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I keep seeing Run as Admin being recommended....don't you mean you should adjust the settings to run in Compatibility Mode for whichever back version you want?

I assume you mean on 6mm ACM....pointless on 3mm, you won't see the edges 10 feet away.

No one designs anymore? Create something original.

HP 560 and 260

This has nothing to do with reds....? How are you relating getting a good red to my problem of reprinting the same file and getting a color shift in a blue?

I keep up with color calibrations, that's not it. I don't know what was going on. Came in this morning, ran this print again first thing. Printed perfectly, matches the first ones. Nothing changed as far as material, profile, inks, anything, during any of these prints. SAME ripped file sitting...

Same lam. Nothing changed but the time of day. Just ran another and it's off.

I've found this material to be less than stellar in real life. Printing on it is near impossible on our Latex machines. Not advised.

Here we go again...inconsistent colors again. Bottom print printed this morning. Top one just a while ago. SAME profile. SAME roll of material. SAME FILE. The blues are more different in person than this photo even depicts. WTF??

99.9% percent that would have been hand drawn. Based on a couple of old typestyles maybe, but I'll eat my hat if there's an actual TTF or OTF anywhere out there.

Hmm....I get fantastic reds with ours, better than I ever did with any older solvent or eco-solvenet machines I've run. It's all in the profiles.....

This is not correct thinking. If you are a busy shop, having separate machines DOES make perfect sense. You can be cutting a job while the printer is running. You still have to remove the prints to laminate before cutting so the idea of print-then-cut (for most stuff) on one machine with no...

Right...just because it wasn't a sign shop doesn't make it not a sign. I would bet it's made better than 80% of the sign shops out there would do.

Support is usually pretty prompt and easy, as you just click a button to enter chat with someone.

That only gets you one cut. The others need to be done by hand with straight edge or a Fletcher or Keencut.

Oh that's a non-issue. That's something HP builds in to ALL their printers, an added bonus feature, shall we say, to their current line of Latex printers. I deal with this on our little old 560.

Do you mean Latex 360? Only 3600 I see is a desktop Laser printer. EDIT: Sorry, I now see there is a 3600 Latex....that's the big boy printer. Can't help ya there! If you've had it only a month I would assume your dealer rep would provide help or service info.

IMO overlaps look bad. I butt the prints up, and try to make the seam along some kind of line or border in the art so it's not noticeable if the vinyl happens to shrink any over time. I purposely add something for that purpose to the design and work with the eventual seam.

Make sure you have "HOLD after output" selected if you want them to remain in PM.

Your line thickness is set too high.