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I used Corel many moons ago. I found it changed colours due to its unfathomable colour management. Abobe apps I found to be far more predictable.

Hello from the South.

I did pick up a virus that's spread by usb drives apparently. I downloaded a free app called Flash Disinfector which I try and remember to run before I plug one in. ESET picked up one virus, the drive's owner didn't seem too worried about it.

Same here. I always assume they have other stuff on them the owners will need to access at home or wherever.

Or improper profiles putting down more ink than the media can handle..?

Good luck with the ops. I just spent 3 months on the oxies courtesy of a motorbike crash. The compound broken leg hardly hurt at all - must've been nerve damage - but I took the painkillers cos they are such a nice stone. heh.

Same thing happened to me. I swapped cables and it solved the problem

I either add a white edge or laminate, never cut through unlammed ink .

And now you're coming across as an ass. I read your post. Where do you tell us why you didn't back up this important production software?

Do they have an FTP server? Sometimes companies keep all sorts of old software, betas etc sitting on them for years. I can't imagine their competition bending over to give somebody a version a couple of years old either. You haven't said why don't you have a backup copy..

Not wanting to rain on anyone's parade but it's a properly set up profile that gives good neutral greyscales, not the printer.

I recently paid someone to design a template for my website. I then filled in content, did a bit of research - Google is quite helpful with tips on how to make your site successful with it's search engine - and now using the term "large format printing sydney" I'm coming high up on page two. Not...

Only one thing to do Signgal - start doing dirt cheap screenprinting!

If you don't want to buy any gear, use this technique. When you get a laminator use that.

http://www.onyxgfx.com/index.php?area=downloads

As long as they included it in their original estimate. Or did they decide to stick that to you afterwards?

hyaaa

Pretty slow. You wouldn't want to have 50 shirts to do in a hurry.

I'm no expert, basically a web page hack. Dreamweaver is the industry standard. It came with Adobe Creative Suite so that's what I use.

I've used that in my HP5500 aqueous printer. Even then it's only designed for light ink loads such as architectural plans otherwise it bleeds and cockles like a mofo. I think I tried something similar in my Roland soljet but the inks didn't dry - seemed like they need some plastic to bind to to...