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Gino....throw that Taxi service analogy out there again....

Can't identify TIMES NEW ROMAN? Hmm....

I've done it a few times on 651 and 751. I try not to too much because the heat warps these vinyls pretty bad (mostly because of the thin liner).

Definitely need to know what type of ceiling....drop? Drywall? Open air girders?

on our SC545ex I tend to shoot for nearly a purplish hue in most greys. I have a few swatch colors I use if printing on this thing. By the time they get laminated, they are more grey, since most lam's add a tint of yellow, which exaggerates the green/grey.

A FEW EIGHTHS? You do know even a COUPLE EIGHTHS is a 1/4"....a few (3 would 3/8")....I'd say that is WAAY off. Something is not right there. My threshold of being 'off' is probably less than a 1/32".

You need to run Output Size Compensation (if in Flexi). Not sure what that is called in other RIPs.

Wow...don't think he asked for a lesson on banner hemming. And by the way...Oracal banner tape DOES suck. We only use Takit. Stickiest stuff there is.

Why are you using 12 pass? I'm just curious...I run nothing over 8 pass unless it's an upclose photo repro. 12 Pass may be shifting your colors. Try 8.

You've had Flexi 10 for 20 years?

Looks like Chopin Script to me too

Also if you use canned profiles, most are made for 600x600 printing....you won't find many that are higher than that. If you want one at 1200, you have to build yourself. But to me anything above 600 is overkill and may use much more ink.

Looks like a nice dark grey to me...guess we can't see the problem.

Everything is made in China.

YOU summed it up in one sentence.

Actually, Roland will warn you to check it if you run a Heavy cleaning. But again, it is easy to see and check on the fly.

Since most plotters are connected to the PC via USB or Serial cable, you can't send information from another computer on the network UNLESS you are sending to the Production Manager as stated above. Maybe soon in the future there will be a WiFi or networked plotter, like a desktop printer. That...

I thought this was another joke post....wow. My son designed better stuff in 3rd grade Powerpoint class.

My RIP PC is on static, low #. Printers are high #'s

Lemme get this straight....a sign company is asking how to make a sign?