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Since he said it was setup is Photoshop its probably a raster already.... Can you convert it to greyscale?

None that I know of. I did a restoration on an old Ducati and vectorized that logotype from a digital pic I took of the old one. No, you can't have it. :)

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Why would there be a difference in the amount of ink used?

Same here. Banners on high speed and/or billboard. These two jobs were printed on LG Bannux with the billboard setting.

Thanks!

I have these fonts on my shop computer but I'm working from home and can't think of what they're named. :banghead:

Laminate for protection from chemicals and abrasion.

Yes, that is correct. IIRC, there should be marks for where you punch it to put in a three ring binder.

Which is precisely why I don't think you should make statements like "VP540 only has high or low, so best to leave it at low and just for banner material."

How would you know? You haven't even the most rudimentary knowledge of your printer.

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Medium?

Normally low. These are the kinds of things you can test in your shop and see for yourself.

Empty your waste container. Do a cleaning. Measure ink.

I've had my printer for over a year and have never performed a medium clean.

If the end caps are installed in the media is should be fine. If the roll is sitting directly on the rollers I'd expect it to be deformed after a few months. If the pinch rollers are locked down on the media for a few months I'd expect them to develop flat spots.

And there you have it.

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Starnberg