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I have a lot of Swiss fonts but I dont have the hv on the TTF font description.
I have searched for it through google but have seen different versions of the same helvetica font.
I just need verification of just which swiss font this is, I see it as a condensed version but also as an...
so anyways I call the fuzz and tell them what occured and to see if anyone has reported any thefts, but nothing. Maybe he was casing the place but based on where he wandered there was nothing for him to steal.....heck if you can walk out with a 500lb printer be my guest. We have an alarm so...
I am solo on Friday afternoons, and today it is so humid out even with the air on full I cant seemto get 48" vinyl to plot and sit correctly in the Graphtec.
So I was upstairs trying to get the vinyl to relax and stop crimping and I hear the door buzzer go off. I figured who ever it is didn't...
OK you solvent people out there.
I posted this before in a different thread but back in oct 06 I had printed some decals on calendered material, when the job was finished I had leftovers. One had a 3 ml lam on it and the other nothing. My rear door faces south and gets sun all day.
Now I...
OK guys,,, great advice. I will search for the spray primer...lowes? HD? or is this a specialty spray? I am using a new mill finish.
This particular supplier does not spray the frames. It is a small 4 x 6 sign.
I need to supply a customer with a forst green aluminum extrusion. Not having spray facilities what way can I spray the frame without fear of failure with paint peeling off? Spray bombs? One shot?
I use that pet15oz material for our retractables and have not laminated one of them. None have come back, although when retractables do come back, it's not because they were scratched or scuffed, it was because some doofus pulled the banner right off the roller!!!! and of course I charge em...
Look up combofix, it is a program that works in conjunction with Malwarebytes
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/combofix/how-to-use-combofix
I watched this video onyoutube and he goes through the program and shows you it working before you try it yourself...
quite possibly your punched holes are out of whack ( i have seen that before) or the vinyl is old and has shrunk...or you need to clean your sprocket on the machine.
I have my share of mentally challenged customers too, although at times I wonder if it is just me lol
As to customers using my washroom....... One guy kept coming in to work with the designer downstairs and everytime he used the can there was a puddle in front of the toilet....gross.
Can anyone explain why by the two different brands that I have is it made with what can only be described as the thinest, crappiest backing paper known to mankind? Is it a conspiracy?
I have done 3 so far and I tried using a second person and failed as they could not pull the backing paper...
This is strange. I decided this morning to load my HP software for my scanner into the computer that runs Signlab. I loaded the software and I run the scanner off of a usb hub and it works fine. Signlabs security dongle is in a serial port and was never taken out or touched, but now it seems...
I can only say that the BS allowed me to do 18" x 24" prints incredibly easily. I ran 54 prints last week in about 2 hours, and that included interuptions from the phone and walk ins, not to mention the unbearable high temperature in the shop.
The BS seems to take the stretching issues away...
I have no idea if it is an operating error or even a computer problem. I would think it is the plotter itself.
Try running the job real slow and see if it makes a difference, and maybe check the blade for wear or possibly it could use a little white grease in the bearings.
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