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Flexi Or Rasterlink?
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timgo
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With a mamaki printer?I've used flexi for 15 years, casmate before that.. I like it, but havent tested anything else
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Flexi's okay. It certainly is a step up from Rasterlink.
But Onyx and Caldera are both much more capable.
But Onyx and Caldera are both much more capable.
Myster Enigma
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Hi there,
I have recently downloaded Rasterlink and I'm not too fond of it. I have the Mimaki CJV-30-60. I was using Flexisign before that and find Flexi to be easier and faster. I am quite new to print and cut so only recently heard of the term "Rip Software" I've googled it a while ago but still don't completely understand the meaning of it. I've been printing sublimation using epson printers for years and the word RIP has never come up or did it ever apply to what I was doing.
From my understanding is ripping the process of converting a job so that it is immediately ready to be printed therefore saving time? Can you please explain this briefly for me. Also you say that Rasterlink is more of a Rip software. What rip features does it have that Flexisign doesn't have.
Thank you
mackenzieGRAPHICS
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I use Flexi and VersaWorks for my printers here and I prefer the flexibility with Flexi quite a bit more (no pun intended). We've tried using Rasterlink and it just wasn't user friendly and didn't have half the capabilities as Flexi. I also highly prefer Flexi over VersaWorks for the same reasons.