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I have a Roland SP-540i that is a couple years old and in great shape. Saturday towards the end of a run (barely 0.25" left to print) I get the Scan Code Error. (No material jam or anything like that) Powered the machine off and I still get the message. I read other posts about the error but...

This is totally bizarre! (Running a Roland SP300V) I have tried several files - some old & some brand new. I am using Illustrator CS2 and assign the color for versaworks - done it a million times with no issues. Today, every job I tried to print/cut, there was a void in the moving dashed line...

I have a customer that would like to use the same font as one of their suppliers. It's not to copy the company logo but rather to have the same style for their promo materials (decals) for their shop name. If anyone can identify the font, I would be grateful. Thanks -mike-

Customer of a customer wants something printed but there is zero contact between the end user and their graphics person. Does anyone know what font this is? Thanks in advance. -mike-

I primarily use Roland GCVP material (Glossy) and after I got home with my material today, I noticed I was given MCVP (Matte) in error. Rather than driving back to exchange it, I'd like to try it but I'd like input from others on their thoughts of Glossy vs. Matte. I am running the Roland SP300V...

On a couple occasions, everything looks fine when the graphic file was created and saved or when supplied by the customer. When the file is opened up for ripping/outputting, a double cut line appears. Any ideas as to how this happens and what I can do to rectify the issue? Many thanks... -mike-