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Maybe post a picture of what you need and you may get more suggestions. :)

Your file needs to be a VECTOR file in order to cut it, so, yes, you need to trace it

OOPS! Just took a closer look at your test print. There may be damaged or deflected nozzles there. :(

*I am not a technician. We've had our XC 540 for 7 years now, and NEVER had prints that bad. Good news is, your test print doesn't show any "deflected" nozzles, as far as I can see, so they they are probably just badly clogged. Try a head soak (search this forum for that!) Hopefully that will...

Hi. Will Roland metallic inks work on heat transfer material? Going to try a test later today or tomorrow, but thought I would ask here first. Thanks

*I AM NOT A TECHNICIAN* Still looks like it might be the encoder strip giving you problems, though, on your first test print you do have some deflected nozzles, especially in the black, so this could be an issue as well. If you have a magnifying glass, take a look at the over spray to see what...

Never seen graphics on the hand grip before. Would think there might be a safety issue there?

We ARE using the 1005 SC Easy RS. Talked to a few people and they have had good luck with it. As you say, edge sealing is important and we will definitely do that. Will strips of laminate work, or does anybody suggest something else? We have used laminate strips on wraps before, but never done a...

This is what we are putting on the boat, both sides, 225" long. Printed one side this morning, just about to print side 2. Using Avery 1005 Mark

I print on HV1200 all the time, no issues so far. Make sure your heat is on, and turned up. I use the Arlon DPF 6000 RIPC profile that I installed for our prints on Arlon. Gives excellent results on HV1200. We always laminate too. Mark

Powerclip can be used for raster or vector. When you go to wireframe and see nothing, that is normal because your object is "inside" a container. If you want to retain "visibility" in wire frame mode, do as J Hill Designs suggested. Mark

*I AM NOT A TECHNICIAN* Lift the front cover of your printer and look up inside. You will see a clear "plastic" strip running the full width of your printer. That is the encoder strip. It basically tells the print head where it is. To clean it, VERY CAREFULLY, wipe with a clean swab or lint free...

I opened jfiscus' chart in VersaWorks, and it recognized all the PMS colours. Most of them are out of gamut, but they are there. Mark

Nice! I love the "cola rocket" on his back.

Had a similar problem with our XC-540 (not the test print, the over spray). Had the encoder strip replaced and it fixed the problem. You could try cleaning the encoder strip first (if you haven't done that already. :) ) Mark

Like you said, not the easiest to read, but I love it anyway. Though I did read "Betty Don'ts" as Betty Donts". Don't see the apostrophe. Great job. Mark

Try here..... http://blog.coastalbusiness.com/how-to-print-color-swatches-in-coreldraw/ It's for X3 but basically the same for all versions I think Mark

Looks like Papyrus

You would consider Roland a SOHO printer? Really?

Never wrapped a boat before, but we have one to do in a couple of weeks, but everything I have read says stay ABOVE the water line. You can't see it anyway when it's in the water. :)