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Though I don't have a VP, I just tried to order on for the heck of it, and it says the deal is already over!

Awesome! Look forward to hearing a lot more.

Yes, just had mine changed...need to contact Fred...but please don't everyone go asking at once now!

Hmpf...seems like I've mentioned this numerous times, but I guess no one pays attention or likes the idea.

I have to respectfully disagree. Due to my own naivety in the beginning, I've used my own business name. Try a Google search for my biz name and many of the FIRST hits that come up are typically related to Signs101. So, you can't tell me that someone performing their due diligence on a...

But...if item 2 were locked out, then it wouldn't matter, right? If not, then I agree with items 1 and 2.

Removal of Signs 101 from search engine indexing - how come? Unregistered members would not be able to view any posts or pictures - I like this idea. Why can't this be done in either case? Registered members would be subject to membership dues to be determined but probably $50 to $100 per year...

Yes, check out GraphixCALC in your search. It may or may not be what you're after, but at least give it a spin. It has full network capability out-of-the-box so users can have simultaneous access. We are currently offering a 20% off special too...GraphixCALC - 20% off special FYI, we are...

Not as long as you've put 'em back in just like they came out.

Just cleaning mode is fine.

Have you never replaced your cap tops? I replace mine every 6 mos...pretty much have to. If I don't I first notice nozzle drop-out. I've had exactly the same thing happen as you describe, and it was caused by the cap tops swelling enough to touch the heads, which causes capillary action to...

We use Corel X3 along with CoCut Pro.

Try this...www.graphixcalc.com And don't' forget the 20% off sale! http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32591

Anyone seen one of these or actual samples? I just talked with a guy from Gerber. Supposedly, the ink is opaque enough to be used successfully for clear media...unlike what I've seen from most inkjet prints. I just looked at the service plan for the Ion....only $8000 a year! Geez, gotta be...

Or...draw one? Can't be that hard, even if you're not very good at drawing stuff.

www.oberonplace.com

Another one I've used for some time is www.pdf995.com

Right, but will that flatten out a sheet of coroplast? Probably good for sheet vinyl, but likely not so good for a semi-rigid sheet. Could be, but just guessing here.

Did you get anything other than the 'basic' setup? Are you running XP, XP64 or Vista? Did you get an add'l 'scratch' drive (as John has suggested is a good idea). What all are you using with it (i.e. Corel, Photoshop, Flexi, etc.)?

Curious too about the feed mechanism of this unit. How does it handle stuff that may not be perfectly flat...like most coroplast has some bow to it. Since this has no vacuum holddown that I can see, seems like this could be an issue, though I'd have to assume that the engineers considered AND...