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You can copy the install disk to a USB thumb drive and install from that.

Why don't you consider the Caldera Mac Mini package all setup and ready to go. I am sure you could also use it as a internet connection machine without the worries of being on the internet with windows.

Magnet material prints fine on the L25500. The last Digamag I ran through would not take much heat (could set the curing heat above 80). I ran it a 24 pass and could get good enough drying and curing, as it get over-laminated anyway. The manufactures profiles were showing 105 for curing, and...

UltraFlex suffers from the same problem. Received a sample roll of Pole Banner Pro a while back. Profiled and printed great. Had a job to do so ordered a roll of Pole Banner Pro and tried to print on it yesterday. But it was not that same produce as the sample. I was so poor in taking an ink...

Before I would throw any money at Flexi I would demand a demo that had the full color setup capacity. The most important thing with dealing with the L25500 is you have got to be able to really control the light ink lay down (the Fiery XF is weak in this area) and total ink. It is amazing how...

I run the L25500 with the Colorgate and the Fiery XF here. I really like the color controls, light link controls of the ColorGate rip. Since I also run a digital press I am just plain spoiled by Fiery RIP server and client setup. For example the Fiery XF RIP server running on Win7 box is...

Looks like the RIP is not the problem. Upgrade the hubby!

All my banner material is inside print. I guess that is what you mean by reverse wound? I just load the roll so that the side I want to print on is up on the platen. The L25500 always determines which direction the feed rollers is turning. I have never ever had a loading error from inside print...

More passes don't necessarily mean more ink. Now you can throw more ink at it with higher passes but that is minimal. Something like total ink 170 at 10 pass and you can get away with 180 at 16 pass only because of the longer drying time. Darker has nothing to do with number of passes laying...

I have to disagree. Digamag .030 prints print as good as any vinyl with the L25500. Even the old non digital prints acceptable. One issues I have had with Digamag is it can't take very much heat in the curing area. With the proper vacuum and tension settings it runs and prints just fine...

So now as I understand it reading segmented marks only works in the media feed direction? Anyone get it to work in the cutting head direction?

I am at 1,000 feat and it would interesting to know what changes and affect on printed would one see with these settings. 0 to 1,000 feet? This is where mine is set right now. or 1,000 to 2,000 feet or what ever that upper setting is as I can see the menu right now? Anybody know or do I...

Two things that I have noticed that help by having lower drying heat is minimizing the wavy roller marks on media where that shows, and the banding solid light color that matches the platen marks. Vacuum setting also plays a part in this banding. Otherwise I always max out the drying...

Forget Flexi, I forgot how big a joke that is. Cutting Master even with this flaw has far more control than flexi. I will just have to use Horizontal segmented registration marks, but that still means I am back to having to gang up images in Illustrator based on what size media I will be using...

Not according to Cutting Master. The X copies run the direction of the cutting head travel. The Y copies run the direction of the media travel. The whole point is I do not want the media advancing along the Y column first. I want the copies along the X row cut first and then advance the media...

This is the reply I got back from Graphtec. Not good. That sure is an oversight in the design of Cutting Master, and really bad for cutting accuracy with some materials printed with printers that require heat for ink curing. "Unfortunately, when using registration marks, the Cutting Master was...

I have read the same thing, but that setting seams to make no difference in going from one set to the next. That setting seams to only affect what is in the set of registration marks.

I have searched and searched and have not found a solution to this problem. This is in regards to multiple copies with registration marks. I can get this to cut just fine but I can not get it to cut the X axis copies first. It always cuts the Y axis copies first which is totally impractical as...

I must be missing a setting somewhere. I want the FC8000 to cut the X copies first so as not to unroll the whole roll first and then go back to the beginning and start on the next Y column. How do you achieve this in Cutting Master?

Somehow my PMs must have never made it through. So my apologies BigFish. From now on I will just email you, I am looking forward to seeing what you can do especially with a midwest warehouse.