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according to the manual, the front of the machine is the side with the controls, and the vinyl goes in. so the pre heat is on the front of the printer

That didn't work. I am aboit 1/3 of the way into the roll. I made it about 18" before it tented up enough to cause a light head strike. My distributor told me to lower the front heat. I am at 18c front, 20c mid, and 25c rear. Any more ideas?

It also appears that the tenting may be coming from the feed side. Coming off the roll of media, it has a rippled look to it.

I am using the HP 9000S The media is 3M IJ11 The media is tenting badly on the printer. I have tried lower heat, and higher heat. I keep getting head strikes, and I want to get the hammer out. :frustrated: Our humidity is in the mid 20's, and temp is in the mid 60's. This is pretty...

We've been thinking about doing something like this. Thanks!

wow jhanson, great reply! I have only used Wasatch, and I am a noob in this age of printers. I use profiles that are supplied by either Wasatch or the product manufacturer. I havent even concidered creating my own. Is that something a lot of people do? Is it difficult?

THAK YOU! You guys rock!

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My knowledge of Photoshop is very limited. The person who usually handles these tasks for me is unavailable. I work in Gerber, so the work I am creating is starting in a vector format. How would I blend the photos into the background, so that it looks like they fade into the background...

i weed better standing, sitting slows me down

we are using Universal 683 Premium Chrome Mirror. Midwest suggested it as a suitable replacement. It prints well and goes on nice. We shall see how long it lasts.

Glad it worked out! I was going to ask if they offered to return the merchandise that was supposedly so poorly done

Fred, Thats a cool tip, does that work in all software? I primarily use Gerber.

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when you type them, in Times for example, they do not encase the letters. The left side does, but the right looks exactly like the left. Some people thing the quotation marks should encase the letters within, rather than be the same on both sides of the text.

ok, here is another. do you edit your quotation marks or leave them alone? I usually leave these alone, but every once in a while a customer mentions it.

Just curious, how many of you leave them the way they type in compaired to editing them? We edited them for years, but have stopped. Every once in a while a customer questions it.

that was definately my back up plan Harold lol

thanks for the help Mike Tony, thats where I got the artwork from. The colors just dont seem to pop.

i kept getting different answers also, and there are 2 blues and the red. Pepsi and the outter blue ring are one, the inside swoosh is another