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So they're getting a printer with better resolution? Dang, I've been running mine for three years now and have photographs on the wall that are amazing. It's been a workhorse. Never have replaced a print head or a capping station. At that price, I'd jump all over it.

There is an aftermarket plug in that joins these pcs of dxf files. It's not free though and unless you do it often, it may not be worth messing with. I had a reconditioned box car and caboose to letter and had a very accurate dxf file that was supplied. The plug in did a great job of making all...

Ash, The short answer is no. I don't have any idea on GSP's policy on sharing obsolete and discontinued software though. I've used it every day since 1999. It's simple, fast and stable. I keep an older G4 running Illy 10 just for MI. Write Dana a Gerber and see what he says...

Your foil was literally snapping off the vinyl after printing the lines parallel to the print head. As far as the new foil fixing the problem, maybe the foil tension at the end of the roll had something to do with it. If you had rotated your image 15° or so, it would have fixed the problem also.

If you need another one. I have one for $50 plus shipping. Compete with network card.

For the price of you printing a couple hundred you can order 1,000 paper roll labels from Stouse. If your customer is only planning on using 100 bags they might as well go out of business now.

Oracal 751 prints great on the Edge.

Being a 20 year Mac user I can't imagine anyone who uses a Macintosh actually wanting to run windows unless they absolutely have to. There have been enough people like you, wanting to run their Edge, who would love to NOT mess with Windows. If you notice the title of this forum topic it...

I'm cutting with Graphtec's own CuttingMaster but may have a suggestion for you. Load your vinyl in carefully as close to square with the plotter as possible. Hit the load button and let it go through it's paces. Manually, move the cutting blade into the registration mark. Do NOT hit the origin...

Wow, there's some really useful tools there. Thanks!!

If you can make your mask edge into a workpath, save it as such. Go to "export, paths to Illustrator". And that path will be saved as a vector based Illustrator file. Place your image in that open file and align them and you have your cut path ready to go or to edit in Illustrator. Note, when...

Your plotter is set to HPGL instead of GPGL. or visa versa. Menu>next>next>interface>command

Your dealer should stock them. Get it NOW before you chew up the base below it.

I'd tell you Tim but GSP is no longer listening and dropped MacImprint with Illy 10. Still works great though. Print right out of Illustrator to my Edge. No importing or any other hinderances. Of course, it won't drive the FX now either.

Oh Tim, If I could show you MacImprint you'd be yelling at Gerber's software team asking why the heck you even have to mess with Omega. You'd be on a 3 hour learning curve instead of weeks of screwing around.

We have three years on ours now and absolutely no serious issues. Your's still under warrantee. If HP can't fix it, maybe it's time to push for a replacement unit.

I disagree on that one. . . . depending on the magnification of the shot. That's definitely an offset curve. It looks like you cut vinyl using the pen setting with 0 offset.

Select the outer line and go to object>path>offset path. If you end up with overlapping shapes, unite them with effect>pathfinder>merge. Be sure to "expand" your effect.

Last winter things were kind of slow. Gets you doing strange things.

The blend tool works great like All Star said. Make an outer rectangle, fill with black. Make in inner rectangle, fill with maroon. Click the blend tool and a corner of each shape and you got it.