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In the Photoshop preferences panel under general. Click on "zoom with scroll wheel" Or shuld ia be sayn chk da prefs dude + clik da zoom wheelie button?

Check the original file. From what I see there it's not running through all the colors so it's not a printer problem. It appears as if it just affects the background image since the yellow star isn't showing the same line. Rasterize (open) it in photoshop (a great test RIP) to see if it shows...

The history palate will let him undo steps further back than the undo function will. Has he tried that? If he's gone past the number of steps he has his history palate set to then he's hooped.

OK. Now my question is why are you setting the CMYK colors in the rip? When you sent the file in question was the black sent as 100% K only? Was there an input profile attached to it, if so what was it? What was the output profile? There's some pretty confusing info in this post. You've stated...

Wasn't that the whole point?

Are the dampers full of ink? If not use a syringe to draw ink through the lines to fill them and try again. Was the printer unplugged from the wall when you performed the above? If not it's very likely you have blown a fuze on the mainboard.

Besides the per seat licensing issues it sounds like you're after something like a SAN for applications. Seeing as how the applications will be writing all sorts of things to RAM and the hard drives as your work in it, I don't see how they would be able to manage serving multiple users from the...

ralso While the Who I beg to differ. Creating a pantone to pantone blend is quite easy, but you need to approach it in a slightly strange way. Start with a greyscale document and create your blend in black and white. Then you go into the image mode and convert it to a duotone using the...

I bought the Samsung 275T a few months ago. It displays about 90% of the Adobe RGB1998 gamut and was well under a grand. I wanted the Apple 30", but couldn't justify the additional cost. Even after I used the money I saved to buy a copy of Coloreyes and a DTP94, I still had enough left over a...

Normally I'd say keep the resolution at 100-120 dpi (I find 72 too low for my tastes). But being as this is going onto window perf you have a ton of leeway. Drop the resolution and save the headaches. You'll never see the difference.

I have seen JV3 factory service and repair manuals for sale on ebay quite frequently for around $20.

Where are you setting the black only channel to 255? RGB uses increments of 0-255 CMYK uses increments of 0-100 Saying you set a black only channel to 255 has me very confused.

The 08 RM's are very scarce in the wild. Flame doesn't have that one in his kit last time I checked. Do you have a dealer near you that you could buy a commercial graphics package for and then return it after you've scanned it? It's kind of sleazy to do it that way, but sometimes you have do...

You're sending the rip RGB info, when you should send it as CMYK. It may look black on screen, but to achieve a 255/255/255 level of density your rip will automatically add booster colors under the black. Because the conversion from RGB to CMYK automatically creates the black channel info...

You have font issues. Fix them and CS will play nice again. I went through this last week. Reinstalling Illustrator did nothing. I ran font doctor on my mac and found I had some fonts open that were conflicting with my system fonts. I closed the offenders down and all is right with the world again.

Surprisingly the eco-sols on the JV33 have tested pretty good. Although I'm unable to create profiles using the rasterlink3 rip. I haven't tried a broad range of medias, but abrasion resistance and drying time seem to be better than I had expected. PS: I found a website that listed the...

Is there one available for a JV33-130. My local dealer is telling me that a print head replacement bills out at $4000. For that price I can do it myself.

Might be a hand lettered rip off of Bauhaus (light). You could modify Bauhaus fairly easily to match. The "s" is the furthest off and would require the most work.

Hey, who doesn't need fibre channel network cards, a $3000 video card, 32GB of RAM (@ three times the going rate elsewhere), Quad 15,000RPM SAS RAID, and dual 30" monitors on a workstation? You could knock $6000+ off the price right away by buying your RAM elsewhere, and it would come in...

Mac pro with twin dual core xenons @ 3ghz (same as a quad core with more memory bandwidth) 10 gig's of ram 4 - 500GB hard drives as a raid 0+1 set-up ATI Radeon X1900 with 512 MB of RAM