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Gene Pool doesnt need a life guard, because then people like this would be saved....let them drown!

try these guys, they are an oracal dealer here in New Zealand www.signsupplies.co.nz

It is almost one of those situations where you are dammed if you do, and dammed if you dont. We have a mixed environment here, and about 18 months ago I bit the bullet and bought myself an iMac. From my experience, all in all it has been relatively painless, there were certainly teething...

Not too bad overall, however... I would get rid of the centre aligned text - it makes it hard to read, left aligned is more natural. Also, in those 3 panels on the front, as well as left align, also tidy them up a bit. Put paragraphs in and space out the content a bit. It is very hard to...

Thanks heaps! Love this place!!!

I thought this would be an easy one to pick, I am actually wondering if it has been stretched??? Any ideas out there? (the secretarys bit please) Thanks heaps

+1, here is a visual representation of the different gamuts..... http://www.printernational.org/rgb-versus-cmyk.php

They do - We use Google Apps and it costs, but is worth every cent, havent looked back since adopting it about a year ago. Our mail server is now a good boat anchor

:goodpost: I like your second one iSign

I didnt see it either, not until I restarted my browser :help :help

very rough but what about something along these lines.....

MassiveGraphics Havent been doing it quite as long as you, but am interested in your comments on the Epson. We have been doing it for a few years now, and I would go as far as to recommend not getting an Epson. We have a 9880 (the one just before the 9900), while I am aware the 9900 is a...

Sorry, no experience with that one, however I can recommend Breathing Color

I am not sure where you are, but most vets around here have an after hours number to call.....hopefully the same for you. Hope it all goes well!!

http://petnutritioninfo.com/chocolate.htm Might pay to call a 24hour vet? Not sure how many ounces of chocolate he/she ate?

A lot of it will depend on what your main market will end up being. If it is going to be indoor posters and POS stuff then the Canon will be perfect for this. Once you start getting into vinyls and outdoor stuff, I would look at getting a solvent/latex printer. The media for the aqueous...

The Canon and also the Epson does use pigment inks, not dye

We use a NAS with two 2TB disks set up on a mirrored raid. To me this is the safest option as my data is still all good if one of the drives fails

We had a similar problem with canvas a few years ago - the printer was stretching the canvas as it fed through, so was coming out shorter - significantly shorter on larger prints..... Not sure if yours will be the same problem though

what media are you using?