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Tell him if he pays your rent, insurance and wages for the week you'll do the job for nothing cos he's such a great friend.

I've used Onyx for years so know it pretty well. I think noobs will take a bit of time coming to terms with everything it does. Once it's set up though it can be as easy as dropping your pdf or tiff into a hotfolder from your workstation. I haven't used Caldera so can't comment on it.

You can tell Onyx to rip and print on the fly but it's fast enough for us to not have to.

It's not theft if you gave it to them for nothing. Chalk it up to experience.

What happens if you click continue and carry on regardless? Thats what I do.

Wait it out. There's no reasoning with them at that age. All you can do is lead by example. After they get old enough they stop listening to what you say and only watch what you do. My 21 girl turned out a great person although she is more heavily tattooed than most of my friends.

Sounds like not enough heat to dry the ink properly. Do you have this HP pdf? http://h10088.www1.hp.com/gap/download/HPDesignjet_L25500_add_new_substrate_iq_troubleshooting_v1.0.pdf See p 24/25 Durability problems, ink smudges or oily finishing. Increase cure temp or number of...

Absolute colorimetric rendering can do this.

This approach. Business is business. Best not to feel requests like this are a personal insult. Some people feel there is no harm in asking for something for nothing. Let them know you are there to service them at a fair price when they are ready to spend the right money. Maybe they...

+1 Please just make it stop.

Or weed and motorcycles if you're a grown man... hehe I remember the times before we had our own profiling gear. All the media that sometimes went in the bin trying to get a decent print.. The fear that went through me when we received a job that included greyscale photos.. Trying to...

This chart has the CMYK versions of Pantone colours, not spot colours. Your RIP should have a lookup table to get closer matches if spot colours are used.

+1 We are charging people to accurately put ink on media. The only way to do that effectively is with custom profiles built on your machine for the media you are using. Especially for art and photographic prints.

Yep. Seen that myself too.

and done - nice work Joe.

Way to harsh his buzz Mosh. Congrats anyway bloke... Oh yeah and how about colour management equipment? There's another 2 or 3 grand easy.

I hear those solvent printers are awesome.

Yeah. And as a side note I could take 25 Justin Biebers in a fight. http://theoatmeal.com/quiz/justin_bieber

spellcheck on guarantee otherwise I like it.

The HP UV inks are waterbased pigment, not solvent. Any media needs to be specially coated for pigment inks.