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It's a dinosaur you will find it hard to get parts for.

This is the drawback. Great if you're a customer but as a seller not so much. Scammers are well aware of this loophole. I use Paypal for net purchases but use my banks CC facility for work sales. Not cheap but you get the money in your account instantly.

I use Hahnemulle Albrecht Durer 210gsm on my HP5500. Nice texture and heavy weight. You need to charge a premium for this though. It's not cheap.

That's snot green... after a week of flu.

This won't help the OP but Onyx has a scale adjustment in the rip. When creating a profile you print a set length, measure it then enter the actual length and it will compensate to error. Before we started doing this long prints (3 metres plus) were sometimes 10 or 15 mm out.

Now you tell us you ran paper under the vinyl. That always caused problems for us... it's just one extra thing to muck up.

Like plenty have said - give her the price you're comfortable with then if she's not happy let her shop around. If she goes elswehere sounds like it'd be a favour. Let her know you're happy to quote the upcoming job with massive quantities though. Or get your wife to c*nt punch her...

Seal laminators are great. I'm just updating our old Image 62 plus to a Base 62.

Open the transaction you want to undo then hit ctrl-D and it's deleted.

Sure Quickbooks isn't cheap but it works well for me. I like the feature where you create an estimate then if it's approved you press a button to convert it to an invoice. Does all the payroll and tax recording easily too... if you enter all the data.

I got these pics off the web - will they be ok to use for my signage?

You people really ought to try this new metric system that's caught on all over.

I've struck this before too. I think increasing the number of passes was the answer.

Doesn't crap stick to the open areas of mount film?

Sometimes you need to increase the number of passes instead of/as well as slowing down the head speed. Printer, RIP, settings?

Rightclick the job in the queue, select printer properties and change overprint to 2 or 3.

Calibrate your printer first. Output is more important than input, sales wise. Then calibrate your monitor, this is cheaper and easier than the first step.

No.

Try emptying the waste ink bottle.

Yeah I bought a new workstation with 7 installed and had no end of trouble with drivers. In the end I ditched it and went back to XP. Since then I installed an app on another PC which said if you have trouble installing the driver in 7 hold down one of the Function keys while starting and it...