Recent content by narseman

Thank you Pressdork.. I found it.. I was searching all through settings, and every place I could think of. Would NEVER have thought to look at the "view" menu. (Windows.. It was right there also)

No Mac's. Windows. Macs are horrible for anything not graphics related, imho.

Glad you worked it out. When I need to scan a bound book, I cut the spine off, then just scan the flat pages through a automatic feed scanner. Canon DR-7550C scans both sides at once at an impressive speed. Colors are not always great, but good enough for 99% of my needs. Just saying.

I mean the subscription version, with the blocky icons designed by 4 year olds. How does one go about restoring the adult version, pray tell..

I HATE the child like pure bullshite new style Arobat.

So we mostly Foil 1st, then over print around the foil. Knock out the foiled portions. Toner will cover the spots. Assuming full coverage.

We had tried 100%k a few different ways. But still had the spots. Till some tech mentioned the option in the file properties, within the Fiery print queue. Only then did it work, without spots.

It's intended to prevent people from printing money! That is the whole reason. With so many new color printers out there, with great quality, anyone could just print whatever cash they want. But with this code embedded, the individual printer machine can be traced, to the owner. So if machine...

YES. More than that.. It's hardware embedded. By law. There is no way to bypass it on any color print. At least on any commercial printer. Gov got their own rules. EDIT: Digital Printer

One of my fav pieces of advice.. :)

So my associate has already worked this out. Canon1350 you HAVE to choose the Grayscale option in the print queue file properties, in addition to specifying 100% k.

We don't have "white print" anymore. Used it very little when we had it. But apparently, if you're printing the foil image in 100% k, the security dots are not applied. Note, on my Canon1350 you HAVE to choose the Grayscale option in the print queue file properties, in addition to specifying 100% k.

I'll try.. But we've tried a few things already, without success. So we mostly Foil 1st, then over print around the foil. Knock out the foiled portions.

I think he's referring to a type of "foiling" Looks like lamination, but it lays down a shiny gloss that sticks to toner only. Just like foil. But clear, and shiny.