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Good luck- sounds awfully scammish to me...beware, beware!

I'll go back to an earlier angle- he wants numbers on his cars, and he wants low cost, done by himself... EASY!!! Buy 1 roll of white vinyl, cut off a patch & stick it to the door- no need for app tape, you're doing a 'wrap' here. Then get a sharpie and write the number on it, and take an...

In due course, you'll learn exactly why they were keen to get rid of that stuff...you'll have many heartaches ahead of you in the learning curve, my friend, and there are no shortcuts, sorry! Corel 8 ought to work them both, but you'll need to find & download the drivers for the machines...

are both colours solid- or is one a halftone photo? I'd screen also, even for 25.

What if you construct a new file? or... If your name does plot, but the customer's word doesnt' then start with your name, and edit it to become the new word...

You need to go to the printer driver, and reset where it is to output the file to- either LPt, or Com1- it won't know which one automatically. Change it and you need to tell it. The special roland serial lead has a couple of wires crossed over- do a search here for serial roland camm1 lead...

Lexmark C710- colour laser printer... When installed, it loads three drivers- the standard PCL one, a PS2 driver, and a PS3 driver. If I go into Photoshop of any other program and use either of the post script drivers, and in output settings, select a line frequency, angle & dot shape...

Where's that?

Thanks! (actualy I use an old version of AcDsee- and it's great- I prefer that to win explorer for image viewing- it will show psd files & some eps ones.)

Well I don't have a pnc 960, but thanks very much for posting the solution to the problem- great work!

"Acetylene Designs" (goes with flames, starts with A, and has the connotation 'a set of lean designs') Once you've made your first $100000, send me half please! (in fact I might even use that name myself...!)

oops, double-post- see below:

Try here: http://www.rolanddga.com/rnet30/files/support/pnc960_user.pdf or else here: http://ddf.mit.edu/devices/cm24user.pdf for the manual. (have you put any media in it?) In the manual will be the procedure to do a self-test which will let you know if the machine is OK or not.

nor ours, either

I wonder how that affects dye-sub inks in epson cartridges- which is something epson does not deal in?

A-haa...banners are now a possibility, small size is not a need, and money is not such an issue either- this is all a bit different from post #1 in this thread... OK, it's been an interesting thread, but you can't help wondering why some people get a bit cranky when the answer chosen does not...

There are lots of fire tutorials about, but that specific technique is the best, in my opinion! I use the smudge tool rather than the liquify filter- it works that way in older versions of P'shop too, which don't have liquify as an option.

personally, I have a heap of books, all good at something, but the Photoshop Bible (D McLelland) explained a lot really well- not in tutorial mode, but in theory, which I wanted. In your case, you may find if you were good at Photopaint, then it's only a matter of figuring out the differences &...

P.S. Roland don't have either manual available, so I don't feel I am violating any copyright issues, nor am I asking for reimbursement of any kind- just trying to help others with this 'obsolete' but still good machine, as someone once helped me!

HI, for what it's worth, I've been able to get the service manual for the PNC 1000. It's not the workshop/user manual- I already have that and have given it to 100s of people who've emailed and asked for it- but this is the service/repair manual, with circuit diagrams, miscellaneous tests etc...