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What is the deal? I have a SP-540, Roland advertises 114 sq/hr. In the two years I have had it I cannot get anywhere near that speed. Right now I am printing some 4 x 20 banners, less then 50% coverage and it is taking 3 hours to print:Sleeping:. 80 sq.ft. in 3 hours, that is like 26.66...

I might say one thing about Second Copy... I use it too with good results, except... I had it doing backups nightly on one machine to a network drive, it seems the ip address changed on the network drive. Suffice to say when I needed the backup it wasnt there... I watched the log files every...

I will open a whole new can of rattle snakes!!:Oops: I would chuck Signlab and go buy a copy of Corel X4... 1/3 the money and twice the program imho. // hiding in the corner with my hardhat on.:biggrin:

I paid $16,500 for my SP 540... 16,500 - 13,000 = 3,500. I will buy your sp-300 any time you are ready to sell for $3,600.00

Corel Draw is one of the most powerful graphics programs available. Much more so then Sign Lab or Flexi in my opinion... The next thing is you can have it on every computer for not a lot of money, and you don't have a STUPID dongle. Even if you don't use Corel you will end up with a version of...

I would get Corel Draw and Use the Versaworks RIP that comes with the SP300... I have a SP540 and this combo works very well for me.

Why not get Corel Draw?? That is all I would get... for the vector graphics that you will cut on the plotter there is nothing simpler or as good imho. But then maybe I AM a major Corel fan.:thankyou:

Use the filet tool in Corel X3.:wink:

I started out buying a package like that 4 years ago. It is a way to start, but not the best way imho. I would get the graphtec cutter and Corel X3 with either signtools or cocut. Once I got a handle on Corel I forgot about LXI. I have it around here somewhere... in the bottom of my software draw.

I use it... it works great. But I just about only use it for cutting anymore. All the other stuff I just do it thru Corel.

I bought mine from www.millikendistribution.com I have been happy with them.

Just spent a bunch of time reading another useless post.:help: But my Chevy is still better then yer Ford.:rolleyes: But to answer the question that was asked, if you are starting out and do not want to spend a bunch of money, buy Corel. It is a great program that can do much more then you...

Dont know anything about this company but have been talking to them. http://www.laminatorwarehouse.com/gpc.shtml

I am in the market for a wide format trimmer to cut prints and some substrates. Right now I have several sheets of .030" polycarbonate that needs to be cut in to various sizes. I have been looking at several different models, the Fletcher Terry and the Keen Cut. So what are you using and...

Black lettering on Red background... priceless:Oops:

Maybe it is just me but I have no luck mounting unlaminated vinyl with a laminator, If I laminate the vinyl first then mounting it to the substrate is a breeze.