pain in the ass" thing off. There are plenty of people running this combo. Email me if you want to do...

I don't think it's testing the actual connection but testing the internal UART. I'll ask around tomorrow. Not that this has anything to do with it but do you have the proper Gerber cable?

The key to the "same every thing" is the actual chip on the mother board. When we started running into these problems we found the same thing, same everything until we looked at the actual chips. But I still do not understand D's problem of how it worked and now it does not.

Then I'm at a lost. I have no idea whats up.