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Umm.. POS software doesn't mean credit card processing. Are you looking for estimating/invoicing software?

Lol.. well there's my problem.. I don't mind country music!

eh.. don't know why it was erroring out. We occasionally have an error, which is usually fixed by simply resaving the file (we're talking once every couple of months). I'll show you when you come in March.. Wuss.

Caldera comes with a copy of Linux.. The rep said you can install it on any Windows machine, or a Mac and run Parrallels if you like. Like I mentioned to you before, (and you said you use dedicated RIP stations as we do), you don't really have to "deal" with Linux. You start the machine...

He told me I had a pinched sciatic nerve... which is exactly what I had. Not sure why that couldn't be pinched in a way that adjustments couldn't help. In fact they did. The pain got better after adjustments, just didn't go away 100%.

You also sign a release form at the hospital. There's risk in everything. Not defending chiropractors, just stating fact.

We have other personal vehicles. Our shop vehicles are registered & titled to the company, insured, fueled, maintained, etc by the company. Some are driven home at night, some stay at the shop. 100% legit.

I had lower back pain that shot down my left leg everytime I stood up. No idea what caused it, but it hurt like hell. I finally broke down and went to a chiropractor. Had some other tightness/knots in my back also so I figured what the heck. Went in, he did X-rays, an adjustment, and got a...

Yeah, something changed recently... If I hover above an image it dims the main window the the linked image opens up.

Lose flexi. Get a real RIP. I've got a webinar with SignVOX tomorrow. I'll let you all know what I think.

If you want gamut and flexibility, don't go UV!

Some more room so we can buy more stuff!

I've seen the GS6000 before.. not impressed. It's a solvent machine so you're going to be limited in the gamut by that. On the other hand, the printer I referenced above is water based, which means wider gamut, but you're not going to be printing outdoor durable prints with it.

This is the one I saw. 9 colors.. but VERY nice. http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Pro/SeriesStylusPro11880/Overview.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes

There are a couple of Epsons that have huge gamut, great dot size, and aren't super expensive. Don't remember the model number of the one I was looking at in New Orleans, but it did a beautiful job with the backlits they had on display. I believe it was a 60" model in the ~$10k range.

Anybody?

"Our industry-leading Pressure-sensitive Materials and Retail Branding and Information Solutions businesses, combined with our strong balance sheet, make us well positioned for profitable growth and increased return of cash to shareholders.” From the Avery link above. They are retaining the...

I wonder if my girl will buy it... Probably wouldn't mind except for the varying your workouts part.

We're starting to do more and more flat cut acrylic letters with our Zund, and I'm wanting to do some pinset letters here at our office. We've installed a ton of that others have made, I'm just not sure what to use or where to get the material to be used as the pins. We can drill the holes...

We've been using Ultraflex's UltraBlockout Pro. It's 20 oz, prints beautifully and is super strong.