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Randya....Thanks! you solved the problem. dtdm....go into Production Manager and run a size compensation. It will print an 'L' shape that is supposed to be exactly 12" x 12". If it is off, a dialog box will allow you to input the difference and that solved my problem.

Hi all....I have a Mutoh Falcon driven by flexi 8.1 and my files are not printing the correct size. Example: Design a 24 inch circle for a banner graphic, rip and print, and it prints a 22 inch circle. Any ideas? FYI the preview in Flexi and Production Manager shows actual size. Thanks for...

As soon as CM opens you will see a tabs for media size and job size. Just adjust them accordingly.

Registered in Australia. 1 Month old. 20k printer for 6k. Scam.

Lexmark...not sure of the model. They sell them at Office Depot.

Yeah...I learned the hard way too. Make sure ALL your text is converted to curves before taking it into flexi via a .PDF

Those sites pop up all the time....just because they are half a world away doesn't mean that Roland gives their product away.

Scam....even if Dr. Nicolas did pay them a visit :wink:

4CP sucks....go with indexed color...it has to be converted to halftones anyway and that will still allow the colors to pop. The screen printer should have figured that out on his own based on the artwork.

burbujas de santo!

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Thanks for the explanation Mike...one of life's great mysteries solved!

I'm sure this will be considered an elementary question by some but since I haven't figured it out here goes: I understand the need for a 60 degree blade to cut reflective and other tough substrates and have also read it cuts much smaller and tighter angles. So what is the reason for even using...

So 2 years plus in business and you just now get around to joining S101 and TSForums and do nothing but complain at both sites with your 1st post? BTW, Stahls owns Imprintables

Tell that to the 16 y.o. kids mother who's son got capped in my town just last week. Witnesses scattered like cockroaches.

Graphtech released a new version of Cutting Master a few months back, have you downloaded it and tried that?

Your in a no-win situation........Am I reading correct that the other company got the job, or just provided a new picture? If they ultimately got the job, I would say the deposit is yours, but you can probably say goodbye to this customer. Like I said, no-win.

Wow man, tough breaks, but don't give up! It looks like Roland is really going out of their way to make things right with your plotter, but after 3 machines and lost business......I don't know. Maybe you should look at a refund and going after a Summa or Graphtec instead. Good Luck!

Not the point I was making. He stated he bought it and wants opinions after the fact. I don't care if it is $400.00 or $4 million, it's not like he can return it after getting a bunch of bad feedback regarding the quality. And FWIW....I agree with you regarding the arrogance and negativity...

Don't you think you should have asked advice BEFORE you bought it?