Recent content by Phil1969

We lost our copy during the Haiti earthquake, (but were lucky enough to save the xc540 ;). I have contacted Roland and gave my printer S/N. They would have shipped us a copy for $60. Luckily, our ink supplier sent us a copy for free.

Myfonts.com.com has a pretty nice tool to help identifying fonts:http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

Since you're working on vectors, why not just reduce the banner size, save as tiff or eps and enlarge in Flexi when printing?

If the artwork allows to "hide" the seaming line, I would definetly do it in house. Instead of banner tape, I would consider vinyl cement. We have great results with http://www.hh66.co.uk/.

I have been asked to apply vinyl on gasoline and diesel storage tanks, I contacted my supplier. I was told that it could last (longer if laminated), but to inform the client that there was no guarantee it will last the regular 2-3 years a regular print would last. Finally, the printed vinyl...

Quick Solution In Illustrator, set your Artboard to the size of the label. Prepare the VDP. In Cut Controls, select Cut Image Boundaries H2H

Found a solution! @grafigo I haven't tried this procedure, please, take it with a pinch of salt. What I would do, is place a rectangle in the artworks with the ContourCut outline. I would place the VDP inside the rectangle. Then select print and cut in Versaworks. The printer whould print the...

I want to contour cut the numbers

I setup the different artwork on several CorelDraw sheets and using the imposition feature in Print Preview, I placed them on one single large sheet and sent them to Roland/Versaworks. It created a postscript file (extension: filename.ps). But when I send it to the printer, nothing happen. I...

I am using a Roland XC540 with Versaworks. What I want to do looks simple: Import a serie of numbers from a CSV file AND contour cut them. I am used to Variable Data Printing, but never had the need to cut. As an attempt to solve the problem, I have tried to create a poscript file, with...