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No it just uses the same data for both layers. If you don't have that profile for your white ink printer then maybe the printer doesn't support it. Best check with your rip vendor or company it guy.

Any version. The profile is Quality Layered. Once the file is ripped right click on the job > edit > printer settings > define layers > CMYK - White spot data OR White Flood - CMYK If you pick white spot data then you need a Spot 1 layer in the file with overprint turned on.

We do it all the time on our Arizona. The simplest way is to just select the layered option in Onyx and select colour/white/colour option. It's great for backlit prints.

The flu shot is required every year and that is only 50% effective. I still get it though on my doctor's recommendation.

Uh swab. Typo. Like this.

Have you tried the trick of taping a swab next to the knife to keep the media away from it when not cutting?

No you just select the option and it's meant to do it automatically. It's in v19 too.

Well that's what they say. I haven't tried it because I just want the best output from each machine. This is meant to dumb down the printers with the biggest gamuts to match the least.

If they are all profiled correctly there's an option in Onyx to select Devicelink in the profile section of quicksets. This is supposed to make all printers output the same.

Spin it however you want. When that graph was done the daily death rate was 954, now it's more like 4000.

You were certainly unlikely to die from covid in 2018, when those stats were collected. This data was from April. I believe things have gotten worse since then. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/coronavirus-deaths-how-many-2nd-leading-cause-of-death-in-the-us-on-march-31-peak-cases-april/

I think if you know better than every scientific and medical organisation on earth it's up to you to present your evidence.

Gday

I'm in. But then I trust science, not crackpot conspiracy youtube videos.

Thanks & HNY Jason. I'll join that group.

We're new to this plugin for Acrobat and I'm still getting my head around what it can and can't do. It can really do a lot... One thing I just looked at is - adding bleed to objects like text for profile cutting. It adds bleed to pages very simply but I can't see if it's possible for objects...

Pretty sure the only way is to turn labels on and print the filename next to each. We never do that on the flatbed though.

Have you got labels turned on? If so it should print each file name at the bottom of each. You're opening and nesting them in Onyx right?

What RIP? We have some Onyx 60600 profiles I can send you.

And a belated Happy New Year to all.