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Credo W01 Extra Black (Regular)?

Barmeno-Medium (Regular)?

I would try Country Gold or Bountiful Bold for a casual style. Or maybe Averia Serif Libre Bold for less casual. Good luck!

Factual information is a good approach! So here goes: OMEGA is and has been created by Gerber right here in Tolland / Manchester / South Windsor CT area. We have not laid off or transferred all OMEGA programmers. We will continue to develop hardware, software and consumable solutions for our...

Thanks to everyone for their commentary and support. We value the opinions of our customers. We want you to know that Gerber is stronger than ever and we are continuing to develop new products across all categories. In fact we are currently working on updates to Omega to help enhance your...

Routers YES! Hi Joe, We recently discontinued support for the AR600. However, we enthusiastically continue with Sabre routers and all our other printing, cutting and materials/consumable products! Thanks very much for asking for clarification. Dana Goodale

Be sure you have the proper material being used in GSPPlot. Open the job in GSPPlot>Press F11>Substitute>Choose Gerber AutoMag You can try adding more heat to the orange. Go to GSPPlot F11>right click on the orange>click on HOT Add more heat to the entire job. go into GSPLOT>click...

It looks like a wrinkle to me too. Your best bet is to call into GerberService (800-828-5406) for some diagnostics.

To be clear, this will make it so future jobs will not have layers. Any existing jobs that have layers will still need to be flattened.

Go to Composer FILE>Import Click on an image file In the bottom right corner of the dialog box, turn off Keep layers, and click ON Flatten Layers to Current Layer. Click Preferences. All Set! Layers begone!

Go to Composer FILE>Import Click on an image file In the bottom right corner of the dialog box, turn off Keep layers, and click ON Flatten Layers to Current Layer. Click Preferences. All Set! Layers begone!

OMEGA also has Gerber Color ID that cross references any colors in OMEGA, including spot colors, vinyl colors, Spectratone Colors, or even Pantone(r) colors. Go to the OMEGA program group, then Gerber ColorID. Choose the source palette at the top, then the specific color from the palette...

Hi Craig, These Layout Stations are fully upgrade-able (sp?) in a variety of ways. How on earth are you doing! Dana

Hi Three Putt, In addition to Brian's suggestion: 1. If you hold down CTRL when selecting, this will allow you to break groups and combines when selecting. THEN, continue to hold down the CTRL key when you move these objects and you will have a copy of the objects WITHOUT the smart edit...

What about weeding text from right to left to get the insides of letters better (such as E's, G's, K's, F's, C's)?

Are you opening the PLT file from a network drive? If so, try copying the file to the local machine, then render the job. Please let me know if this helps at all. Thanks, Dana

Hide the layer tree (view menu>show layer manager OFF) Get a faster display card? If doing truetype fonts (small text), turn off truetype anti-aliasing in control panel. This is done automatically in OMEGA 4.0. If using gradients, you can go into tools>options>view tab and reduce the fill...

I have seen this occur when the WIDTH from 1 set of sprocket holes to the other set of sprocket holes is wider than the allowable width of the machine. This causes it to bunch up and rip out the holes when printing even though it slews OK. Compare the WIDTH of the vinyl sprocket holes to...

c:\jobs\samples\EM0_40.PLT and EM50_100.PLT These are "EdgeMatch" charts that correlate to the EdgeMatch CMYK charts that are in the Fill Dialog box when you click on CMYK. Each chart includes a base yellow percentage (ie 20% yellow). The Cyan and magenta change in 5% and 10% increments...

How do you create these effects today? Corel or AI? If so you can simply import the graphics. Also, feel free to send some pix and or vector artwork and I will try to reproduce what you are looking for. The Image>Convert to image function with a gaussian blur might do the trick...