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At this point, I am guessing. But my best guess would still be security software. I understand that they are uninstalled. What security software are you using? The fact that your security software was initially picking it up as a virus concerns me. If it is one of the major security...

Yikes... and I have to ask, do you have more than one security software? Also, it is a legit copy of LXI? Not accusing, just verifying. When it extracts, does it tell you where it is extracting to? If so, can you navigate to that folder and find the setup file (if there is one)? I have...

Disabling security software doesn't always do the trick. On more than one occasion, I have had to uninstall security software in order to get something to work correctly. I am not sure this is your fix, but it would be something that I would try. AV and firewall software can linger even when...

It wouldn't make sense for any software developer to start saying what is compatible or not compatible yet. We are still in beta form and don't even have a release candidate (RC). It is sure to change before being released. When we have a final version, then you will start hearing software...

What build # are you using? Where did you get it? I am using 7057, and it is not all that old. I think it is a couple weeks old. I am not going to try and keep up with all of the new builds. I will probably skip them until the RC in May. It is too much time to keep reloading clean installs...

Yeah, I have been running 7 (64 Bit) on my laptop since the day it was released. There are a few minor annoyances, but otherwise it has been stable and fast. I like it too. I have had very few problems with "everyday" software, although Google's browser "Chrome" needed a little tweak to run...

Welcome from Utah!

I am enjoying it actually. I grew up here and enjoy having "seasons". Arizona was just one long season. I don't know that I will be camping yet, but I have been out fly-fishing every weekend for the last 6 weeks.

Bryan, What version of Vista were you using?

Well there you go!

Flexi 8.5 should be fine Photoshop CS3 and CS4 are good Corel X3 SP2 and X4 are good On a laptop doesn't sound like much fun unless you are working with smaller files though.

Rasterizing is just basically "converting to pixels". It will be void of layers, vectors, effects, and such. It is just a flat bunch of pixels. I have no idea why it only happens sometimes, unless some images are already rasterized and that is why it doesn't ask.

I am not 100% sure how to answer the question correctly, but I would say that the RIP (Production Manager) has to make more calculations if you send it in it's raw form. If you send as a single bitmap, it is just a bunch of pixels and is easier to deal with. (Just my guess). But this seems to...

Is this going to be your design or RIP computer?

They have it setup at 300ppi and it is at 1/10th scale? That is not going too look to hot. That's 30ppi at full scale. On the RIP-side, I would guess that you are over-taxing your RIP PC. I can't be positive as I don't know what the setup of your RIP PC is, but that is my gut feeling.

You can flatten it, if it is still in layers. That will decrease the size. If it is already flat, then hopefully it is at 720ppi resolution. If it is, you can just scale it to 1000% in Flexi, RIP, and print! As far as the time is takes to RIP, that depends on the computer and RIP software.

There are several ways that you can do this. One way would be to rasterize the layer and apply the mask again. Another, less destructive way, would be to turn the layer into a "smart object" and apply another layer mask.

Wow. I am glad that I could help. Thanks for the kind words.

Just moved from Phoenix to Northern Utah! Love Prescott, beautiful area. Welcome.

I have plenty of good things to say about Vista. I don't believe that it is a POS at all. It had its problems with drivers and transfer speeds up until SP1, but Vista has been around for a couple years (+) now. They fixed the major issues with SP1 and we are about to get SP2. It has been...