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Onyx 7.3.2 on Windows 7 works well.

Host your email with someone besides your ISP (cable or DSL provider) this allows you more flexibility if you want to switch services in a couple of years (which you will) I find more ease of use with the cable, but opinions vary...there will soon be more types of ISP's coming with the advent of...

ProductionHouse is probably the package for you, but you could get by with RipCenter

Perform a "Disway Wash" see if your caps and pumps are working properly by putting an eyedropper of cleaning solvent in them while the Disway Wash is running. If the solvent does not drain properly through the cap then you either have a bad pump (tubing) or clogged cap. If you need it I can...

A good explanation http://rwillustrator.blogspot.com/2007/01/c-vs-cvc-battle-of-pantone-proportions.html also, if you have an actual pantone book you will make your life a lot easier.

+1 I'd also suspect the pumps are not as effective as they used to be.

? that company is no longer in business, but I heard a rumor that they were purchased by Grimco now called 20/20?

I have to respectfully disagree. I have run into several instances where "dry to the touch" is not completely outgassed and has caused significant finishing problems.

Has anyone tried PhotoTex or other wall material for the HP Latex? Just wondering if it can handle that material.

I do really like the HP L25500 60". I have been a big fan of the Epson GS6000 also. I have been debating getting a newer machine for a long time and for me it has come down to these two machines. Here's how I compare the two: Epson GS6000 Excellent image quality using dual head with 3.4 (or so)...

Good Luck......and I wish little pain for you.

Although true, not the point of this post. IMHO outgassing is more important the more solvent you put into the media....some heaver solvents can tatoo the vehicle paint underneath if the wrap is not properly outgassed.

A good suggestion, but are you sure you even need a solvent printer? What kind of printing will you be doing? If it is indoor display graphics then aqueous is best (better image quality and the inks sit well for long periods) My personal feeling for outdoor durable is dont have a printer and...

I have printed on tyvek for US Military Maps.

Here's a nice way to get around all of the BS companies fling about resolution. Look at picoliter drop size of the printhead. That will give you the info you need to understand the capabilities of a given machine. 40-30 picoliter is grand format UV and solvent machines of the 2000-2005 era (very...

It is generally caused by the flag not sticking out of the cartridge telling the machine it is out of ink. Usually a fault of a defective cartridge.

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Very interesting. I wonder if this is the case with other liquid lam. Does this happen with UV curable printed images as well?

If it were me I would go with a used Epson aqueous printer. The larger color gamut and better print quality will keep your clients happy. I think the HP5500 is a workhorse though.....

good info, Thanks Any particularly good medias you'd like to share?