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...and how do you not touch the green one?

This discussion has prompted me to rethink my views on illy vs. corel. I am too old to care about anything other than corel but in taking another look at adobe i have discovered some similarities do exist between the two. For me adobe is much harder to figure out without having a trainer over...

Welcome from sunny FL. Lots of good info/help in here.

we have jams with our paper, banner, and two different print vinyls too!! have to baby sit every job!

might try changing the file extension to pdf. The test file I used works but it wasn't a problem svg to begin with.

PLEASE STOP DOING! NEVER, EVER, save a file with gradient fills as an eps! Why? It will not be a universal eps file. To be truly universal i.e. for use with most other vector editing programs you should use pdf. You're assuming that every designer out there uses adobe. You send me a file like...

We use the edge guards and the curling pads. Not sure about the vacuum, will have to ask my print guy. Also suggested we back the heat off a bit. Seems the material is getting so hot it's sticking on the upper side somehow.

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We often get head strikes with our 360 after 8-10ft. It's on the take-up too! We don't typically do large volume printing but not sure I'd trust it anyway.

i've given some training but would not even consider doing so with Adobe. Good luck though.

Ok, to be fair I have found that the package included fonts and various logos in eps format. The problem with the eps files is that they contain "gradients" or more appropriate terms "fountain fills". Never ever make any logo containing fountain fills an eps. Does not make them universal. I will...

Here's another! Received a wrap package from a corporation. It's very well organized pdf with links to the actual wrap files. So what's the problem? The pdf has several options to choose from partial to full wrap. We need to check art files for the partial wrap. Zip file is 1.5GB! The full wrap...

Once you change the contour color to the one you want go Tools/Save Settings as Default. I use a macro to create bleeds. Select the item/items you need a bleed on then run the macro. Bam! Creates a thick outline same color as filled

Guess what font the sheriff dept uses for some of there vehicles?... Crackhouse!

Baskerville BT or some form of

I agree here. Also ensure your printer is printing the marks fully. I've had marks print really thin do to media feed issues. You can go over the marks with a ruler and ink pen if need be.

Gotcha.btw, not a big fan of the HP 360. Just saying

Hmmm... we use Sihl TriSolv 3686 which is probably the same thing just the glossy version. Haven't had any issues on our HP 360. What profile do you use?

We don't have white ink.