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I don't know what is causing that issue, is there any way to reset the printer back to factory setting? Also, you might try contacting Roland: http://www.rolanddga.com/owners/support/ After you get it figured out, post back here so others may be helped if they ever have the same issue. Good...

Or just place it under your tongue and see if you get a little tingle....:ROFLMAO: Sorry, couldn't help myself...

Yes he is a EGOMANIAC, look up the definition! Dell is a brand that is much, much bigger well known around the world and you don't see Michael Dell's photo on every page of their catalog. The Fellers name is the brand, see attached image, not a photo of the owner...

Is he going for the Guinness book of world records for the most SELF photos per page per catalog ever? He is the biggest EGOMANIAC I have ever seen, they spend about 15% more printing the catalog just so he can have his face plastered all over it, cover included. If they used that space for...

I don't need a print head yet for my SP-540V, but I'm sure that day will come. I would consider purchasing my print head(s) from your company if you do in fact offer FREE support and can talk me through the removal and install process. It would be a great idea if you shipped a VERY CLEAR PDF...

I'm no print head expert, but I agree it looks like an electrical issue, I would do as suggested above. At least you will narrow down the problem But be careful, unplug the printer, wear a grounding strap on your wrist and the other end attached to the machine ground (metal part), I have seen...

Nice work Jillbeans, maybe you don't need a pocket what did you call it? :clapping:

Well, I don't think he will stop posting, how else did he get the WORLD RECORD for the number of posts here on Signs101, and he's going for the 25,000 mark! :omg:

The proof is in the pudding, or should I say video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCSz1bWK_Ug

Yes, the step bit is THE RIGHT TOOL for the job drilling a hole in plastic, if you use the right step bit of the right size it never wanders, and drills a clean hole. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TmP3r60mN8

Still waiting for an ANSWER? :popcorn:

I thought there were NO stupid questions!

:goodpost: See there is always a work-a-round, and always someone smart enough to figure it out. :rock-n-roll:

I found that WrapCut tape is just as good as the named brand Knifeless Tech tape for 1/3rd less cost, and you get a 200ft roll not the 164ft roll from KT. Both cutting tapes only work as good as the users ability to do the job right and you need to follow the manufactures instructions exactly...

CamelCase: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CamelCase

I second using a step-bit (unibit) for drilling holes in plastic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzYU7afKA8Y

He was not clear about what media he is using for the graphics, however reading hos post ands looking at the photo he attached, it looks like he used CUT VINYL? Maybe he will provide some insight regarding this matter....

Just don't **** him off, or you will be banned. :ROFLMAO:

Also remember to make the cut path stroke thickness 0.25 pt., and set the Align Stroke to the CENTER position in the STROKE DIALOG box.

As already mentioned, that "tower rock" graphic does NOT convey Niagara escarpment or a stone ridge to me, more like some individual spire rock, like Devil's Tower. Second, the two different colors used for Stone Ridge make STONE much more prominent, I read STONE.