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My 1.5+ year old VP-540 came with both sets.

What's your regular job?

$200 includes 1 hour layout.

I just checked one of my asus netbooks and I was wrong. Its partitioned into 2 drives but the D: partition contains only the i386 directory.

My 5 year old compaq desktop came configured with 1 partition just large enough for XP (D:) only and the other partition (C:) for everything else. So far so good. My 2 new Asus netbooks arrived similarly.

Count me in for 2-3 lockups per day since updating to anything over 2.7 (IIRC).

Throw it in the microwave? Bring it to a scrap yard that uses a giant magnet to move piles of steel? Any magnet you'd find at home is too weak to erase hdd data.

The stand isn't fancy and seems a bit flimsy on my QM4 but the laminator hasn't fallen off it or given me any reason to believe it will.

Good question. I don't know. I'd call Daige or their resellers.

Pics of the new Daige Solo laminator...

Not if you want to make any money.

Which one? Both?

:popcorn:

It's funny how two people can look at the same thing and each of them see things completely differently. What you call a "bad-ass" image appears to be a fake, wanna-be image to me. When I see a fella playing dress up in cowboy hat and boots I find it odd. I'm from NJ, so I'm not likely to...

I missed that. When did that happen? :)

Ya, we sure do, ya betcha!

best of luck to you. there is definitely some bad ink floating around.

I know what you're saying but I don't want the newbie to misunderstand. The prints will be dry (or should be) as soon as they hit the floor or take-up reel. The ink will not be cured for some time though. There are differing opinions on the necessity of waiting for the ink to cure before...

What files types and sizes are you printing? What are the sizes of each print? Are they raster, vector or both? One file printed 300 times or 300 files printed once each? What resolution will the job be printed at? How many passes? What is the speed of the printer at those settings? What...

If you can deal with the odor and having to profile your media again then I guess you just need to figure out if the volume you print and how long you intend to keep the printer are enough to make it worth it financially.