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i'm trying to get a medium battleship grey in illistrator then printing via versa works on our roland vp540i. i'm using c-0 m-0 y-0 k-50% to try and get the color i need. now, when it prints it comes out looking like it has a greenish tinge to it. for the life of me i can not get the...

cool! let me know how you get on with the new cutter. were thinking of getting a new cutter so i'm interested to see how you get on with it.

thanks gene.............i'll see how it looks. i got this file i need to print and of course the file is low res! so i have to recreate it.

oh and the top font......its hard to see in the pic if its just a standard "ariel" type font or if it has slight curves on the end...............whats your thought on it?

thanks tiki! saved me again! awesome............i owe you a beer or two!

can anyone id the font on the bottom please? i have looked through my fonts and come close, but not quite close enough! thanks!

try cleaning the encoder strip. that maybe your problem

we run our edge fx 5 days aweek and have done since 05, and have never done what you are asking. as above, we use a paper cutter or scissors to cut the backing paper.

mike......is there a real big difference between the two? or is it something you wouldn't really notice to much? i know i could just go print 2 identicle files and use one prepress and the other max impact, but i was just curious.

we always use us prepress etc. i'm led to believe that max impact does use more inks etc, so i'm told.

ah, that'll explain it then! lol....

check your blade pressure. make sure you have a clean sharp blade. we use 651 everyday and neverhave problems with weeding it.

go take a break, grab a coffee, go onto youtube, type in your favourite song and relax, take that 10 minute break.

you should try and explain to your boss that if he would pay for some training for you, it would improve his business' work flow, it would save him money in the long run because you would be more competant at your job, he would save money in materials and in time etc! it makes sense for him to...

no problems! we use this method alot, we have a normal measuring tape and a soft measuring tape with us always. it is quite easy when you have done the first 1 or 2, you will get used to it in no time.

bct is who we use, very good service and products

use a "soft" measuring tape, the ones sewing shops use. lay that in the grooves and you will see how much extra you will need to print. make sure the area is very clean if its a container that is stored out doors.

+ advantage. strange if your sign supplier doesn't even carry standard 8' x 4' sheets of corro! thats like, real basic stuff.

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outsource it. we do 20-30 or so often, but any more than that we would outsource the job.