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I know this is old, but I had a similar question I was able to answer for myself. The ES-2000 photospectrometer is EFI's licensed version of the X-Rite i1Pro 2, and using the drivers for it allowed it to work in Onyx for profiling & calibration. I cannot confirm you can use X-Rites software...

What about color coding? Assign a color to each line, and then correspond with a color at the shelving along the row.

Hey Threeputt, did you ever get this solved? Mine has started doing this nonsense. :rolleyes:

Find the font in your Windows font folder and see if it's greyed out, which means it's "Hidden". If so, just right click on it to bring up the context menu and then click "Show". (at least in windows 7)

It is Blanch, but on the name they flipped the B and removed the bar to make the final E.. http://www.losttype.com/font/?name=blanch

It's an option on the printer. I'm unsure on the JV3 but on the JV33's interface it's: Function > Setup > Type (choose which user type) > Drying Time .. And then adjust the "Scan" time

It should be noted that this only works if the AI files are saved with the "Create PDF Compatible File" option checked. If I am creating complicated files, or files that have lots of linked (placed) objects, I don't usually tick that option because it increases file size.

It could just have the drying time cranked up.. that would cause pauses between passes.

It's probably static causing ink to stick to those spots. Might try wiping the material with something to cut back on the static.

What are people using the color-fill carved HDPE? I was always under the impression nothing really stuck to HDPE but I've seen it in a few places now. HDPE / King Colorcore / Starboard / etc.... Thanks in advance.

Looking for a recommendation for a self adhesive product (vinyl, fabric, whatever) to stick to a fabric wall. Similar to moveable divider walls, cubicle walls, or movie theatre walls. Thanks!

PureButtons.com all the way. I have used them countless times in the last 9 years.

I'm looking to pick up extra Colorspan inks or parts people might have laying around. HP has discontinued support of these machines, so if you have the entire boat anchor and just want someone to move it out of your shop I'd be happy to take it off your hands. Mine still works great and I'd...

Used pure buttons for years at my old business. Always did good work. That was over 7 years ago so I can't speak for it now.

You can't steal peoples ****. Get over it. Draw a new picture.

I don't know about the L25500, but on the L26500 this can be corrected with the "Straightness Optimization" setting. It's worked for me, but I didn't have 1/4" skew. Edit: Sorry to bump this old thread with something someone already said.

Is it the little "maintenance kit" thing that is $200, that comes with the qtips and stuff too?

http://www.businessinsider.com/mcdonalds-could-double-wages-for-employees-and-make-less-money-2013-7

Inkjet receptive discs work nicely, but it's a desktop inkjet so it's not waterproof. Laser labels are great. If you can find the discs with shiny on both sides (like uncoated tops) then being too thick won't be a problem, but the coated top discs plus labels tends to bother some automated feed...

Looks great!! I'm curious what the other side looks (how it was executed) because of the apparent asymmetry of some of the elements. More pics please!