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Yeah... Oh Doug, I've got this router problem...and I'm a noob: can you help ;) !

It's surprising how much extra work has come our way, from future clients reading our name & number from existing signs.

Welcome- you could always be a novelist, if signwriting fails!

Longbeach...as a noob, why on earth did you buy the most expensive, top grade latest version of flexi, with no knowledge of it's working, then make a statement that some training videos which might cost 5% of the price of flexi, were too expensive. That is what is 'perplexing' those of us who...

I don't. However, try a google search for a manual for the PNC 960- you might find it not hard to get... P.S. Joe (OP) we have two of the old tanks here- one to use & a spare in case of failure. I'd like a nicer faster newer one, but these still work, and I still can't weed any faster. We do...

I don't have one, sorry, just the 1000/1000A.

I don't have any issues with XP & SP2 & Corel X3 & PNC1000. Haven't tried SP3 though- I'm not sure I want to.

What operating system are you using?

Somehow, obviously, I'm the one being harsh... maybe I should delete the previous ten posts, but they might help someone else one day. The problem is either the computer, windows, corel, the roland driver, the printer cable, the plotter, or the operator, or some combination of the above...

In print properties, the default settings usually suffice.

On the plotter, you need mode2, paralell, rotate=0, language=hpgl. On the computer you need the plotter driver installed. In corel you need to add a hairline outline to all text or it will NOT plot it. In corel, You need to run file>print setup to set up the plotter as the default device. In...

I am sorry, but I have absolutely no idea what is wrong with your system, nor how to fix it. I am assuming you have followed the setting-up instructions in other threads you have commented on, in which I have helped others.

Hello Jim, sorry I cannot help you. I cannot telephone USA from Australia. The phone call would cost more than a computer costs. I have NO IDEA what you are doing wrong, assuming the computer works properly. Regards, ian

then sell it all on ebay- you might actually make some money from it!

Have you bought a new printer cable yet? Get one.

Don't use Com1, use Lpt1. Get a new printer cable. Don't tell me how much you paid, that means nothing, $5 or $5 million, don't tell me how many times you did or did not load XP or Corel, you only need to do it once- correctly. If XP doesn't work or Corel Draw doesn't work, then nobody can help...

what language is that? Yes, Doug, in Corel, the camm1 gets its instructions via the Printer menu options under File>print preview. That's just one of the idiosyncracies with doing it direct from corel to camm1. The answers to everything you have happening, are in all my former posts. I am...

Get Corel 7, windows 98 se, and get the right driver from Roland, and use that. It works if it is loaded properly. Go and get an old computer. Our PNC1000 works fine driven by a P2-K400 with 64 meg of ram, and a 6 gig hard drive. You set the plotter up so it appears in Start>settings>printers...

Sad to say, OP, that I agree with you.

I'm not convinced he read the other advice: he's asking the same questions all over again, I think....