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great to hear Rob I'm very happy with my Summa, it's making me money already. so easy to use with Onyx too. Just had one of my print clients, a design company, doing a signage package for a nationwide chain of stores. Of course they want everythingl pantone and cmyk colours, and cutout self...

bummer hope you get it sorted

hello Rob I just bought a D120SE a couple of weeks ago to use with CutServer, the Roland I got didn't work at all. It all was pretty straightforward, the only hitch was when it was looking for the marks I had the sensor raised so it couldnt see them. Here's how it works for me. - Print the...

my most favorite of them all: they want their job finished in 4 hours take 2 days to pick it up then you don't get paid for 3 months

As I said no offence intended MAB its certainly not illegal to buy 2nd hand software just didn't want this site to go the way of some others with all sorts of nudge nudge wink wink trading going on good luck with your purchase Illustrator is definitely the industry standard & worth the...

I think you'll find to do this legally you need to transfer the software license. This means the person selling the product can no longer upgrade their versions.

As Sharon said Illustrator is the print industry standard as long as you produce all your own work you'll be fine with whatever works for you. We do a lot of large format print for other companies & we know if it's in Illo it will probably print properly. Corel can be a nightmare to get to...

don't get offended Mab but you're probably not doing Fred any favours asking for copies of Adobe products on here

go and see each one printing take a file of your own & watch how long it takes to print at sellable quality you will see the Roland has much nicer print quality

just saw it running at the sign show on saturday in sydney damn fine output, damn slow printer might be okay if you're not in a hurry