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First, fold a tech cleaning cloth (so it's not much bigger than the printhead), soak it in cleaning fluid, and place it on capstan, and leaving the printhead on top of the cloth for a minimum 12 hours. This is called "soaking a printhead". Another way is to get 1 bag of cleaning fluid and do...

If you're putting it on something like panaflex, just make sure the surface is EXCEPTIONALLY clean. If it's a new face, you'll be fine, but again, make sure it's clean.

Why not just covert the text to vector to bypass this and look for fix or log a complaint on the Corel forums where the developers get their tweaking ideas from?

Depends on what you are using the 40c for. Did you try Grimco for the 8050?

The prison bus mentioned in dmcgary's post is the closest. You'll have to measure the mid-door and windows, then draw them from scratch. Better than starting with nothing.

The font is too thin, as others have said, but also placement is wrong. I wouldn't give a discount, but I'd thicken up the font, show him the new layout and place it where it's least to get hit. Make sure it's outta the water for 4 days once installed. Let the glue cure first.

Butcher is a font called Crillee. There are several versions of it out on the web. https://fontspace.io/crillee-font/

I believe he's looking for ideas for a "recipe" on what to use, etc. I don't believe there's a panel big enough and light enough to light up a 2' x 20' sign for 8 hrs every night. The batteries would have to be stored inside the building.

Sounds like the SignLab software cannot find the dongle. Does Windows see it? Also, besides the dongle, did you back up your license files elsewhere?

I use an HP 560 in my daily and haven't had any major issues with the printer. The arm for the pinch roller needs to be replaced, if it hasn't already. The new arm is metal as the plastic keeps breaking. Actual HP techs don't tell you that. HP Engineering does and never sent out a bulletin...

Another that it may be if condensed slightly: https://letterheadfonts.com/fonts/smalts.php

This type of scam has been going around for over two decades on the net. Like someone posted, maybe have AI come up with some kind of jacked up layout and send it to them.

PetePaz was correct and to use cast or calendared vinyl (i.e. Oracal 3640) on clear/transparent as it will block enough of the graphic on one side but along a quarter of the light to come through where there isn't a print on either side. If light comes through where the print is, you won't see...

Clean your maintenance station thoroughly. The printhead is picking up "interference" and dragging it along the print. The wiper, capping area, anything the printhead passes over.

Flexi is a suite where you can create and print. When exporting as a PDF make sure you save it as "Full Size". It's a "pop-up" window that will appear after you name the file. You can also do the same for a JPG. When you go to export, deselect the box where it says "suppress options" in the name...

Closest thing to what you need. https://en.likefont.com/font/10942476/

Also the font used in the '70's for The Mary Tyler Moore Show. -User of Useless Knowledge

They said the same thing, but when I looked at it, the print was phenomenal.

Also, if it continues with other prints, did you switch out the printhead to see if it had failed?

Saw the attached in Orlando a few weeks ago. They had printed on it with an eco-solvent printer and it looked phenomenal. https://www.hexis-graphics.com/us/produit/kromprint/