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Thanks again Joe for all your help!, hope we can chat again soon, God Bless and stay just the way u are, the world needs more people like yourself...

YEAH BABY!, here's one for you, I was born in Texas and all my family members are huge Cowboy fans, when I was 10 living in El Paso, a family from Pittsburgh moved in, I became friends with their oldest son, this was in 1979, the Super Bowl between the Steelers and Cowboys (I'm sure you know...

hello there OP!, just wanted to thank you for your help, and I will continue to try to get this plotter working, I'm definitely a big fan of sprocket fed plotters as the friction fed ones tend to veer off like crazy!...lol anyway, u know a true Steeler fan is someone who can spell coach Noll's...

my 12 Corel can see the plotter, and I definitely know about the hairline, the problem is all the settings on the Roland PNC-1050, I really don't know what I'm doing there, I was able to download an owner's manual from another member but it was for the PNC-950, they are very different, I...

ok now that I made a fool of myself I can communicate a little better, yeah I have Windows XP, and the plotter came with a paralel wire only that fits only one port in my tower, I have worked with Corel 12 and a Roland CJ500 for about 2 years, prior to that, I ran a sprocket fed Graphtec that I...

duuude! first of all, thanks for the reply, I know i can take it from there, second of all...GO STEELERS!!!!!!, I am a lifelong Steelers fan also!, this was almost the perfect season for us!!! darn that last drive!!!, can I request to be your friend?, you the man!

who is this OP person? he sounds like he knows his Roland stuff!...

thanks for the response there Mr. one eyed jack!, I downloaded the driver from Roland yesterday and Corel sees the printer, but I need to know what settings the plotter needs to be at so when I send a graphic to cut it'll start cutting, I used to cut on an old Graphtec out of Composer, then I...

it seems that you have to make the overall cut area larger, there is some settings in the Roland CAMM-1 CM-12 advanced options, there is paper output area setting there, it seems like the plotter is doing it's job, but it's running out of area to cut, I use Corel 12 for my graphic output, and...

rofl!... do you go on tour with your schtick?...lol, I have had a long night trying to get the printer and Corel to communicate, the manual for the pnc 950 answered a lot of questions, but I really need the manual for the 1050, any ideas?, I'm going to look everywhere and even call Roland...

and remember...Dream as if you'll live forever, Live as if you'll die today... -James Dean

I got some stuff to take care of, I might get back to you if i run into major road blocks, otherwise, i don't give up too easy... meanwhile stay out of the Tsunami waves!

thanks for trying to help out!, it's much appreciated...

thank you sir, you are a scholar and a gentleman...

cool, so do I just Google a driver to download or is it something that might be on my Windows XP? sorry to sound like such a rookie but I'm getting back into Graphic Designing again after a 2 year hiatus and this plotter is a little old school for me, even older than the Omega Composer software...

hi there!, I just bought a Roland PNC-1050 from my stepdad but it didn't come with a manual or anything that suggests how to make the printer communicate with the Corel 12 I use for graphic designing...it sounds like you had one of these working some time ago, would you be able to give me some...

Hi Ian, my name is Alfred and i live in Tucson, AZ, my stepfather sold me a Roland PNC-1050 that he wasn't using, I hooked it up but my Corel 12 won't recognize it, I don't think it's a plug and play printer, I read that you have a link to a manual for a Roland PNC-1000 is that correct? I would...