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I encourage people to not learn proper profiling it leaves a bigger market for the rest of us. Please continue to skim off all the clients that wouldn't make it past the velvet rope anyway, you're really doing us all a favor. :thumb: Or, for a non-sarcastic response (awww) we've quadrupled our...

Make sure you aren't in private browsing mode for some...ahem...reason.

Looks great Dan. If you're bored do a full typeface and release it on Lost Type Co-op ;).

Happens to everyone. You can avoid it by formalizing your logo process and charging for it what any logo professional would (north of $500, as a separate charge). That will separate out the real jobs from the crap. Or, just do throw away crap logos and collect a small check but don't invest...

Oracal 3551-RA with 290G cast overlam is used a lot for box trucks.

I'd have a million suggestions on site speed and seo if you were on WordPress, but you're not so...;P. Looks like you're off to a good start though with my quick glance through your source. As a suggestion, take like one half-day a week to update and tweak it (schedule this time), websites are...

Run cable, make sure it's cat5e (or better yet cat 6) so you can do Gigabit networking. Powerline tends to have pretty major packet loss.

We're $50/hour for removal but I think it's too low and needs to be reconsidered. $10/h is business suicide.

This. $5 million is a drop in the defense budget (unfortunately) but it's just a helicopter, people are more important. Helicopters are complicated machines that don't really want to stay in the air. Even in pure cold fiscal costs the crew cost a lot more to train than the helicopter.

Use omg's technique not jhill's, never work destructively if you can avoid it (which you almost entirely can now, and is one of the reasons to use later versions over earlier versions).

Anyone seen one of these in person? Impressions? Wondering if they addressed the GS6000 build quality issues.

Good to know, thanks for reporting back. Been meaning to try that stuff. As a side note, don't sign your posts. It's right there above your post by your avatar and you have 1,500 of them. We know who you are ;).

Haha, that's great. Looks like you've fostered a good corporate culture. That's more important than anything (non-fiscal...).

JV3 and L25500. The poll options shouldn't be mutually exclusive. L25500 is a superior machine but the JV3/33 is built more solidly. If it was me I'd buy two L26500s.

Not crazy, 7 changed how networking works. It made 7 <-> 7 really, really simple but XP <-> 7 has a few extra hoops to jump through. This guide is pretty good: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/15247/complete-guide-to-networking-windows-7-with-xp-and-vista/

This page says to use the HP Light Textile profile with 10pass bidirectional and 100C (212F) cure temp. Haven't tried it myself but seems like a good place to start.

We went from a JV3 to an HP L25500, love it. Would buy ten more if I could. All time time I used to waste getting the JV3 to print correctly (and on maintenance) is now time spent on design and sales. We're heading into our fourth consecutive month of all-time revenue numbers and it's in large...

If it's just a file server I prefer Ubuntu, but yes it's easier to connect 7 to XP than XP to 7.

Pre-Windows 7 clients can be tricky to give access to Windows 7 shares. Any reason you haven't gone to W7 on those clients? Best if everything is 7 or you use a *nix (samba) based NAS.

Yes I do, but there it isn't because you're afraid of delisting, it's because there's no tangible benefit. The exception to that is getting that initial 25 or whatever it is now so you can get a customer username, that is a stupid restriction and worth going around if you can't find that many...