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Maybe try this? http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/install-and-use-windows-xp-mode-in-windows-7

Sounds like you are installing on a 64bit version of 7....you have to install/run it in Compatibility Mode (for backwards compatibility). Pretty sure EZ is ONLY for 32bit Windows.

What is the end file type that you print? A TIF? JPG? I have seen this happen in Versaworks printing .JPG sometimes, and it has to do with the profile you save it with and whether it is RGB or CMYK. Set your color settings to Adobe RGB 1998 as your output profile, and save the file as RGB .TIF...

So .... you're saying you DO like the font, if it has a lot to be desired. God I love the butchering of the English language.

Does it have to be A Frame? I think just a double-sided coro on a HD wire stake would do the trick....just like we do for Golf Tourneys, etc...

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Yep, had to dump Ultraflex banner material altogether. N Glantz has a line, BeBanner, that works perfect. Also now and then get Advantage's Optima banner, when I need 60" rolls.

Any 13 oz Matte works. We use BeBanner (N Glantz). Inexpensive, and pretty consistent so far.

Issue resolved. One of the replaced heads was bad. New one put in, plus one other that was past life expectancy. All good now....whew.....

Many laundromats used to have upside down signs to get attention.

That's what I think too. Yes, magenta is not running right.

Thought of that, but didn't try. Re ripped a new file though....it started ok then took a dump.

After all my cleaning attempts and other troubleshooting, I ran the same file on regular vinyl. Same problem. One tech guy said it may the ink system has an issue...which means big repair.

Printing on super smooth banner material, printed 2 banners out of 4 and they were perfect, solid burgundy. Then this started, and can not figure out the problem Even changed printheads and can not get another decent print. Any ideas? Heads are good, inks good, test prints come out 100%, no...

I know what you mean. I primarily use Oracal 651 for standard cut decals, but recently needed some large window graphics, all white. Instead of cutting from 30", in tiled sections, I used my roll of 3M IJ-35 C. It cut superbly, and obviously, install was 10x easier since it is air release. And...

Those kind of files, I always open the AI or EPS file in Photoshop, save that out as a TIF. Then I import into Flexi, and vectorize, with sharp edges. May require a little detailed cleanup, but if you save a high res tif, usually the vector turns out very well.

Having this issue....this is after a cleaning. Service Mode fill test....so the head is bad you say?

Knife, ruler/tape measure. All you need. I can't imagine you are cutting sheets of material that much for customers....we aren't in the business of reselling cut vinyl, so don't get the idea of needing to cut sheets all the time.

You could print a 1"x1" grid on the phototex first, then use as suggested.