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How much $ is it? Can you tell how many hours it has printed for? Parts will wear out & break down- you don't want to have this happen right after the 120th day. It may be the best investment you ever made, or it may be one you regret- I'd be trying to find out its accurate history, also.

Thanks Brian. The specs say CMYK, with CMY as dye inks & K as pigment. They also mention something that resembles photo printing...it's hard to tell! My main interest is to use it to produce screen-positives (in black, on some sort of clear film) , from which to expose photosensitive screens...

Does anyone have any opinions on the value- current or past- of an hp designjet 650C? It's a 36" printer, cmyk. Just curious. (thanks!)

I don't have one, but I'd be wanting more than 3 months warranty...

I sometimes design in vectors, then export to P'shop to add shading and effects, but I stay there then, and print from that. I've not done further cutting at that stage, only printing. I'm also a newbie in the print game.(outsourcing it all)

You will later regret buying too cheaply, in many more ways than one. Resale value if you ever decide to get back out of the industry is the biggest reason for buying into well-known & appreciated models.

I don't know how different the 1050 is from the 1000, but I have a pdf manual of the PNC 1000/1000A on my website you can download. It's a 5 meg zipped file. Email me and I'll send you the link.(free)

Thanks, Fred- I knew as soon as I'd posted the pic, I'd go relooking & figure it out...someone has bad taste in distortions though- Lucida's not my favourite at the best of times, but with the bits flying away from the dot on the i & the top of the d in different directions, it looks even worse...

It's OK, it's Lucida handwriting, with a bad stretch in it.

I tried 'what the font' and nothing remotely close was suggested- does anyone know what it might be, and where I could get it, ot just get that line vectorised, at all, please? Thanks!

"an image..." What format is the image? Is it a jpg, a photo, bmp, tiff, or is it a vector file (with outlines) like ai, eps or wmf? Photos need to be vectorised- they won't plot while they are bitmap files consisting of pixels.

reply whatever it is, the two digits have been distorted in two different perspectives...

Wow, that's good, Eric- well done!!!

I don't see any pix in the thread- not even red Xs in a box...wonder why?

Interpolate means to calculate something between two or more other somethings- ie fill in the space/s

Good post, Dan! Another thing, frequently overlooked, is that a lot of more experienced signies can't be bothered relpying with useful information to some of the most basic questions...they may have done so years ago...then copped disrespect etc...then they just decide not to bother. If...

Ctrl-K is one of the most used flexi shortcuts here (size/resize) then [cancel]. It's a good habit, for insurance purposes, to confirm the overall size of the item before going to plot, no matter how confident you are, it's always easy to accidentally resize something...

Prism, is the 600-900 meg file a tiff, saved at that size, or a jpg saved at that size, or an ai file with merged jpgs, or what? I worked on a file the other day that was a 600 meg tiff, and slooow to work with, but when saved as a jpg with max quality, it shrank to 35 meg- that was in P'shp...

HI Helen, welcome, from drought-stricken/sunny Qld! You might also enjoy an upcoming letterheads meet at Bob Harper's Vogue signs at Burrawrang (sp?) south of Sydney, on the weekend of 13-15 Oct- a few Qlders are going as well as a heap of others. Being from Bathurst makes it an easy trip in...

I had it in a cheapy 3000 font cd bought years ago- I can't find it at the moment though...sorry. Its name on the cd started with " FZ Script " though.