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I usually ignore the page as well, unless there's a specific need for it. I usually snap to objects and everything, so if I'm making a 4x8 sign, I just make a 4x8 rectangle and leave the page at its default, and normally just export to EPS with Selection. Knowing how the page system works...

Why I made my comment about the retail use thing, taken from Microsoft's site: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/get/download.aspx Remember expiration dates: Please plan ahead for when the RC expires. You'll get two weeks' notice, and then beginning on March 1, 2010, your PC will start...

Sounds like a mess. I wouldn't install an OS that isn't available for retail purchase on someone else's computer. I believe Windows 7 still uses an NT kernel, so expect the same results. If your drives are SATA, I'd probably just pull the power cable to em before installing to ensure they...

If it's an NT based OS (NT4, Windows 2000, XP, Vista), I give it a 80% chance it BSoD's on boot, 20% chance it doesn't. All kind of behind the scene drivers are installed and configured during the installation process, when that hard drive is taken out and installed in another computer, those...

Holy crap that's a lot of responses in a couple of minutes!

By elaboration, the following would help: What software is being used? What effects are being used in that software (IE: Corel's Contour function)? Are you exporting to another format before bringing into Versaworks? Does versaworks preview show that color? Could be something as simple as the...

Engravers with a bit of a contour should get the job done.

Looks like Niagara Solid with a slant to me.

Font's called JI-Appeal on my system. Only thing I can find out is it's from JupiterImages, which is the company that owns clipart.com, so I probably got it from a cheapy $10 cd with a year subscription free to clipart.com a year and a half ago. Either that or it came installed with Corel.

Are you possibly mixing filetypes? Something like the following scenario could happen: Your design is in Coreldraw, you export to EPS for printing. After printing, back in Coreldraw, you export to DXF for routing/cutting. When using different file formats, things may happen, for example, the...

Hallo and welcome from the other side of the state (West Wendover, NV/Wendover, UT). The printer wakes itself up every few hours to do a head cleaning, so that is probably why it seemed to happen out of nowhere. As to what I'd do about it, I would pull the cartridge in question (or all of...

Couldn't resist, just had to use this font!

There are special medias designed for solvent printing. Most sign supplies will refer to it as "digital print media". I do not know the chemistry behind it, but I believe the idea is the media will absorb the ink, whereas if you just print on any regular vinyl, you're essentially just slapping...

Hate to take it off topic, but just out of curiosity, where does the copyright line start to blur? The photograph is creative work of the photographer, but does the object/subject of the photograph have some rights as well? I.E.: If I take a picture of a famous driver, car, or whatever, does...

Dunno if you're just venting about Roland to here, or seeking help. If it's the latter, we could use some more details about the setup and where/when the crash occurs (on startup of versaworks, while RIP'ing, while printing?). I haven't read Roland's forums much, seemed like they would usually...

Any other anomalies that occur when it happens? If you're having an issue where the cursor flies to the corners of the screen and sometimes the right click menu appears, then you get the max zoom, I believe this is usually caused by an interruption in the mouse's PS/2 communication...

Kinda looks like Linoscript with a thick outline. http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/linoscript/

Can't you fit a compass with a blade of some sort? Never done it myself, but seems like a feasible option. In case no one remembers, the compass I'm referring to are those two pointed things you used to draw circles with in elementary school. A sharpened aluminum can to use as a die cutter...

It was a common Konami cheat code, I remember using it for Contra and Life Force on my NES. I think it became famous like Wolfenstein's "-goobers", so other companies would use/parody it as well.

I'm sure the reason it has views and no reply is that no advice is sometimes better than bad advice. That being said, my bad advice/thought is that maybe someone was playing with some ribbon cables like the nurse in Idiocracy, but I have no real experience on the innards/boards of these machines.