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GFY....doesn't that mean Good For You? So we can use it in a sentence like "Mosh, so you are printing thousands of signs for Home Depot? Well, Good For You!" just askin, some of these abbreviations R 2 confusing! :smile:

Wow that is a useful tip, Thanks Fred!

Are you asking the question of someone in particular?

It sure makes my life easier. When I perform a Caldera install/training the customer stays up and running with zero problems afterward.

I thought that was Fuji?

And now you throw Canon into the mix with their purchase of Oce who owns Onyx and Oce's relationship with Gandi.... The only thing Canon is missing to be a serious competitor to HP and Epson is solvent or UV wide format.....wonder what might come of this?

Print on a matte banner vinyl. Example: 3M 8450 Matte Banner Vinyl

Had an opportunity to get my hands on this machine last week. It seems like it will be a good production machine in office environments. I am a little concerned about the reliability of the media holder/takup, as the rolls of banner and adhesive are much heavier than the z6100 style components...

So Canon owns Oce > Onyx > Gandi? http://www.oceusa.com/main/article_details.jsp?WebLogicSession=fJ8mKL6SmYTgtXBpbHHp2hJnRR3zpgk8GjpWM5tvRQ1XFmx1Bvpr!4616088&CONTENT%3C%3Ecnt_id=10134198673361287&FOLDER%3C%3Efolder_id=9852723696639028&bmUID=1242086003364

Remember Oce owns Onyx Rip too. Wonder how all of that will play out?

http://members.whattheythink.com/news/index.cfm?id=41046 Interesting stuff

have your isp set you up for POP mail to archive on your computer.

I just found out Summa is having a cutter trade-in program. I've used Mutoh, Mimaki and Graphtec cutters but I think Summa are the best.

web based email hosted by your provider sucks like that. the good news is they should have a backup, but POP email is the way to go, that way you have a copy on your computer as well as on the server. There are very inexpensive email archiving utilities out there that will help you take care of...

Carson Street....tonnes of stuff on Carson!

Have you called your provider?......and you dont do email archiving?

This is a CMY chart. print it, then find the mix that matches your sample and enter the CMY values in your rip and PRESTO! ps add K to darken as needed....but you probably wont have to.

You may be correct. I was thinking if an HP 9000 for that example. The 360x360 on the HP turned out great....sorry I didn't specify.

We would have you rolling with new profiles in no time. You would save $$$ in ink and be able to print good quality in fast resolutions that may be causing too much trouble right now. It seems way more daunting than it really is. I just showed someone how to get as much saturation with 360x360...

How much would you be willing to spend to get this done...the reason I ask is you really need to start building your own profiles. That will be the cheapest way to solve your problems. If you do the hit and miss canned profile appoach I can forsee many, many yards of wasted media, the cost of...