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This is a good question that I wonder about with subscription software, when the day comes that you don't continue the subscription then is your whole archive of data gone or useless? Well I guess if you think about it, the answer is evident. Certainly your data files won't be gone, you'll still...

Well, previously with my Mimaki solvent printer, whenever I printed translucent materials I employed the double ink feature for good solid coverage that looked great when lighted. With the latex I haven't found any way to put down a heavy coat of ink and the resulting prints look a little washed...

I was wondering if you could give me a little more detail on that since I find printing on translucent materials to be one of the weak points of the latex printer.

That could be any number of things but the first that I would question is the print job. Is it a solvent print? Is the ink dry? You said the last 3 in the pile so I'm thinking that the ink is not as dry on the bottom of the pile and that would definately be a factor. Even when the ink is fairly...

Tim, great inspirational photos for this process. This is something I've wanted to try doing before Gerber even thought of the idea but have never had the time to experiment with it. What version of Omega are you using for this? If I ever have to do any die cuttiing, which I do almost every day...

I have a Droid Bionic and haven't done anything with it except use it right out of the box. For normal usage the regular battery lasts all day. If I was streaming movies then it probably wouldn't last all day but for phone calls, messaging, emailing, navigation, and occasional web browsing it is...

You can't really duct the printer effectively, you just have to provide a little general ventilation to the room if you think it's needed. The printer really isn't that bad with the heat, it's just a little surprising compared to any other type of printer. When my shop was on the fringe of being...

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Thanks for sharing!

So let me understand....you are making or are seeking to make signs and graphic products for your own needs....and don't quite know what you are doing...hmmm

You really need 6' of space on either the left or right side of the machine for ease of loading material. It's ideally on the right side as you face the machine but I didn't have any space on the right and I've adapted to loading from the left without any problem. If you don't have any space on...

I tried this product with the specific profile for it in Flexi Print and had so much buckling that I couldn't use it. How do you manage to get it to "work like a beaut!"? What RIP and settings do you have?

What are you all talking about...am I missing something?

I think the whole world will be filled with HP latex printers before too long...good luck with your's Suz. I've got one too if you have any questions. Doug...so you bit the bullet too...good for you, you'll like it. They are really self explanatory and simple to operate. Everybody is...

I also concur with the Dell Ultrasharp IPS monitors. I have 2-20" standard aspect monitors, 1-23" widescreen & 3-24" widescreen models of that type and don't even think twice about looking at anything else where monitors are concerned. Just make sure they are IPS models if you look at them. I've...

I've been using Quickprint from Imprintables Warehouse (Merchant Member) with no problem in an HPL25500. It's also one of the best heat transfer materials I've used with any printer.

I think it is acceptable and desirable to have members of in house graphics departments from large companies as members here. Perhaps you can establish a new set of criteria that those type members would have to meet so that we aren't getting the small companies looking to cut out the local sign...

We do 3 part carbonless forms in house. If you send me the specifics I'd be happy to provide a quote.

Rick, I'm not quite understanding what you are saying, could you explain that?

Yes, you really need room on the side of it for loading and unloading material, that's the consulation for the ability to put it up against a wall with no access to the back. So you ideally need about 6'+ to the right side or the second choice would be to the left side. The unit actually does...