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Tony, I was running Omega 2.1 on a different computer and never had any issues with the plot registration. Now, when it goes to cut a print job, it even marks the target just about a 1/16" low and then cuts the job the same way. If I manually sight the target that low then it cuts fine, but that...

I'm not quite sure what you're asking but if I get it, you want to use kraft paper as a leader so you can reach the take up real and then you want to laminate directly to a roll of material. I'm assuming it's a vinyl on the liner. You certainly can do that, as a matter of fact there no better...

I know Hooks & Lattice aka The Sign Bracket Store, just started providing gooseneck lamp products. I have some other resources too, I'll be back with them.

Anybody have a little tip for me today?

Since it is SignGold brand material....please Do Not follow the procedure I described earlier. You need to consult the manufacturer's instructions for that product and seal the edges as described by the other posts. They also make a printable version of SignGold, which has a different top...

Oh boy...if your supplier doesn't know how to use the products he's providing, I'd be a little concerned. Beyond that, I've applied similar products, actual gold leaf on an adhesive vinyl material, many times. The procedure I use is to laminate and overlap the gold material by at least 1/8"...

Let's put it this way....if you were printing $10, $20, and $50 bills and selling them on a web site....do you think there's any problem with that??

Very serious.....

Yea...it's like an on-line flea market!

Recently my Envision 375 plotter target calibration seems to be off a little and the only thing different is that I recently upgraded to Omega 3.0. The plotter is cutting about 1/16"+ lower in the feed direction than it should be. I just performed the printer to plotter calibration procedure...

You know, subsequent to my last post here, I looked at your profile. I see you are an Optical Engineer, obviously an intelligent guy, looking for a start in this business. We, who are here already, are constantly perplexed as to why so many people think this is an easy road to success, so if you...

You state that you "know nothing", From your questions you confirm that you "know nothing", From your questions you imply that you have nothing, You wish to start out with direct to substrate printing equipment with the best possible software to do that, You wish to develop a web site where...

I can't see very clearly but I think you spelled Collaboration incorrectly

Those are very classic looking signs...if I were you, I'd be very proud to know they were mine!

A metal frame of steel or aluminum would be the best place to start. The specifics of the construction will depend on the details of your installation.

Get a sheet of galvanized and just paint it or cover it with vinyl.

Try just Noble HVAC or Noble cool air or Noble air conditioning and work it in to a proper fit like the original.

Well, since you have your font, I don't suppose there's any harm in imposing a little on your thread....I don't know anything much about Macs but it seems that there may be a set of Mac specific fonts that I am not aware of....does anyone know if that is true?

Peewee, I'm just wondering how fresh are the foils you are using? If they are old, that could possibly be a contributing factor.

Thank you Fred and PeeWee for following through and providing a truly professional, educational thread!