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If nothing else and I mean nothing, the way X3 handles nodes over previous versions is monumental. Example, create an object then use the Interactive Contour tool, break it apart and notice the gazillion nodes it just created with a equally huge pile of itty-bitty straight lines. X3 has vastly...

I assume you've looked into Triangle MLD inks, if you've read many of the posts. Just wanted to reiterate that if you've not. I got mine from Pacific Coast Sign Supply in Portland, OR; who it turn got it from NuSign in California...whom I believe is a primary vendor of Triangle products.

PhotoShop and cutters don't mix

I have had this issue if I have the "center on width" enabled. This feature centers the print between the pinch rollers, and you'd think it would be smart enough to know that when cut, but if I have that enabled the cut is off sice to side. I believe you use VersaWorks, which likely has a...

Yes I have a DingTec and it does work alright. I am sorta in the market for something with a bit more such as a real liner take-up system and adjustable roller pressure (this one merely uses the weight of the top roller for pressure). Actually, it is best as a mounter, but we have managed to...

What are you willing to spend? A GOOD laminator is gonna be about $5k on up.

I don't know if this would work and you may have already tried, but can't you set the background to be transparent in Photoshop (just like setting a color, but transparent instead), so that when flattened it would have a transparent background? This way you could then save it in the preferred...

So what all files are supported by Flexi? That information would make it easier to choose one of them than to guess one that is not supported. I understand that retaining layers is important. What is getting hosed with transparent TIFF files? Oops, I mean that transparency is important, not...

Welcome! We had an exchange student from NSW (Copacabana, about 50k North of Sydney). I got to spend a month there several years ago and wanted to stay!!!

That's quite a claim coming from an ex-Summa guy!!!

Sorry, it was COLORIP not COLORCHOICE, but here is the info direct from Wasatch and it is $299 not $199...so sue me! http://www.wasatch.com/wcumain.html

Of course I don't have it now, but I had the email telling all about it. Ask Matt C. about it, too, I spoke to him about it when the deal was on.

Wasatach made ColorChoice for Roland before Roland (or whoever) made VersaWorks....Wasatch offered the deal a coupla months back. They may still honor it, who knows. I was pissed because MY upgrade each time is $500 or $600, which I've done about 3X now since buying version 5.3 Roland-only...

Not sure if they still are, but they were running a special to upgrade ColorChoice to the latest version of Wasatch for like $199 or something ridiculously cheap.

Is it supported by Roland any more? I'd ask there if you've not yet done so.

Geez, DUDE.....update that nasty OS to something decent ! ! !

I just built a custom rig using the Q6600. One cool thing about Wasatch is that it can use all multiple cores...meaning that it will RIP multiple files simultaneously. We have a job right now where we are RIPing some large jobs (multiple 4x8-ish panels) and they are taking like 3-5 minutes to...

Geez, I've been happy with the last couple I got that were around $200...one is a Viewsonic and another an Acer from Newegg. In fact, I just bought another Acer 19" LCD today as a replacement for an old 19" CRT. I guess I don't have the need for such hi-end stuff.

You can get SignLab for that too...but price really should NOT be a primary factor! For that matter, why not consider Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw coupled with CoCut Pro and if you're printing, then add Wasatch SoftRip or Onyx Postershop?