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I just installed the "Verb" font family because a large client has branding we require it for. All the fonts are in the system, available in Pshop and AI etc... but Flexi will not load the additional styles of the typeface. Example, when I select "Verb regular" in Pshop, I can then use the...

No, We have not recieved a new head yet...we were looking on the info of who/where to contact for the replacement process to begin with. After about 45 minutes on the phone and half a dozen transferred calls we got it all sorted out. Really though, this info should be more readily...

Yeah, our supplier Grimco has no info, just talked to them. Plus we generally do not buy from them due to the high price.

It seems to be top secret info, we cannot find it anywhere. Grimco doesn't even know. My business partner is on the phone with HP now, but getting nowhere. So can anyone tell me or send me info on where to return Print Heads that are in warranty but have failed?

Ink lines look OK. Test print shows full nozzles on #5 and partial on #6 Before I swapped out the print heads I had no Magenta at all. I put in #6 first, it printed fine, then started to drop out....the printer asked for #5 to be replaced a short while later. Then #6 stated to drop out. I...

I just ran through some diagnostics. Ink supplies are OK Ink Pressure system is OK What is the best way to get a peek at the right side of the carriage? Also, if it is air in the lines, am I pretty much stuck doing a purge?

Yes...I replace the magenta cartridge which was not out at the time, but REALLY low. I thought it may be part of the problem.

Into my 16th print head cleaning cycle. Starts to print, then drops out, every time. Yes, I changed the print heads. Printed for a short while, I am guessing because the heads were charged with ink already No error messages except the occasional 98:03 for print quality issues. So I suspect...

You can send me a file to quote if you like.

But if you turn off color correction, your printer will print the exact CMYK values you feed it, regardless of it being RIPped. As aforementioned, working with in the gamut of your printers capabilities is far from a bad thing, to reiterate, why design something you cannot match in print...

Then you may want to rephrase your question. You don't need a longer lasting sign, you need a more resilient, or indestructible sign if vandalism is the reason for them not lasting.

Define often. We use reflective on burgundy enameled aluminum in a local development, and they don't start to get beat down by the sun for about 8-10 years.

OK, I printed two 3'x5' real estate signs and 3 banners (Two 36"x120" and one 36"x180" That used up the last 10% of my head cleaning maintenance kit. Is this normal? If the kit reaches 100% full, can I still print? Or am I SOL until the new kit arrives? Just seems like the cleaning kit...

Already laid out both sides and the back....this is the problem side. No problem with grays on the HP latex.

"the top is a brushed metal texture, and the bottom kind of like a sci fi hull texture." Just something subtle and abstract to break up the solid blue

Not when it's blurry like this, no....LOL The logo is as big as I can comfortably go, and the number is almost 7" tall. Visibility is fine IMO. I don't expect people to view it from half a mile away. I do think the blue on the bottom can go a little lighter to contrast it from the black...

While I would love something more simple, there are two major considerations. 1. We want to showcase that we sell wraps...having our own van wrapped is the best way to do this 2. The current condition of the body of our van...well, let's say a wrap would clean it all up nicely.

I really want to get this right before we print and wrap out van. I want our company colors, blue, black & white. A little texture to make it interesting etc... So go ahead, give me some constructive feedback so I can make this better. I can design the hell out of a lot of this, but my...

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Welding. I assume your talking about actually fabricating the can itself?