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Sorry, I have no clue, I've never bothered to remove the profiles I don't use, I just ignore them. You'd have to ask Roland

Do you mean in VersaWorks? I wouldn't suggest deleting them until you've got a replacement, but I imagine you could probably delete them in the Media Explorer window (under Media in VersaWorks), either by right-clicking and choosing "delete" or hitting the trash can. Here's Roland's support on...

Well ideally you'll have an opportunity to create your own profiles for your machine, that would give you the best result. But you can download ICC profiles from different manufacturers websites (3M, Avery) or use Roland's profile site and indicate which media you use. Profiling your own...

I mean your ICC profile in VersaWorks - like the media type dropdown menu that you'd change depending on which media you're using.

Ooof. There's definitely a steep (and expensive!) learning curve. I am a graphic designer 15 years, with a BFA that helps with hands on stuff, but only in signage for 3 years. It took ages to gain confidence with material handling and installation, and I'm still learning every day. But, you're...

Do you have a strange profile set? I have one or two profiles that just take ages for whatever reason.

We lost a huge client from a poor color match that we outsourced to tents/flags (I wonder if it's the same source?). We thought to ourselves "how are they not looking at what is coming out of their printer? All they need to do is see it to understand the issue". We even provided pantones and...

Definitely none of my recent projects would be a good drone video. They're very boring.

I've just recently watched a video (which of course I can't find now) of a woman using things like fishing rods, zip-lines, long sticks, kites, etc. in areas where no drones are allowed. The footage looked great for her purposes - though I don't know how well it would work for signage!

Sometimes our rolls of laminate spin a little instead of holding proper tension, and it needs a hand on it for a little. But we use a RS with old rubber bands that don't grip well. I don't think Seal should have that issue, based on my experience anyway.

Hmm last little while it's been very slow, but at the moment it seems to be fine. I don't know if that just means it's touch-and-go or if it's looking better. :O

"Would you like to do an outer emboss effect, or an inner emboss effect?" "Yes" "... ok. What about, a drop shadow, or a outer glow?" "Yes"

This looks great! I also love your crib board. :D

We've had this issue recently; Our client's second and third office wanted an identical dimensional interior sign, and the price kept changing. We contacted them and apparently they had quoted incorrectly the first time. I think they let us have a second the same price, but the third one they...

We've used a decolit product in the past, it printed very nicely and didn't have this issue. We do find some of the cheaper roll-up banners can scratch, especially if they're paired with a cheaper banner stand.

I've had decent luck with Dell's laptops (XPS). But I do run a lenovo desktop at the moment. +1 to that i7 processor, agree that it makes a big difference.

VersaWorks 6 (Our printer is a Roland XR-640)

Yeah, we just did our lobby with it, it's good for these large panels. It's sure easy to apply

We've had troubles with wall vinyl too. We had been using Avery 2611 for it, but we found anything that was contour cut or not a big mural was failing. It falls into a strange category of "semi permanent", as it's supposed to last at least a year, but it's "removeable" (but not after a year...

I don't think sintra is ever a good idea for an external sign. This for sure sounds like a alupanel job. But like Gino said earlier, following a code might not be a priority for anyone there, but I hope that you at least get a liability waiver signed in case it blows down and smacks...