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That's a thought - as well as just printing Avery labels with the QR code and sticking them to the back. But, this is what the marketing director wants, so I'm doing my research...

So, I have an interesting request... My marketing department wants stickers printed to go into online orders. This would be easy, EXCEPT, they want the peel off liner printed on the back with a QR code and promotional sale info. Is this just a matter of keeping the sticker sheet precisely...

So, after getting on the phone with Grimco tech support, trying different file types, restarting the Ripping computer, I tried a different media profile (a different department head needed a poster more urgently). It printed. So, I either have to fake it with the other profile, or search for...

Still got the same error "unable to set up multi-level processing" I'm going to Onyx's website...

OK, I did see the error message: "unable to set up multi-level processing" I'm not sure how to handle that, but one thing that may be causing the problem is that this is a wide image that's being rotated to fit on 36" wide canvas. I'm going to try is rotating the image in Photoshop first and...

I'm trying that now... Just copying it to the other computer and opening it is sloooooooowwwww

I left it alone over the weekend - nothing. I don't see any notifications on the console - I could check again, but so far, it's just been... nothing.

I wish that were the case, but it opens fine in Photoshop and Acrobat. It even goes through an initial Rip OK. But, when I open Job Properties and edit the media to match what's loaded in the printer, it just disappears from the queue window.

Onyx version 18.0.0.5278 The PC is a Dell Precision T3618 I have no idea what the specs are... I don't have this problem with any of my other printing, this is the largest file size I've worked with...

I'm trying to do an art print of a high res scan of a painting on canvas. I've saved the .TIF that we got from the artist to a PDF, but it's over 1GB. It imports OK in Onyx, but after Ripping, it just disappears from the screen. Is there a limit to the file size that Onyx can handle? I...

I still think production artists should be the higher paid staff...

Our big Canon printer's toner tubes come packed with a little cardboard tray. I used a couple to hold grommets, and a couple others for business cards and desk ephemera. The rest went to my son's daycare and they did crafts with them... the same for the piece of cardboard that's packed with...

Excellent idea! I'd never thought of that! I keep thinking about art, but then there's good old basic cleaning...

What do you guys do with leftovers or misprints? As a child of Depression-era parents, it's hard for me to just throw stuff away... I have found that large roll ends of vinyl are quite helpful in housetraining my new puppy, and adhesive-backed scraps are fun for my son's classmates to make...

Our company driver dinged our van and there are a couple scratches on the hood panel. this was produced before I even started at the company by our California artist, and the printing was outsourced at the time. Since we now have a printer and media that can do a car wrap, I'm trying to figure...

Well, since I've been doing the most basic style of decals without transfer tape for the past two years, I'd like some information from a users group I joined when the owner of my company upgraded his equipment. Being snarky and snobby wasn't part of my question... Does the new management of...

My, how condescending... I've been making decals since we upgraded a couple years ago, it was an easy learning curve. This is the first time I've gotten this request, so I'd like to know what other designers use. I apologize for not having encyclopedic knowledge of every product line out...

That seems to be what my Grimco rep is recommending...

Signs, decals, product photography, catalogues, sell sheets, motion graphics... My company has me doing everything...

One of my salesmen is looking to have decals like the attached made. I understand that all I need to do is create a cut file, but what media do I use? He says he's seen decals like this that have a second liner that holds the decal together and is then removed when its applied.