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"The first Microsoft patch for 2010 is out, providing cover for a solitary vulnerability in the way Windows handles EOT (Embedded OpenType) fonts. The update is rated “critical” but Microsoft says there is a low likelihood of exploitation on its newer operating systems." - ZDNet Link...

Are you referring to the Print driver?

The Graphtec disk should also install Cutting Master 2 that should also be listed within the Application Launcher of Corel X3. If it is not, you may need to download and install the latest version from the Graphtec Support site...

Would love to have you aboard and I am sure you will gain a good bit from it.

Reading log files now.... what a pain

What software is the Nethasp for? What version?

What version of FIREFOX is being used? Using 3.5.6 here and caps are cool here.

Just a guess, Microstyle ? I am sure someone much better qualified will flame me for this... but oh well :)

That font takes me back to the ole Gerber 4b days !

The only time I have run into issues with powering the Roland's off for any period of time directly related to some (not all) third party inks. The periodic maintenance is a good feature for most but can be a bit wasteful for others. IMO. I have purposely left the heads uncapped and my XC-540...

Should not be a problem. I would cancel the job and power it down until tomorrow. Leave the empty cart in place.

Welcome Finbar! If you get a chance, post a review of the Mutoh 38 in the Signs101 Product & Vendor Review section. Obviously it has served you well. Please don't judge all of us Americans based on the country music you torture yourself with :) Have a Happy and Prosperous New Year to all!

Cancel the job now and bite the bullet. Even if the job would stay in Pause until you put ink in it, you would have a pretty bad dry-line in the print where it left off. You might try this.... pull the cartridge out and push the indicator tab back into the cartridge and put a piece of tape...

Welcome from the peach state of Georgia ! ... and horrible traffic of Atlanta :)

Back in the day when I had a mac. I prefer ACT or vTiger at the moment for use on my PC and Kubuntu setup.

A bit expensive for the Mac solution but FileMaker and good template is the way to go, IMO... http://developer.filemaker.com/solutions/detail/?item=solution.10000002783&sol_region_amr=1

TigerCRM and Sugar can be installed on internal network/server if preferred. Quikbooks had a Customer Contact Manager 2.5 that was really helpful but is no longer sold/supported by Intuit. They have gone with a hosted solution that will run you $20-30 a month or so. ACT is extremely stable...

TigerCRM is another good free option out there. Web-based.

Thanks iSign. Fred is quick on the draw.