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I know it was a pretty opened ended question but this actually helps out quite a bit. Thanks everyone!

what should be taking into consideration when designing a backlit sign ? I dont mean materials, ect. I mean on the actual design. Do's and do nots maybe?

I Use them. I never used the fonts side of things, as far as raster images and vectors they all worked as expected from a website such as imageclub No complaints really other than the phone calls, about once every 2 months they call up with some new release offer for x amount of money that's...

I fell your pain my main board on the SP300V gave out a little over a month ago as well, in the end it would have costed me more to repair than the machine is worth.. I have a VG series them and the SG are fairly close and both the newer models. and i agree with what was said earlier, if I...

i guess im not sure what your trying to say.. you got black shirts on sale?

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not to be the downer here but i never had good luck with long print runs staying perfectly straight on the SP300. we done wraps with it before max printing width is 28" ish but for the long panels we had to drop it down to 26" to account for the scew then again i never had the "holder thingies"...

Well this is rather lame.. they drop the price quite a bit and only major difference I see other than the name is its not a duel cmyk (or 7 color)

for us its more to what material customer comes in and wants a butterfly sticker on there back window - calendared material customer comes in and wants company logo decals on doors of vehicle - cast material so many different terms for what vinyl really is. "decal" has a higher quality sound...

any news on if this machine can handle printing magnets?

think of is as it MAY last as long as x years. Not it Will last that x years. I have had white calandard (4-5 year) material yellow in as little as months and cast material spiderweb and brown in as little as 2 years. that being said i have had opposites of those as well where cast and...

Does anyone own one of these? Im looking to move up to a 54" printer/cutter, one sales rep is recommending the truevis and another is recommending the SP540I. pricing would be pretty close including the take up reals, and other than inks the only major difference i see is the print speeds.

+1 on pinch rollers here, lift them up and see if they have alot of play in the roller. they should be fairly tight with very little slop.

Windows 7 and windows 10 both had the exact same hardware configuration and both where running 3 monitors. with crossfire on it brought it down to 1 monitor and it worked.. Im not sure myself as to why that would fix it but it did. I got in some light editing today with no issues so far. That...

UPDATE Premiere pro began working with crossfire on, so I would assume it does not like having more than 1 screen. in any case I can live with only 1 screen for video editing. Thank you all for all the ideas and help on this!

got the bios updated... cool new loading screen but no luck on pro. ill try the factory graphics tomorrow. here are the results of that test you wanted me to run it ran for a little over 20 min

Ya this is my third build... I'm a little embarrassed now i never even thought of updating the bios on this I will give it a shot here shortly

forgot to mention this is cs4 im working with, honestly i refuse to pay $600 a year for the rest of my life..

If it comes to a duel boot system, ill just stick to using premiere pro on my laptop. which is a windows 10 laptop but it doesn't seem to have any issues running this. other than the fact that its tiny i3m possessor and 2gb ram runs slower than a turtle.

Alright thank you everyone for your help on this, sorry its slow going on getting back to everyone. we are getting closer (i think) premiere pro lets me create a new project now.. it still crashes instantly when i try to do anything with it but at least there is some interfaces loading up this...