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really? i used bulk in system on 4 different machines for over 10 years and had ZERO problems....

that was hard to read....

but... my local supplier, garston, which hand delivers everyday for me, is usually my vendor of choice. but, when i can get latex ink cart's, free shipping, for $30 less - i go shopping. i have 5 or 6 preferred vendors, depending on the product....

then again, it was just a little aluminum....

i don't care one bit where it comes from as long as it's the cheapest..... in the end, that is the way to maximize my profits. glantz, cowboy, grimco, garston, etc.... whoever is cheapest.....

get to a dos prompt and type format c:

couldn't read all of this thread, not patient enoug.. but get original file....

the sun rises... the suns sets... now, where the puck is that stupid pucking little piece of pucking paper!!!!!!!

sorry, but bashing a guy for not buying some dumb product when you can rig your own is stupid. i've been in the sign industry for 100 years and if i can make something out of shop junk to save a buck i will.... gettin a little snooty in here.....

sounds like veryone of these issues could have been dealt with much easier.... sounds like you should have stayed home today....

box cutters and exacto's scattered throughout the shop ... ready and waiting to inflict damage....

i can't see why you wouldn't use them, pre drill the sign box, hold it to the wall, hammerdrill the brick/concrete and bang it in. simple, effective and permanent. i install signs permanently, so i'm not worried about the next guy taking it down. what's it take a few extra minutes to...

i work on these types of signs and i'd say run! with what you can do with a digital display, it's not worth the investment in ancient technology - the old mechanical trivision.

is this an attempt at humor?

takes just about as much time to check and see if the blade is exposed as it does to close it, so i'd say your both lazy.... me, i always keep them open, ready for business.....

wow, $9500 and it still has a warranty.... i'm going to be kicking myself in the fall.....

-- HIJACK -- I'm very happy with the HP latex and how it has performed. I paid $110 for my last prinhead and it's still in it's packaging as i only bought it as a backup. I couldn't imagine having a few backup heads sitting around as costing a grand or so....

she's wear a little too much clothes for a beer label....

i recently bought his DVD and was disappointed. I thought the graphics he chose to wrap the vehicles in the DVD were way too simple. I wanted to see how graphics lined up from a crazy bumper to hood to fender and we got to see a basic solid color wrap. i picked up a few tips that made it almost...

the designer should be tar'd & feather'd