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You're asking the wrong question. You should be asking the following. Which is cheaper / more efficient to run Which is cheaper per ML per M2 / SQFT I dont know the ink pricing between the 2, but they wont be the same. so your ink coverage question wont be a very valid answer.

I would not attempt to remove it and reinstall it. I'd call the tech to realign all the print heads. We do this at least once a year. Things move, you're constantly thouching them while cleaning.

I've been using Keychron keyboards, Not over priced but very good. The "Pro" versions you can customise the RGB Keys and have hot swap switches. Im very bias, and i dont like 3rd party software to run my keyboard. Razer have their own optical switches for keyboard which are nuts if you want...

My curiosity will check it out, I know Switch has the Scripting module, but i don't have it yet. I'll probably send you a PM about this.

I've used some of AI enabled chatbots for customer service. They're set up quite well. Goes though a few questions to help assist your problem. even google. Once it gets to the point it cannot assist you (usually pointing towards blog posts and answers) it'll then bring in a real person...

Yeah i guess each to their own when it comes to this sort of software. Not so simple switching over. I dont do much colour managing in switch yet. Mine is mostly used for prepress where we add marks for jobs, rename cut paths, make white channels, banner marks etc. slowly slowly we keep adding.

I use enfocus Swith * pitstop server, how does OneVision compare? and price wise? Honestly say first time im hearing of OneVision. Which is because i know people using Enfocus so naturally went to that path.

AI is bloody amazing. This has nothing to do with generative art etc, AI as a whole is nuts, and is super useful if you know how to use it. I've played with generative art, that is also great the way it works. a simple prompt can scale your ideas. We use the LLM a lot for all sorts of...

That's it? I'd be very livid, Im surprised how long it took for them to solve that, even though mentioning it was a possible issue. Glad it's fixed though.

This is very rare to get in a printer, especially top end ones. I know you can do it with the Epson. The Colorado has 8 heads. Technically you can run it in 4 head mode at a reduced speed. (this is the 1630 basically) but there's no way if making the 1650 do it. (if there was a head issue)

I dont think it's self service, but it's parts only? That's not A bad idea if that's the case. The manuals have all the info on how to replace and diagnose everything.

It's definitely not an India thing. It just happens most software developers are from there. But the issue is, the software is like any other software you use. Their team needs to keep it updated, bring in new features. Roll out updated. When it's time to rollout an update like adobe or Onyx...

To automate hardware, you need software. In the game of automation, you need to start small. A workflow automation like i've demonstrated is something you need to do first. remove the paper, have everything in 1 system. Machine automation only works when you have specific products, no...

Whoops. i accidently posted it in the wrong thread, then copy pasted it. fixed it.

You need something like this. This is a 5 minute demo board i created for visual purposes. But it has the basics. This is basically a database / spreadsheet style board. Great thing is, you can have multiple views per station, So in the quotes, they can filter the "quotes" or the prepress area...

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To the next next so many people to reply She Does Not Need A New PC. It is a very high spec already and only 1 year old.

There's an old saying. This is a PEBKAC error Your computer is fine. Right click the task bar, open task manager. See how much ram is in use next time it happens. Probably out of ram.

This is poor effort on their behalf. It's a shame the service there isn't anywhere as good as it's here. Im not one for redundant printers as cost of ownership doubles. but if you have no choice, then its your only option.

most stock comes on a 54" roll, i personally wouldn't go smaller