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It looks like this open source solution might support monitor calibration with the i1 Pro 2 https://displaycal.net/

We just installed a Mimaki JFX200-2513EX flatbed and I'm finding that Rasterlink 6 is not great. Our vendor made us a 600x600 calibrated profile that is good for most of our work, but I want to offer lower and higher resolution capabilities and right now, the color doesn't match. While I can...

I feel like we need to pressure Canva to support file types that are useful for our needs. It's great that it allows laypeople to do stuff, but if it's not useful, we're going to discourage them from using it. I assumed you needed premium to export as PDF but it sounds like that isn't the case...

Very informative! Thank you.

PR-200 is the primer it can print onto material. I didn't get that, preferring to have 2 white and 2 clear channels. I said GL-1 but it's apparently GM-1 that I have. It says it's for metal and glass, but the picture I posted is the acrylic test sample I saw at Mimaki and it seemed to work well.

I have a new JFX200-2513EX. Per the installers suggestion, I printed lines representing the right and bottom-most edge and applied adhesive metal rulers along the marks. This gives me a very thin, but still raised edge to butt the material against. It also gives me quick reference to table...

We have a new Mimaki JFX200-2513EX with LUS-150 inks (clear is LUS-100). We're struggling to learn the process of properly using primer. We primarily print on acrylic, but sometimes on anodized aluminum. For acrylic we selected the Mimaki GM-1 as a test chart at Mimaki during our demo found...

There are self adhesive printable fabrics. A few I've been looking at: NatureWalk 7.5 Mil Matte Polyester Fabric General Formulations 234 Graphitex 7mil Repositionable Wall Fabric Neenah Digiscape Wallcovering

I haven't explored it much, but apparently you can buy laundry starch liquid from Walmart and use it to apply paper or fabric to a wall, even an apartment wall and it will peel off without damage later.

No, I think that's a different product, for video. I posted the link in post #34. It's free, open-source software, but it's a bit temperamental as open-source stuff often is. How many files are we talking? I don't mind doing it, it's just a server command to run it on a folder of files. I can...

It is.

Ok, so I did a quick test. It doesn't support eps, but does support PDF and SVG. I converted a PLT file I had created as a test and it works, though the result is a lot more jagged than the original. I don't have a way to open a PLT on my computer, so I can't tell if it happened on conversion to...

Uniconverter will convert to PLT (which is what I needed), but I imagine it will convert to something else. I was unsuccessful getting it to run on Mac and something didn't work right in Windows. I have it installed on a Linux machine and can batch convert stuff if you need. Uniconverter2...

It's a fake cheque scam. They send an electronic check for you to deposit, in an amount higher than your invoice, with instructions to pay their "shipping agent" and keep a little extra for yourself. However, the check will bounce, and the funds you paid out are gone. One I received had...