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What about the temp settings? Also, what kind of material is that?

What is your head height set to? I have seen this when the head was set on high.

Ah yes the age old debate of 100%K Black" vs "Rich Black" It makes since to use only 100%K for bar code printing but however knowing when to use the right tool for the job is everything! 100%K Black or just "Black" as it is refered to is great for several things. Small Text or fine...

How about putting the plotter on your network? Give this a try! http://www.perle.com/products/Serial-to-Ethernet.shtml You might also be able to find a similar device at your local radio shack or best buy for around 75 bucks or so! Just ask them for a ethernet to serial device.

Also, to cheat a little with the black text, change the color formula in your CMYK file to C=40 M=30 Y=30 K=100 or in Versaworks use the "MAX IMPACT" setting that might also work.

It's called "deflection" and it usually starts right before the print head goes. Have you had any head srikes lately? If you run a print test it will show you how bad it is for sure. You may also want to try a deep clean and see if that frees it up at all.

Better Late Than Never! Just had the same issue with brown. I got out my trusty little Pantone Coated book and held it up to the window and low and behold some browns appeared greenish but some were fine. I chose Pantone Solid Coated 476c as my starting point. I needed my background to be...

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Sorry but it is a font! The client said it was in one of those cheap a$$ logo programs! Any ONE~!!!:banghead:

Thanks!:U Rock:

Call jason at allsquare.com I think there around $60 bucks you might need a card too just be safe. The part is refered to as a tool carriage ribon cable. It will take you about an hour to replace.

www.fontyukle.com Saweeet! Gotta love those germans!!!:rock-n-roll:

That would be it! Thanks! Now all I have to do is find a place to download it for free!

Nope Nope and NOPE What else you got?

It's right on the tip of my toungue! Thanks in advance

thats awesome!

What's the router that has the $325 lease payment? also, thanks for the input keep it coming!!

Yeah I'm not at apposed to used I will have to keep looking- What makes a good machine so I don't get stuck with a piece of crap

oops sorry, it's 10-20k I don't really know what I would be looking at as far price so is it doable?

It's about that time that we purchase our own CNC table and I am looking for input on what kind, should I go used or new? what to look for in a good machine/sofware? I am looking for a 4x8 footprint. Thanks in advance.