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My suggestion is to take out everything but the processor, video card, and 1 stick of ram. Try booting it then, because you should at least get the bios load screen with all of that hooked up, if that doesn't work, try swapping out the ram sticks.

This brings up an interesting idea. I have the font in question, don't know where I got it, but if there was a way to keep track of what fonts came with what software it would be nice.

We have talked about it, but I figured we would go to either a show in Texas or Indiana, I know its not the ISA show but ist where we have gone it the past.

Entering an IP address kind of depends on what the service provider is setup for, here with Cox, most of all the business plans come with a static IP so entering the IP then could definitely clear up some problems. Also, if this is your second Belkin router, pickup another brand. We have had...

A suggestion, download the trial version of CorelDraw 12, it includes their font manager program that you can still use even after the 30 day trial expires. Its a great way to install and uninstall fonts easily.

Any ideas?? Thought of a couple that are close but no cigar.

On the Mimaki side of things, oem ink, runs about $120 for the 440ml carts, our bulk ink runs $100 a liter. Its true that there isn't a HUGE difference in the cost of the ink, but remember to times that difference by the number of inks you run, then that difference gets a little bigger. It...

We recently finished, and are currently installing two different Optec Displays, nice units, these are single color not the full color beauties that you find in larger areas though.

You forgot one of the other favorites, Summa. I think when it comes to user opinion, majority of the users either say Graphtec or Summa. Both are great machines and you can't go wrong with either.

There are programs to download that make sure that your network conifguration is setup optimially. There is also broadbandreports.com, they have a tool section and several html and java based tools that do the same thing, that way you don't have to install anything on your computer.

I'll be the first to say . . . Currently, no.

If I was that good with a soldering iron I would remove it, but since I am not, I'll just leave it attached to the motherboard :tongue: And I did try copying over a different mup.sys and no go. I just think that I will be getting a new motherboard. Just thought I might of missed something...

Here is the system that isn't working Athlon XP 2400+ Gigabyte GA-7VAXP 512MB 60GB HD in Raid1 (one drive had failed, but not recently) Matrox G550 DVD Drive Windows XP Pro Came in yesterday morning and the monitor was in sleep mode, and would never come out of it. So I hard rebooted the...

I would still suggest running RAID 1 on any computer that data loss is critical to avoid. Ask anyone who lost a hard drive, and whether or not the were able to recover the data through some recovery service, how much they lost in downtime just getting the computer set back up. We lost a hard...

$322 at newegg.com shipped

Bobby said it better than I was, I started replying to this and had to go, came back and here was this post from Bobby. Flexi's PM will take advantage of SMP, due to the fact that the rip threads are seperately run processes. That way it becomes the OS's splitting up of the two processors...

After you have tried messing with all of your settings and the plug-ins, it might be a shot to try reinstalling the software. A file may of gotten corrupted somewhere.

I wonder the same thing. A while back I compared my less than stellar design station against some Photoshop benchmark figures from Macs I found online. And those dual G5'a really were not any faster, especially when you figure in the price. And I don't see where Macs have a software advantage...

I couldn't of said it better myself :Big Laugh

Something else to check, is whether or not you have strokes on the items you are cutting. I have found that those have caused me similar problems in the past, especially on artwork imported for Corel.