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That printer originally came with Mutoh Edition Flexisign & Print RIP Software. Was it not supplied to you with purchase? If not, you need to get some kind of RIP software. Flexisign would work, especially if you didn't get any design software yet. If you already have design software, then Onyx...

Just trying to show that there are pictures out there. And the last two links are to stock photo sites, from which most of the others likely originated.

Even the newest Nikon Z 6 has an image sensor of only 6048x4024 pixels. Pictures just don't come any bigger than that. But have you seen a problem with pixelation on a full-image billboard that's 16'x32'? Or bigger? No, because on bigger images you have to get a greater distance to see the...

And your reasoning on the price is exactly why sign pricing has gone down the tubes with the advent of digital printing. The $90 price does include a normal markup on materials by doubling the cost. But the bulk of the price to the retail customer is not in the cost of materials; it's in the...

Usually when you have a lightening of a solid color as you go it means ink starvation. That can come from dampers being bad/clogged or other causes.

your markup and price is based solely on materials? You don't pay yourself or your design/production/billing/sales people? And yes, even 26 years ago when I started in this business we charged $90 a pair for 12x24 magnetics. And that was with cut vinyl lettering and much lower costs. And nobody...

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If you cannot get it to work, your alternatives are to continue to make your duplicates in Illustrator, or to get a full featured RIP software like Onyx.

He is wanting to print them as one job and cut them as separate jobs because his plotter os only 30" while his printer is 54"

We don't do lamination on cheap decals meant for giveaways at driver meet/greets. We don't laminate banners. We don't laminate coroplast signs (they are cheap and meant to be temporary). We don't laminate indoor trade show graphics. We do laminate anything going on outdoor signs meant to be...

I'm trying to get the markup amount to be 50% of the selling price.

The Markup percentage is the percentage of the selling price not represented in the cost of the goods. So if the markup is 20%, then 80% of the selling price is the cost. If your cost is $938, then $938/80% = $1172.50 would be the cost for a product with a 20% markup. The contrasts with the...

MARK most things UP. Markup means you divide cost by the percentage markup.

I believe the Device Manager items disappear when the printer is turned off. You can hear the Windows "Device Added" sound when you turn the plotter on.

Don't know about WalMart, but department stores mark most things up beyond keystone (which is 50%, or doubling cost) to as much as 80% on new fashions. Thus, when the season is over and they are offering those same fashions at 60% or 70% off, they are actually still making money.

^^This. You're pressing the wrong key when you load it. After you insert the vinyl and close the clamp, you should be pressing the left arrow key for Roll. It will check the left and right edges of the vinyl and then find the leading edge. The display will then read TP1, meaning it's ready to be...

I doubt you'll be able to print two different jobs concurrently. You could set up one job to print on the left edge of the vinyl, and then after the ink dries roll it back and run the other job on the right edge.

Have you seen this video? There isn't much you have to do. Although he is working with a print-cut machine, at the end of the video he explains how to do print and cut separately. The key, I believe, may be that you need to use Rasterlink for the cutting, because it makes a linked cutfile from...

We have never laminated rollup banners for stands.

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