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:::zombie::::thread:::zombie::: flush and stick OEM through the line... $20 says you'll still have overspray. If your printhead was new, then bad ink mmmight be the problem. Most likely, however, your printhead has miles on it and it needs replacement, as is the nature of this tech.

I've got a better deal than that... "Blazing window signs for FREE?!? Yup, just dig around in your parents' basement!"

maybe setup a remote desktop and just let it run on another computer, but be controlled by your computer? I've been using 2x RDP software to control my wide-format printer computer in another room (windows xp) with my MacPro (MacOS) for a couple of weeks now and LOVE IT! No more setting up...

Slurpees ARE amazing ...SquisheE's are racist.

bleh, windows 7. that paired with Adobe dropping support for CS3 puts you in a pickle. if you were on a Mac, I'd be able to help you out with a quick-fix. on the other hand... do you bittorrent at all? I can get you a torrent file to DL the CS3 install package, and then instead of the...

say you can make it happen for $2.00 each if they order at least 100. anything under, will have to be $2.99.

you can also make your own U-channel with 2 regular 90 degree angles.

yup! it just needs to be sealed, somehow. wrapping raw MDF is like wrapping cardboard... just a little bit of moisture or friction and the vinyl will release with particles of MDF embedded in the adhesive.

you've done everything I would have, thusfar. still trying to throw out some ideas, crazy or not, but I'm stumped right now.

MDF is fine, but it needs a primed and/or painted surface.

show me yours, and maybe I'll show you mine.

service mode is just like regular mode, where you have to now navigate the function/maintenance menu. Head I.D. will be located inside here somewhere.

ink limits are a great start, as it doesn't require a spectrophotometer. At least then, if you can't fully profile your ink/media sets, you can still get decent results. Talk with your ink supplier, and they will most likely have some basic profile options for you. I've run bordeaux for...

isolating ink dropout is kinda hard. pardon the rant, but I don't have any short answers for stuff like this :) my first time, I just ran a complete head wash and observed everything: when one of the lines drained slower than the other, it was an easy catch and then listening to it while...

new photos data related. ...which is confusing, since your first post I was almost certain you were just getting ink dropout, but now I think you've got 2 gremlins on your hands: you changed the encoder strip? did you check the sensor? I'd bet, that you may still have ink dropout issues but...

welcome to s101 did you try taking a file/folder from on your computer and then doing this? edited: I've searched for what CasMate actually is... it appears that the standard file format is .scv, which you can search for on your computer easily if you know the project/file name. AND, better...

I've tried this, as well... not gonna happen without purchasing the extended version outright :( win-win for them... either you fork over the extra loot now, or they got another selling point on their cloud service that gives you all of their software for a monthly fee. Extended is great...

maybe bad profile settings dialing temperature way-up, causing material to stretch during the print?

panel overlay? looks like I WIN! :toasting: thank you for following-up with the thread. too many "google-search posters" ask for help, **** in the cornflakes, and take off without closure to the original topic. You should take the chippy responses with a grain of salt, if you're gonna survive...