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    Ultimate digital print test sheets

    Best thing to to do is to create a PDF with 4 pages... Full solid C, M, Y, & K. Have the demo operator print each sheet (max size) on a few different paper choices. This really gives you a good idea of what to expect from the machine... The best part is that they never expect it. You will see...
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    AppleTalk Printers don't work in Snow Leopard

    AppleTalk is Dead! Bonjour!
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    checklist for a perfect PDF for printing

    Agreed... preflight pane in Acrobat 9 Pro
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    Your Opinion? Trade Print or In House?

    The margins are huge if you invest in a small "digital production unit" which most would call a copier as long as your quantities are fairly small (2500 or less ). The turn-around is great since it's in-house but the quality for some items may suffer. I recommend a Xerox 242 to get started...
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    DPM34SC (Clean Mirror?)

    Hi Bill, Thanks for the reply! The DPM is great, no question! The spray from our presses gets everywhere (as with most shops) and I'm sure it's getting in there... We have to keep adjusting our exposure times. The last time we had a tech in he mentioned cleaning the mirror, which he did but...
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    Xerox 700

    I've duplexed 100# Sterling Ultra Dig Cover, 12 x 18 with no problems... 13 x 19 may jam, but you can have your tech adjust the timing which helps... Registration isn't great and I only recommend trying this from the high capacity!
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    DPM34SC (Clean Mirror?)

    How can I clean the mirror and/or lens on the AB Dick DPM34SC? Thank you for your help!!
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    raised print

    Sunraise Sunraise We've done well with just a simple table-top thermography unit... raised print, tabletop thermography, Sunraise, slitters, heat transfer
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