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Personally I have found Flexi-Sign Pro to be the most efficent software to run my PC-600, gives you much more control than Roland's Color Choice or using the XP Windows driver and printing directly out of Corel Draw or Illustrator. I have been running my PC-600 for about 10 years on Flexi...

On day one of recieving my SP 300V I found all necessary information outlined in the User Manuel for the Print/Laminate/Cut procedure. It has been working flawlessly since without ever a problem and I've never cleaned the encoder strip or done an environmental match. Also never have I...

This should answer any questions concerning Oracal's inkjet medias. http://www.oracal.com/products/_docs/qrg/QRG_solvent.pdf Also check the Reference Guide for laminate specs. http://www.oracal.com/products/_docs/qrg/QRG_Laminate.pdf

Probably not a font then.

Can't really see your image but possibly try Haettenschweiler, Compact or Compacta

I always order from a local Roland distributor then the items are drop shipped directly from Roland Headquaters in Irvine, but you cannot order directly from Roland, go figure. Here is the Roland distributor locator. http://www.rolanddga.com/dealers/

My thoughts on this issue - * If your using a wet application, don't. * If by "Mill Finish" you mean bare, you might want to try a prefinished aluminum for a stronger adhesion. * Use only highest grade reflective vinyls available. * To avoid layering you could have text...

Gemini Incorporated - Pronto Letters & Track http://www.signletters.com/Sign_Components/ProntoCC.html

Quality cutter = quality cutting & easy weeding Cheap cutter = crappy cuts & difficult weeding

To assure proper alignment reinserting media after lamination I simply do a sheet cut before the print, this way you can just align the leading edge of the media to the groove/edge of the heater.

This sounds identical to Pat's thread "File From Hell" which I've been following out of curiousity to see if the culprit is ever determined. Someone in that thread mentioned not upgrading firmware after upgrading Versaworks could cause strange problems, to me that sounded like a definite...

Maniac, I coulda swore your's were made out of Coro. :thumb:

I've used em all, weeding picks weeding tweezers Ulano stripping tool - neat handy tool, wish they still made them X-acto knife All I use anymore is the X-acto knife, the back side of the blade works very quickly & efficently as a weeding tool.

istock has some good illustrations. http://www.istockphoto.com/stock-illustration-14890943-bee-cartoon.php?st=ec08a7c

I found Eric to be very helpful on one image that for me would have been a total pain in the butt to vectorize, just double the cost and pass it on to the customer and everyone is happy. :thumb:

Except for the fact that they both have two wheels they have absoloutly nothing else in common.

Got mine from a feed store.

Universal and Sharpline both produce roll striping.

You have cross contamination between the black & cyan, black has backed up into the cyan damper and possibly cyan into the black. Print solid blocks of black & cyan until each color prints it's actual solid color (the cyan will be easier to visually monitor). To print just using the desired...

Sure just as long as the long media clamps are not in place.