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Macs don't have the virus problems that Windows/PC users have for one reason and reason only - it doesn't play well with others. PCs and Windows is designed, programmed and made to be universal which requires it to be more vulnerable however it means that it is more versatile and more consumer...

Could be a heat issue. When you are running your prints do you see any lifting or bubbling of the material as it comes through the rollers? Even the slightes of lifting can cause the inks to not land where they are intended to land.

That's one big puss...:omg2: :ROFLMAO:

I use both but not by choice - I hate Macs. For some reason I feel they make things more complicated then it needs to be. And the whole Mac doesn't Crash as much as PC is a bunch of Horse doodoo!

I say as long as they have something. It's better then nothing.

Your customer doesn't sound like they take THEIR business seriously. Who, in the business world, doesn't have some sort of image/logo? Tell them your simple web design will come with a logo design and figure that into your web design time. Explain to them the IMPORTANCE for having a logo -...

Gremlins:help

The obvious solution to your mystery is that you must have a mole in your operation there in NJ, secretly distributing your photos to the internet. :omg2:

For instance - Google "free pizza" and look at the images that pop up. The FREE PIZZA text and the exact picture of that pizza is in the top row. How it got there Idk - its not even linked to the College Humor website you originally mentioned.

Well here is still the internet. I've done google searches for things I've posted on here to see if there's other areas out there in the WWW that I'm not aware of. And what do you know - my post shows up as one of the listed options. Maybe this picture is now featured under Google for Free...

The differance between this and shipping the cartridges back to mimaki is that we can dump them in the garbage - which is paid for already since we need to dispose of our waste(s) via backing papers, shipping cartons, packing papers etc. All I think the posters are saying is that why should...

If its a Solvent ink you should wait as long as possible up to 24 hrs then you're good to go. If its a latex based you're good to go right away. You could google that question and would've gotten simalar answers.

Funny thing - I kinda contradicted myself in the previous post - I started off saying it was "pretty complicated" but ended on "they aren't as complicated as one might think." After thinking about it and reviewing the process it seems complicated at first. But once you get into it and start...

For whatever reason they made removing these pretty complicated. For the sliding doors you have to remove the interior door handle. behind that there is an opening to the panel where you can fit in a screw driver to unscrew the handle and release it from the door. For the front door you...

Just call Julie or the ground survey company in your local area - no reason to fright or stress about it. If you need a permit you get one and you pass the cost onto the customer. If you are unsure of the need for a permit call the city. They'll let you know. This job is cake if you think...

Unless you include some sort of set up charge in your pricing, most places charge to make "supplied art" useable. I just did a print job from a design firm for a vehicle wrap. Even with thier ACTUAL supplied art, (EPS's) we still have to charge them 3 hrs of set up time in making the files...

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You are welcome. I felt the need to extend the help I recieved to anyone who was in need. I was having a heck of a time solving this issue on my own :banghead: But I finally figured out a source. Figured I would save those in the same prediciment the trouble and pass on the support.

Finecut is an Illustrator plug-in/add on to convert it to be able to plot out vector shapes to a Cutter/plotter. It works directly with Mimaki Plotter systems.