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You don’t think there can be registration problems if you have the capability to print white?

there is a process to "freeze" windows updates, FOR A WHILE, & IF YOU GOOGLE, THEY CLAIM you can EXCLUDE AN UPDATE from the process

THEN i would think it would point to a bad oring. as vanderj always says, cut 1/8" off the hose (assuming you aren't stretched too tight) when you change the oring we get all our mutoh parts from solventinkjet as well

was it an oem maintenance station? or aftermarket...

sounds like my shop...

' fire him

ok. agreed then, good luck!

if you can't linearise with rasterlink , go for the monthly flexisign pro and be done with it

if someone post a perfect picture OF A GOOD ONE, it can be duplicated on a gerber edge we must have SEVERAL members who still print and sell control panel overlays. i have 3 of the gerbed edges, but, i do not have a roll of the materials needed

But, you realize those downloaded profiles can not measure all the variables associated with YOUR EQUIPMENT kind of like going to your. CArdiologist & making a diagnosis from my ekg

its not a feature update

Keep in mind, no one can expect to purchase a print & cut system, walk up to it & have the first job perfect it is more of an art than a science

in order to help with a real problem, we need to see it post a couple samples.

is it that you do not understand the process, and the SHORTCOMINGS inherent in this type of process? firesprint posted something recently, pointing out that EVERY print & cut job had a bit of error in it, and this can be compensated for by proper design

It said it wasnt ready… seriously how are you connected? Specs say only usb? if so how did you switch? Usb switching device? physically moving cable?

Point taken…

I HAVEN'T DONE ONE IN YEARS, but,, you know there are 3 modes a parallel port can be set to, bidirectional ECP EPP if your mode doesn't match it will not work (my best quess) you can probably test by copying a small file (a windows shortcut, for example) from a cmd prompt to the port...

we have less privacy than the north koreans... i am surprised you say that. i always think of mcaffee deciding in the middle of a large print job, that network printing (which had been setup for YEARS) was suddenly a threat we needed to be protected from... I CERTAINLY AM PREJUDICED AGAINST...

probably easier if you route away a bit more than you need, grab & bend with something like the above, then, use a bit with a bearing to cut off the excess