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geez Fred... 4 whole minutes... and only 3 pages :help: :wink: I was gonna tell him I found some easily through google a few weeks back... in fact I think I found that same page.

who me... it's probably all those pre-game beers :Cool 2:

ok, I do have similar sounding 3" objects that fit in the core. On my 63" Titan, the supply rollers are round & only the very end is a hex shape. The collars are fastened to the roller with 2 allen-head set screws. For the minimal amount of tension it has to endure, it seems to be a good enough...

I'd be happy to see a pic. I'll probably head down tomorrow, or even tonight to mess with it. I don't know what "gripper feet' are, but all my supply & take-up rollers have a hex shaped end that only fits on the left side, & this is how it engages with the tensioning mechanism. It's...

...he just said he doesn't have a "printer/cutter" ...meaning a single machine doing both. My guess is he has a desktop printer.... hence the "8x10" he mentioned. to all you guys who are wanting to cut him slack, why aren't you helping him??? ...maybe because you don't understand him...

yep... it ain't easy to create a forum as successful as this one at attracting non-stop activity. That's why I mentioned doing a search. I guess you did, & couldn't find anything, but it's a good resource to know about. There will be much more activity on week days & for inkjet specific...

yep, I would have thought so too. There may be a .pdf help file somewhere on the net. Do you ever post at printingdigital.net ? I'd even try a search over there under "install profiles" maybe.

I think the question is not how to copy them to the new comnputer, it's how to put them in the proper place to be able to use them from flexi. here's how I do it: I call the vendor who sold me the Flexi program, and the upgrade, (not to mention $50K in equipment & $50K in materials in the...

Thanks Chopper, that's what I saw in the manual too. We've always done it the "wrong" way since the "tech" came and set it up the first time. I can't wait ti re-web it & see if this helps. (it's gotta help to do it right, I would think)

I ran across something in the manual that looks to be evidence of a mistake in my set-up. It's not 100% clear, but where the written description is a little unclear, this image seems to show what's called the idler bar being used to flip back the liner while the laminate seems to feed under...

thanks guys. I appreciate every little bit of clarification, validation of some theories, prioritization of other theories, ...or even de-bunking of other theories, or whatever the case may be... it's good to have a resource for talking shop with like minded professionals experienced...

I think his intentions are along the lines of Choppers comment... but I also wonder if there is the hope to print "decals" on some 8-1/2" Avery label stock from office max & put a contour cut on that, because of not having a printer.

My recent Big Squeegee video was largely a result of some difficulty I'm having with my GBC Arctic Titan. I bought the Big Squeegee to assist with application of large prints etc. I think it will be a valuable asset around here for that, but I still prefer my laminator for applying lamination...

ok, I won't speak for anyone else... & I'll agree to move on, if you do too. Yes, I remember quite well what went down, & while you thought you were "shot at", it was actually a very polite reference to investing a little more in yourself & in this professional environment to get the most out of...

don't worry dude, I'm not going to tell you you spelled your topic wrong, cause it's the wrong word anyway... it doesn't make sense. plotters don't crop.

oops wrong thread

I do this just about every hour, every day. The way I do it is select a bunch of shapes (I call them contours... but since you are using that word for something else...) Then when they are all selected, I copy them to the clipboard. They are the correct shapes to paste back later... now the...

Thanks George. DL'd it last week... finally printed it tonight!

I cut my oversize shapes myself, instead of letting the software do it. Then I can cut it where I think it will look best, & I can rotate either half to best fit the material, or to best gang it up with other work needing to be cut in that same color.