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if you still have the old hard drive i can send you a usb>sata hdd adapter i can talk you through searching, for the update file. the 2.61 update (& 2.6 update) is an exe file, because of the age of it. if it was a .msi file we could probably extract one from the old hard drive even if we had...

you were displaying an ipv6 address. in the ethernet adapter ethernet window, your subnet is gibberish you show 225.225.0.0 someone mistyped ip shoul be 192.168.5.150 for printer subnet is 255.255.255.0 (this mask determines what range of other devices you are capable of seeing) gateway is...

you need to find that level where you get an acceptable number of jobs & a reject rate you can live with. when i read what some of our members charge for wraps, i remember my uncle describing the size of the fish he caught

google c++ 2005 redist and go to download center if you can't get the file that way, i will see if we have it archived, when i get to the office give priority to what looks like a microsoft site. some of these weird download sites will try to give you a virus. avoid cnet like the plague

when you say computer crash, did hard drive go bad? did you replace hard drive, or just reinstall over existing partition? just wondering if we can recover the update files from old hard drive, or extract from backup? (since you have your sign files)

someone on here should come up with the file. i can't help you, we use flexi for everything (i will check through disks, but i really doubt it

how long has this been happening? there are. no windows updates for xp, but, there are updates for printer drivers, browsers, adobe pdf, etc. these share dll's and other upport files, potentially with gsp. i believe you can filter and dispay updates that were recently installed. i would remove...

consistently? or intermittently? i have no mimaki experience, but, if consistent, you should be able to perform calibration, to correct this if intermittent, some sort of encoder strip issue? clean GENTLY with the proper solvent, isopropyl, i would think. clean the sensor as well. make sure...

but, keep in mind, the 2 problems are not mutually exclusive having a clogged head DOESN'T mean there can't be damage additionally.

i anticipate cutting A LOT of small printed numbers (1-5/8" squares) from polystyrene with drag knife IF I FABRICATE a small vacuum table 24" x 48" how do i size the vacuum pump to hold my sheets? i know when i look at the specs on a gerber sabre it seems like i could power the east coast with...

that explains a lot if it didn't break the surface of the substrate it wouldn't "stick"

Great idea! i may be a lousy graphic artist, but, walking away and doing something else, I'M YOUR MAN

buy yourself a printhead doctor (?) have the discussion with vlad & his chemist they will probably have a recommendation of a recovery fluid for thst particular chemistry. we have a chinese knockoff of the printhead doctor & a big part of the lesson is: run routine maintenace on the head...

years ago, we serviced vcrs, camcorders & commercial & broadcast video equipment THE HANDIEST TOOL for this kind of problem is a credit card sized tester, it is treated so it visibly reflects invisible infra red light. 10 second test & you can be sure the sender is "sending" & 5v is good give...

change the cut cable? if not that, i. would want to verify 5vdc on the sensor

this is still a work in progress i suppose i can sort by size (8"x12", 12"x24", 18" x 30", etc) easily enough. we used to batch process 1000's of photos for the mls, in the early days of the internet & i suppose i am making this more than it needs to be. i want to have a couple slideshows to...

we use flexi & i would just like to right click the directory and have it all done (no i haven't printed thousands of jobs in the last couple years, if that is the question)

is there an easy way to bulk export a couple thousand pdf's as jpg's? i would like to have a good representation of our work, as a slideshow, on tablets.

yes, if you have a roll that will hold up to that, i would like to buy one!

plug the computer end of the usb cable into a different port (JUST DO THIS ONE TIME!) to see if it is detected on a differet port. you can download a program called "usb oblivion" that will clear all usb device history and let you start over, as though it was a virgin computer. do you...