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That just might work for my purpose. Thanks a bundle, fenris.

Does anyone recognize this one?

He probably ran out of 1 or more colors--not all of them. I'm not familiar with the Mutoh capping station. Does it have sponges? If so, the sponges may have swollen to the point that they touched the printhead(s) and siphoned the ink out. Or the capping station may not be draining properly...

I don't know what that was????:doh:

I don't get the green blinking light, either. But my machine does the self-cleaning every hour or so. I think the refresh rate you're referring to ScotJ occurs during printing. Every so many passes, the print head will pause over the capping station, pull some ink through to "recharge" the...

I don't get the green blinking light, either. But my machine does the self-cleaning every hour or so. I think the refresh rate you're referring to ScotJ occurs during printing. Every so many passes, the print head will pause over the capping station, pull some ink through to "recharge" the...

Or you could just take The Vector Doctor's advice. That is an awesome tip that I use daily. Thanks again, Doc!

You have to select the Text tool and click on the workspace before a cursor will appear. Have you done that yet?

The unfinished print should be oversized since it has overlap. However, once installed/assembled it will be 200".

Update Please?

That's all I've heard, too. The general consensus is that it is a dud model. I'd stick to the JV3 and JV33.

I design all raster elements in RGB. However, I use a CMYK swatch table for vector elements in my designs. It's just easier for me to tweak colors that way. If I'm trying to match a Pantone color, for instance, it's easier for me to work in CMYK where I can add a little yellow and subtract...

Did you bring the file into Flexi as a transparent bitmap? If so, I would suggest making a vector mask around the text to clean up the edges and then add the shadow.

I like Impact, too.

If at all possible, I suggest keeping your Corel art in vector form an exporting as an .eps. Or you can simply design in Flexi. Try this. Set up a CMYK color 100/20/0/0 and print the swatch. Try adding Magenta slowly to the mix until you reach your desired Cobalt Blue. You may want to add...

Is the art work you created in Corel vector art? What format are you exporting as from Corel? Are you working in RGB or CMYK color mode? Why aren't you designing in Flexi?

Gordy, are you trying to export a bitmap from Flexi? If so, when you export it, make sure the "Suppress Options" box is unchecked. Then, you will be able to control the resolution.

What version of Flexi are you using? What color mode is the gradient set up as in the design? What do you have your Gradient Rendering Intent set to in the RIP? I set my gradients up as CMYK gradients since I use a CMYK swatch table typically. And I set the Gradient Rendering Intent to Spot...

If your "good black" is in your swatch table, then when you add a black stroke to an object, it will use your "good black", no? Unless this is a supplied file--in which case I would convert the strokes to outlines.

Are you using the TI Firewire? I'm not a guru by any means, but the TI is pretty much the gold standard as I understand. I've heard of others having communication issues when using other chipsets. As far as the encoder, you can use canned air and gently wipe the strip with a damp cleaning...