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Just redid ours this month, still mucking about with some minor details though, but generally this:

I have similar issues using cs6 and saving PDFs with gradients, then prining on the Roland through versaworks. Only fix is to either save as EPS or rasterize the art.

Breeze Script (in GERBER) would be close, it comes slanted so you would have to stand it back up.

I spent many hours trying to load Omega 2.6 onto a Win7 machine, and it just would not go. I think the real issue was that the (old) sentinel driver would either not install, or would not recognize the dongle. And of course the newer sentinel driver only worked with Omega 3.0 or newer.

Jill's method would be more true to the original. However, if you are going to wrap it, have you considered using one of Fred's seamless texture tiles? http://www.allcompu.com/ For things like this, usually you don't notice a repeating pattern.

Flags: OPEN, USA (3 sizes), and our state flag. Wooden poles and cast brackets. 24x36 Signicades with tracking and a box of letters. Flexible (cheap type) letters for portable/spider leg signs. used to have a big selection of stock signs like a hardware store, but needed the space so they...

This is what we do as well. 1 piece will butt-fit into the corner, as the next one to go on will overlap the previous by 1/2"

http://www.dafont.com/pepsi.font I hope you change that T to not be a C

The roland color library only works when you RIP with versaworks, and versaworks will only work in conjunction with a roland printer. I don't see how this could possibly relate to an Epson. If you want a convenient color chart, just use pantones, or something else universal.

Yes, to start you must be using UV aqueous ink. When we printed and laminated with cast films, we managed to get 5-7 years out of prints before degradation. In fact, usually delamination was happening before ink fade. We also eventually learned to extend the lam past the edge of the print by...

We still have files from the bygone era of 8 or less characters only names, stored alphabetically. So for example, a job for our city (from 10-15 years back) might be saved as CTYAUG12 or AUGUSTA7 (which alphabetically are not together....) Modern stuff gets filed in their folder: "Augusta...

http://www.dafont.com/tf2-build.font

I have noted that with some markers and/or spray paints, the sooner you remove it the easier it will be. I have seen some pigments bite into the lam to the point that nothing could remove the stain.

On ours, an EDGE LE (beige color, opens in the front) I just hit the setup button many times until it gets to the print minutes. Ours stands at 75,425. I am pretty sure we have had it from new. The invisible button seemed to want to do some sort of test print.

Seriously not cool. I hope you never have your work stolen and then get laughed at. I don't wish that on anyone, even industry bottom feeders. PS - next time, charge the customer for the cost of the font. In return, the artist gets supported, which encourages more quality fonts, you get a...

I was looking at a VS at a small show (have vp540 now) and the regional Roland sales rep was saying that both the current VS and the upcoming VSi recirculate the white and metallic ink during cleanings, so this would no longer be an issue. I think that we would also be most interested in...

Got it as well.... :thankyou: Really look forward to trying to use it soon. :thumb:

I would probably choose Gerber 220-98 Dark Violet. It's slightly darker than the pantone, so I would show them the swatches side by side for approval if they were going to be fussy about it.

I agree, VW should be able to sequential cut just like I can with my Gerber plotters all day long. In the event that I need to control the order of the cut (in order to not waste time or accuracy) I just stack the cuts in the file in the order I want them to cut, with the first on the bottom to...

You should locate a supplier to the sign industry that sells sheet goods. Nearly any decent sized city should have one. Ask them for a DiBond alternative, nearly all of them have something, just goes by many different names.