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I say if you are short but know you can make it back quick charge the rest on a credit card BUT be disciplined enough to pay yourself back first.

Picture a faster versacamm without the cut feature. So probably has the same specs as the previous VP versacamm

If I may ask, what made you buy a Brother after owning a flexi that can print CMYK already?

Get rid of the extra crap and build a true UV Roland. We know their capable .

KR3 Thanks for the info. I was misinformed DRASTICALLY. Food for thought.

So What do you do? I see you only list a plotter. Do you do much printing cause we offer real good wholesale prices on many things?

Brockton, and your self?

KR3: I am not knocking SD in any way. I'm just going by what the client claims. I really didn't want to believe it myself but there were a few of them. Nonetheless I know you guys are pretty top notch over there and there always are variables not accounted for. Most clients say different things...

The Jeti is usually out of most peoples price range but is a NICE machine. KR3: Ron has come along way from the smaller building next door, which is quite admirable. He's making good moves and is definitely using top notch equipment which the Jeti is. My only issue is the ink longevity. I have...

Actually sign&frame, She is correct. I have anajet & T-jet dark samples presently that have been washed over a dozen times each and look as good as the first day I received them. Her claim isn't far fetched. Also a word of advice, if you expect to receive and continue to be considered as a...

lol I guess it's great for the price but to me it still sounds like a ValueJet with a table attached. To me that doesn't justify an EXTRA $25K. Mutoh compares it to flatbed printers because of the price attractiveness but compare it fairly to UV printers. A UV printer for $45k IT's NOT! And...

Use 220 red or just enuff to look dark and the rest of the colors Blue 0 and Green 0. This will work in flexi, Trust me.

Goto dafont.com and look at the serif fonts

Pull out your cartridge and shake it. If you still have some ink do the following. All you have to do is shave the clip off that tells the machine its empty and stick it back in. The machine will think its new and be ready for you. Just replace cartridge as soon as you can or you will...

Its always supposed to be cheap because its only suppose to last a few months, lol, they say. But they won't budge on 6% commission rate for a $300,000 sale. lol. They crack me up.

If you can get in with the Heads you'll do alright but they are frugal and always debate numbers. Stand firm but know your Competitors numbers always. Ohh and they love to compare Apples for Oranges.

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I agree tecdady. Maybe he should reprint a previous job to eliminate the machine being the problem. By the way what machine is it?

Option 1. Import your Corel file into Illustrator as they both are Vector Based programs it will work if you select import NOT OPEN, import. Then save as a eps in Illy. This should work. Option 2. Is to open in photoshop, then adjust contrast to make more vivid. But first save a few duplicates...

Do you mean CLIP? If so , there is a plastic clip that pops out of the cartidge to indicate to the printer your empty. Take a razor blade and snip it off enough so the machine doesn't t recognize it. The only problem is you need to have ink in soon cause you have affected the machine knowing...