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The ribbon is a little lost. Maybe the green into an outline/stroke on it?

I don't remember the values, but I found converting 871 to process makes a nice all 'round gold.

I deal with this location daily, and they do a great job. It probably helps that their building is 500' away. You're right Mike - people from WI ARE awesome...

"For Position Only"

A lot of times this is caused by the shadow being over a spot color. Converting the spot color to process works if you're able to still hit the color at the printer.

These are nice.

I got some bad info, and need two 36" x 48" 4mm coroplast signs (black copy) delivered for an event by tomorrow in Gilford, NH. Please contact me if you're interested!!

I read this one over again every time it comes up, and laugh every time!

Mutoh VJ-1604

I use a APC Back-UPS 500VA on my printer, and an APC Smart-UPS 1400 (model 670W) battery backup for the computers.

There are various reasons printing Pantone (spot) would cost less to print, but not in the digital world. Any other form of printing may be one screen or plate Pantone color vs. 4cp trying to hit a specific pms#.

8-12 440s VJ1604

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! :violet:

Well, just use Illustrator!

Sounds like you're in need of translucent vinyl. I think any vinyl supplier carries it in the color of your choice.

I rather miss using Burmester sets!

Buy a can of Pepsi and pull out your Pantone book.

Here's a way to save a lot of time over perf cutting your parts apart; Add a crop or corner mark to your file (at the rip or in the file). Print however may up with 0.25" gutter between the parts. Kiss cut the sheet, and then trim out into same size rows of parts. Stack the sheets of rows...

Hard to believe it took $10,000,000 to develop that. It's neat, but... REALLY?!

It's not much of an issue, but I can't stand it when Illy moves the toolbars in a manner that makes it difficult to get to the document bar.