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I use a Windows Home Server. It performs a couple of key functions (1) acts as a central file server with redundent hard drives and (2) backs up each PC nightly. The backup is very useful in the event of your PC getting hosed, you can easily re-image that machine using any one of the many...

Here's what we've used for a while now: NOTE: Any layout designs and concepts accompanying this email message are the exclusive copyrighted designs of [Company] and may not be reproduced in any form without written consent of [Company].

Probably little known and not too mainstream, but with CoCut from Eurosystems they provide a program called Job Manager 6. It is a lot like these others mentioned, but does a very good job of many file types including: EPS, AI, CDR, etc. all in one package. Although it craps out on a few...

I think that almost all run-o-the-mill vinyl has some form of an acrylic adhesive, whether solvent or water based.

[ never gonna sell that f'n SoftRIP now...]

You don't want it protruding WAY out there, but the amount it protrudes makes no difference on cutting performance, unless it is not out far enough to cut thru adequately (and the nose of the balde holder drags on the vinyl). The only thing that controls how much it cuts is the blade force...

What RIP are you using? Regardless of the RIP, it is in there...

This is why being in complete control of your color management workflow is important if you want to be at the top of your game. You must know how to make your own profiles and have the right equipment to do so. It's been my experience that many "canned" profiles have a bit too much yellow in...

He he, been there...done that. I applaud you and best of luck to you. I had a pretty decent seven year (part time for the most of it) run at it, but finally had to call it a day and close up shop.

Kinda looks too thick to me, but I've never used a liquid lam, so can't really say for sure.

No sweat, I find it kinda funny somehow. No ill regard here.

So, who wants to buy my Wasatch SoftRIP :biggrin:

That is a bunch of crap. I've used SoftRip since version 5.1 or 5.3 and currently have 6.5. Though I've not had a HD crash to lose everything, I find that very ridiculous that they can find no empathy to provide you with just a link. Maybe I can figure out a way to get you what you need.

I beg to differ, they are quite different programs in terms of capability. For the bulk of things, though, either is fine and honestly I prefer PhotoPaint due to ease of use FOR ME and it's what I know best. But in terms of actual horsepower and features, PhotoShop really does have more to...

Best of luck to you as well Gordy...we just went thru this exact same thing, as I believe you are already aware of. FYI, I put most of my stuff in the Classifieds here, sold a couple here and a couple off Craigslist (sold my printer and laminator local that way). Hope whatever is next is an...

Yes, in fact I intentionally make it so people have to use that form to email us (no posted email address). You win some you lose some, but there's always the phone too.

I'd suggest making some of thoese fields REQUIRED so you at least get the minimum information you need that is meaningful. I've got something similar on our site, see here: http://www.graphixtreme.com/html/contact_us.html

Would you like to have faster output AND produce better colors? Are your digital print colors not coming out as good as you'd like? Do you not have a good profile for your material, ink, printer and RIP combination (or would you like to print on a new material)? Would you like to maximize your...

3640 & 290...it's like puttin' an elevator in an outhouse...

Bob, I must say that I have to agree. I've always felt that Garth Brooks had some of the best "story songs" with exceptional content, and The River is one of my favorites.