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+1 Multiple SATA cables destroyed, would be nearly impossible unless UPS performed an air drop from 10,000 ft.

We use this stuff called Ickee Stickee Unstuck and it eradicates about anything with on misting and one wipe. No idea where we got it. http://www.franmar.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=103&products_id=55 I should add that you definately do not want to get it on your skin, it burns...

I think a graphics card in the $150 to $200 range would be worthwhile, photoshop with larger files should perform better with a dedicated card.

You must be talking about 3M vinyl? where every roll off the same pallet is a different shade of white.

Cheap marine carpeting from your local hardware, lightly glued to foamboard works well. Holds well and easy to get the staples out.

You may have, but they are no longer reflective.

+1 for Epson SureColor 670 series, fast clean prints, cleanest running printer I have ever seen, very low maintenance. Prints like a gem on Oracal 5500(or better) Reflective. Get a seperate plotter, even a used one over an all-in-one machine. Unless you are running like one job a day then it...

Have you tried using 'add Printer' in windows, then browse to the folder the .zip files were extracted to?

Offer him a 5 year guarentee, 751 will easily last 5 years if properly prepped and applied. I have some 751 that is 6 years out and still looks perfect. If the customer is not willing to spend more money for a superior product, saving him time and in the long run money, then do you really want...

actually I would look for some type of high-temp tolerant glue, those HP easy bake ovens get hot inside...shouldn't be that much stress on that part. My guess is a human hand played a part in breaking it, not normal operation?

I run 3641 every day on an eco-sol printer, even 1/16" seems extreme....you printing solid black or something?

crazy glue

Drive down the street to Microsoft and look in the dumpster for PC parts. Seriously though, tell/ask the boss to upgrade the RIP computer.

How about taking your 3 best customers out to lunch? Makes more sense to me.

Hey BigFishDM - - I've been using white reflective on crank baits for years and it definately increases strikes. What brand of liquid hardener are you using on those spoons? I primarily only use spoons for ice fishing but those are damned sexy.

I have never seen that before, maybe try restoring factory defaults if you havent. Hold down the up arrow about 1 second after turning the power button on. Are you connected via USB?

Check out Photo-Tex, prints nice, very repositionable and I believe they have Latex version. Leaves no residue and seems to hold very well. It is a fabric however, sounds like most low-tac vinyls should work for your purpose.

3169 RA after 6 months, yah good luck removing and re-positioning that one. That stuff has very aggressive adhesive. If you cannot lay RA bubble free it's time to find a new career.

For some of our anal customers we roll prints in the uline corrugated carboard, cut a piece of corrugated slightly larger than your prints, then roll that up in another piece of corrugated exactly the lenght of your box, stuff any gaps with paper. It's huge overkill, buts its effective and we...

Use bezier, enchanced corners, or enhanced curves, the latter two have tolerances you can adjust, one of them will get you a perfect contour 99% of the time. Instead of going through the trouble of setting up a transparent background in PS just make it white.