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I totally joked with the client who ordered and their employee didn't pick up. I feel bad as I know why they need it. they feel bad as we completed it quickly and it's still here.. but it all boils down to the someone not doing their job (which he stated himself). Treated him with a Judge Dredd...

thinking about it.. I wonder if it's because someone else (higher up) stressed the importance of it but upon it's completion, lowered its priority. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

you made it seem like it was a rush. I've learned everyone needs signs ASAP. Unless it's something with a hard date and there really isn't any going around it, they can stick with our normal turnaround. I've gotten to the point where I tell them how realistically I can make something. I...

group - Verdana italics indeed. -- hmmm but the "p" is slightly different

my help stops here as I haven't had this particular problem happen yet! I hope a tech comes out sooner rather than later though. It does sound like somethings pinched or stuck. or maybe something is not in place correctly for ex... for our magenta not working, the thermistor has a rubber ring...

LOL I found this "Do not attempt to adjust the vacuum level for the printheads. It has been factory adjusted for best performance." on page 30 http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c04688227

I usually tell them "we're down" and then someone else throws a fit and they kind of expedite a tech.... LOL Can you take off the service side (not the little door but that big covering) and open up and see if somethings pinched?

also found this based on your error message https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01758128

silly question but is your nozzle for the ink disposal closed? I think that somehow effects the vacuum (may be wrong) Also, I recommend checking your jet health before your first print of the day (HP recommends at the beginning of every day but I don't always print every day....) just to make...

Don't even save it in photoshop. This is a vectorized PDF that you can easily open in Illustrator and make a cut line path. Or you can do the same in Flexi. What I do in illy is to copy the whole thing, paste in place on a new layer, use the pathfinder tool to unite everything, give it a small...

OOH usually saving one to another file helps too LOL glad that worked out. I guess the gradient was expanded hence the bajillion anchors :( When you pick your resolution, there should be an option for other. There you can put whatever number you'd like :)

From my understanding, the optimizer shouldn't be too heavy of a use. I think we have ours at about 5-8% distribution so it doesn't get changed very often. I had issues with dark/heavy colors not drying enough. I had adjusted the heat, the passes... But still no luck. I took a class and a tech...

There's a time and place for everything. Depending on the type of work you do, being on your phone can either be rude, a safety hazard, or simply just how one operates. I personally find it rude, if say, you're meeting with someone and your phone rings and you go to answer it. Your attention...

Big, big stuff, I save as a tiff at half size at 300dpi. IF it still doesn't save.. I change the dpi to 250... never had any issues :D

LOL I know first hand. Those kids used to make fun of me so much online cuz it was easy. Then as soon as they met me, they were like statues cuz oh sh*t, it's a girl! :D Everything aside, Breezy was just doing her part trying to be helpful but of course, it was taken in some other way...

This sounds like the forums I used to go on back in High School/College filled with (mostly) teenage boys... seems like nothing changes. o_O

"Why is my quote more than my buddies and I have (seemingly) less graphics than what's on his van?" Because your van is twice the size as his so it requires twice the amount of material....... o_O

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Oooh okay. We've had similar issues and what solved it was increasing the lamp intensity for the specific profile but just saw the other comment about getting a diff brand of coroplast. Definitely agree getting coroplast specific for flatbed printing. I prefer to clean the material and let it...

we have the 550. - how long do you let it dry first before printing? - what are your lamp settings set at? low? medium? high? edit -- what are your lamp settings set at for the specific material used?