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Why not drop an email to them?https://www.kala.systems/

Unfortunately not, one thing that might help if you set multiple copies in the "general printing" panel (where you can set up distances down to 0) not in the "execution" panel or use "arrangement" panel to nest multiple jobs

Try this https://www.manualslib.com/manual/938059/Mimaki-Ujv500-160.html?page=109

Mimaki is a great machine with the shittiest software ever. I literally had to enter random numbers both in color alignment settings (for all 8 colors !!!!!!) to get a perfect print and one of the cut accuracy number had to be done in a trial and error style without any logic. The good thing is...

What does it mean "saved as a print file", if that's a RIP archive then this is not an "Illustrator Question" and this should be an inexpensive lesson to always save the original file in editable format. Check proof sent to the client, if the designer was bad enough that'll contain the original...

You don't need templates, your bleed is the overlap if you select it when saving your PDF

Doing it "manually" takes 2 seconds more, it's really just drawing the artboards everything else is just as automated, overlap, cut marks etc. The benefit is that you'll have a set up file on the PC, ready to print or reprint if needed while you'll need to delete from the rip sooner or later...

lol :) look it up

I always set up my files in illustrator and save as PDF, the artboards are your tiles, the bleed is your overlap, save as pdf send it to RIP, done. I don't like setting it up in RIP as I worked with many brands and don't want to learn a new one every time there's a new printer. Plus you can...

Never knew where these customers collect their lunatic ideas from, now I know, they just ask questions here and repeat the bits that they think they understand (unfortunately with great confidence :roflmao:)

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What an arrogant prıck you are :D

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You should check your facts Boudica, 1. printers print somewhere between CMYK and RGB color space, even though your inks are called "CMYK" - I know it's confusing but try to print a photo directly from rip and then imported to a cmyk file 2. extra color inks like light magenta, light blue...

Sound like the metal plate (bottom of the printhead) separated from the ink channels. That forms a cavity where ink can mix and flow out on the side instead of the nozzles, unfortunately that's not something that can be repaired.

Yes you did, noticed and reprinted. Didn't you? :roflmao:

but but why did you print the cutline???

On my Mimaki if I set the interval too high it'll just ignore it. You can increase printing time if you set your print head speed to low / use unidirectional / higher step count.

I have the same problem with my colleague, he starts speaking before hes brain engages. Sorry I know that's not helpful (nor is my colleague). Ok I'll stop. Try a different computer, try a different USB port, a different USB cable.