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Send the print as the actual size in Flexi. Flexi operates in inches. Your design should be set to 48"H x 144"W in Flexi (ignore document size, it means nothing for sending to RIP). No idea what you mean by converting it to letter size. Post a screenshot of the problem.

For window film I would probably triple your baby shampoo and ditch the india pale ale. that stuff is really bad for you.

Make sure the sensor that reads where the pinch rollers are (on the rear of the cut carriage) is plugged in and not dirty.

If you don't do painting, tell them you don't do painting. Offer to replace with some better vinyl that is made specifically to stick to a block wall. Briteline MultiGRIP or something.

Put a piece of white reflective vinyl on the tab of the pinch roller.

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Briteline optically clear wrapcast

I wasn't really suggesting anything, besides how long I think it would take you with the info you gave. If it's too much to deal with using what's available to you, why not just sub them out to a wholesale printer?

It's not going to take 1-2 hours. Even using your 4' straight edge and doing it on the floor it might take you 10 minutes.

Windows Firewall Control is also good to have.

What did you spray it with?

https://www.whatfontis.com/CF_Gallmore-slab.font

https://www.whatfontis.com/NMY_Alumni-Sans-Medium-Italic.font

Your network ip of 75.xxx is the one connected to the modem for the internet. Since you have 2 network cards make sure you're changing the correct one. Subnet should automatically fill itself in when you click on it, it's probably going to be set to 255.255.0.0. Make Your IP and gateway and...

Since you changed the network card in your PC this is likely the issue. Just change the IP address of your new card to 172.18.3.1. Then plug the printer back into the PC directly with the crossover cable. Don't change the port number in PM. (assuming your printer is still set to 172.18.3.102...

You're using a crossover cable. Use a regular ethernet cable instead.

Just trying to understand your setup. Do you have the PC connected to the router via Wifi? Or do you have 2 ethernet ports on the pc? If you're doing a direct ethernet connection from the printer to the PC, then you need to have the PC ethernet port configured to 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1. And...

Did comcast give you a modem/router combo? Is your PC and your printer both plugged into the comcast box? If so, then possibly the new router/modem is configured differently than the old one was. You would need to make sure the IP settings in your printer software is configured properly for...

hinge 6 inches from the top, get the top stuck on, then work your way down peeling and wetting as you go.