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usually, feel free to email it to me and I'll check it out.

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I've never found a way to do it... I didn't think it was possible. I've tried the archive route, but it archives a file nothing else can read.

Something in the PDF settings that corel doesn't read I would guess. Tiff/Jpg - either way. The thing is we've seen a lot of strange things happen to pdf files in the rip - discolored boxes you can't see on screen, fonts wack out... crazy vectors wacking out .... a variety of things. When we...

If you don't need the vectors for adding spot colors (like to print white, or contour cut) can you open them in your equivalent to photoshop? Unless I NEED to pull the file into Illy, our normal practice is to open customer files in photoshop, flatten them and save them as a tiff. 95% of the...

To add, every time I load a roll I subtract a foot when I put in how much was written on the roll, and when I record what is left before taking it back out, I subtract a foot then as well. Depending on how many times a roll has been loaded and unloaded - I often have a roll with about 20 ft but...

I'm pretty sure it doesn't. I get decent files created in canva from some customers. The problem files always seem to come from someone using the free version.

Not sure why everyone wants to dicker over a couple of months. This looks like a great deal - for an awesome printer.

Sounds like you need to educate yourself, to educate your customer. Here are some google search results on the subject. I read somewhere once that Canva doesn't have the "outline text" option - but in canva world it's called "Hollow", or something like that.

Is there a way to change your calculator to mm? In my method I use mm, but your calculator was inches, could by why it wasn't as accurate?

I should note that generally, I'll subtract 3ft from what I get just for extra cushion - I didn't in this experiment though.

I love it when I use up a roll down to like 6 inches or less. It's VERY satisfying!

This is kind of interesting.... I just now needed to figure out if I have enough on a scrap roll of poster paper to print a template. I pulled out my calipers and used my method... I came up with 9 feet. For fun, I thought I would try Fire Sprints calculator, and it came out to about 18 feet -...

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all of our files are on the network server. I've got two computers at my desk. One is the design computer, and the other is the RIP computer. We have a 3rd computer just for our Agfa Annapurna RIP - also connected to the network. So, working files, assets, proofs and production files are all...

You could save-as, and add "print" or "cut" to the end of the file name. My work files are Illustrator files. My production files are either a PDF, an EPS or a Tiff - I also tend to make a "production" folder for the production files if I have more than say 2 for the project.

Just outline it. Or expand it. Why don't you want to create outlines? Do you not have "work files" and "production files"?

a new car and a restraining order?

Here is a link to my math/formula https://www.signs101.com/threads/inventory-control.161665/post-1502017

I write on the media how much is left before I take it out of the printer. When that doesn't happen, and I need to figure out how much is left I use a digital caliper and math.