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As I understand if you send a cmyk file with 100% black the printer is gonna print the black accordingly (just with the ink limits). Likewise with a "rich" black. So you need to input the c,m,y values in. RGB of 0,0,0 get me deep blacks which are like 80 % of each color(cmyk).

In the cut window there's a dropdown list about halfway down the left side. It has options of "hold" and "send now". Pick "send now" or the job gets held inside the production manager. You can also go to the production manager, choose the last job ont he list and hit send from there.

Looks like a heavily stroked comics sans.

Illustrator has a "glyphs" paletter as well for displaying character maps. Under Text menu.

Direct from roland: http://www.rolanddga.com/rnet30/files/support/AI_CS_-_How_To_Contour_Cut_(03.08.2005).pdf

Open the swatch pallette in Illustrator. Make the stroke of the path you're going to use to cut any color you want. Inside the palletter window you'll see the color you have picked for the cut path. Double click it. Another little window will pop up. Change the type to "spot color" and...

Yup, just a hub. Especially since you already have the rips printers/etc setup for your current computer.

Make sure you're cut scale settings are set at 100% in the cut window.

Inside of Photo Paint, look under the Effects menu, you'll see a submenu for Textures. Try any one of those. You can probably get away with the "stone" one tweake. (I assume your looking for that canvas-ish texture on the picture?) If it's the color style you're looking for, open the...

We're paying $65 for the 220s at the moment.

Depends on what they do to "refurbish" it.

Changing properties of a profile is going to do more damage than help. Which profile/printer file did you download? I know the profile for 3651 G for our soljet from oracal came in bi directional.

Eye catching, but not very effective apart from "Wrap it".

Thicker vinyl, profiles with less ink, don't print to the edge, vinyl with more aggresive adhesive.

You can also mirror it in your printer settings, right before printing. Well you should be able to .

Try Medieval something

We charge about $150 for the back of a pickup window. $200 with lam. You need to use optically clear lamination.

True, printers are all the same. The way they get the information is the difference. You need to speak to the RIP software and not to the printer.

Those are some really really complicated ways to do that. Make a selection of what you want in black/white. Then create a hue/saturation layer and bring the saturation slider all the way to the left. Instant black/white with the ability to go back to normal.

You are probably trying to trim too many things at once. Corel cannot read your mind.