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I walk around this place with a six inch steel ruler in my hand at all times and I constantly touch it to anything I think might zap me. You get the snap, the lightning bolt, but no zap! I just hate getting zapped. Dan

I'ld use Extira Dan

I do believe that QuickBooks AND Simply Accounting originated in Canada. We seem to know a fair amount about the weather and the same with numbers. Dan

Seems to me you have to re-route the plastic tubing as well. Dan

There's a bunch of YouTube videos demonstrating the EzyTaper at this link. Haven't seen one in real life but the videos have me intrigued. http://www.corbingraphics.com/laminator_ezytaper.htm There's also a bunch of customer testimonials that make it even more intriguing. Dan

There's a "Sort" button with an A over a Z and a down arrow beside the stacked letters. It's in the tool bar on the centre pane. Dan

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Not certain but I think it's called normal.cdt Dan

Shotgun.

Safest bet is to use sRGB. Especially true if you re-purpose your artwork for use on the web. Web browsers choke on artwork saved with AdobeRGB (1998).

Once you get your equipment linearized and your profiles created don't forget to create your work in the PROPER color space. Avoid as many color conversions as possible between your design program and your wide format digital printer. If you're feeding your RIP PDFs make sure you embed the...

It looks like some kind of a die from some kind of hammer mill. Just guessing. A little more background information would help. Dan

It's metric. You get one metric day off every metric week. Dan

Don't see anything amiss there. Not too sure how it works on a Roland but is there some kind of media compensation setting? For instance, on a Mimaki there is a media compensation setting that allows for a brand new (heavy) roll of media as opposed to a near finished roll that would require...

What does the test pattern look like when you do a test print? Dan

I guess it all depends on whether or not hit and miss quality is what you want to let out of your shop. There are other shops out there that just wouldn't call that acceptable though. To each his own I suppose. Dan

+1 to that! CMYK is NOT a standard. Printer (and ink) manufacturers are not constrained by any formula or standard to produce their inks in any kind of predetermined fashion. A properly linearized printer and an ICC compliant workflow does wonders for consistent wide format digital output...

LOL. Good eye, or should I say eyes? Being from the west I would have to agree that it might be an east coast thing. I know that blond left me dangling whereupon I gathered my wits and promptly headed off in a different direction. Dan

From what I can see it looks like everything is working as it should.

But in a previous post to this thread you do say: So what is it Bob? Sorry Bob but I'm not going to waste my time. It's abundantly clear that you have already determined you're so right that even if you're wrong you're right so what could I possibly contribute to that? Let me tell you...