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That isn't really "banding" in the traditional sense if it runs perpendicular to head travel...as this appears to be doing. Have you played with heater settings at all? It looks like improper heat and/or dirty encoder strip. Have you cleaned the encoder strip at all?

I use it over my local network...seems to be working just fine.

See this post... http://www.signs101.com/forums/showpost.php?p=269943&postcount=2

As a starting point, try using Output for Professional blah blah blah. I have modified mine further, but don't havde access to it right at this moment. This will get you close, but you'll likely need to change some other settings to get it better.

I've seen products for the Gerber Edge made for this purpose. Graphic Marking Systems (www.graphicms.com) sells this stuff.

www.signdna.com has some as well, though my favs are SignFonts.

Sure, why not work FOR the competition then you can BECOME the competition. Hell, maybe even steal the clients while you're at it. What a concept!!!

You could probably use just about any normal vinyl...not necessarily print media...something like Oracal 751 or 3M 7125 or 7725. However, unless you are only printing black or backing this up with white, you will be disappointed with the colors of an inkjet on clear media.

Glad to find out about another vendor in the PNW...welcome!!!

Uh, overkill. You trying to make up for shortcomings elsewhere ;-) You play with that thing too much and you'll go blind!

You stated the problem right there. Surely, though, you must have some sort of media profiles that you are using, right? If not, you are hopelessly lost and will never get it by gosh-and-by-golly. You MUST have some media profiles. The best thing you could do would be to learn how to make...

Here's a cool tool that may help you out! http://www.oberonplace.com/products/fitobjects/index.htm

I know that there are many Flexi fans out there, I'm just not one of them. I prefer Corel X3, coupled with CoCut Pro for vinyl cutting and Wasatch SoftRIP for printing. I also have Adobe CS2 suite, but I'm very inexperienced with them and really don't care for how they 'work'. I know Adobe...

If you are there to take the photo, why not take a measurement? You really only need one measurement, though two are better to ensure your aspect ratio is correct in the photo. I do this all the time and it's rarely off enough to make a difference.

I think the actual code depends on the firmware you are using...I don't know any of the codes, but I believe that is the case.

He's looking for a flatbed CUTTER not a PRINTER. Easy mistake I know, since that is kinda the buzz right now.

Another one I found, but no pricing, likely to be expensive since it's Gerber. http://www.gspinc.com/default.asp?contentID=282

ZUND is the name that comes to mind.

I've cleaned mine, but never removed it to do so. I just run a cleaning swab damp with IPA down the length of it, both sides. What more is there?