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I've got the old one too. Simple setup, simple to use, there is a feature to mitigate the "dwell mark" which I've never had to use. You have to get used to adjusting the tension on the rolls, top and bottom, so the sheets don't dive into the bin. Have had some incredible jams, mostly from...

I've had similar issues with jpegs in pdfs. Bring into photoshop and adjust the midtones down. Usually works for me. No promises. :)

Captive market. My laminator same way w/rolls. I got them to give me one "never ending" chip for film they didn't support. Installed it permanently. Saved all the others. FujiPla.

I have a couple Challenge cutters.. Titan and an XG. Hydraulic. I don't know yours but.. I assume it's hydraulic too.. There are valves that control the pressure. The pressure is applied both directions.. Up & Down. There may be a bit of debris in a valve, like pieces of a seal...

YEP....

Not to mention the container ships backing up at most major ports. So even if it gets shipped.. Could be delayed significantly at the ports.

" Right click the taskbar > taskbar settings > combine taskbar buttons > never" This have zero to do with where the folders open on the desktop. No idea how you thought I was referring to taskbar. Open any folder.. or Program/App, then open something else.. The 2nd item opens right on top of...

Please.. I use 10.. I started with Win 3.1.. (DOS 5 actually) Built many machines over the years. Win 7 is BETTER than 10, if not safer. I really hate it when things are changed - to make me safer - as if. All they did was make it harder to mod, and STUPID. The apps that are pushed on you are...

But will they program them to report false, or actual data? A scifi story I read a long time ago postulated a current human in the future riding in a car. While the car made a lot of noise and speedo said 80mph, the car was actually doing about 20. Gradual design change as people had devolved...

2 Socks.. Save the sleeves for a rainy day.

If you're going through a roll of TP every day.. You need the professional services of a gastroenterologist.

OK.. Granted I didn't notice the date.. (DOH!) But my reply is still valid today. And FOREVER.... ha ha ha :cool:

OK fine... Granted I didn't notice the date.. (DOH!) But my reply is still valid today. And FOREVER.... ha ha ha :cool:

Actually. you are absorbing something of it. Smells are physical transfer of molecules. Molecules fit into receptors in your olfactory sensors (nose) and signal the brain. Solvents, being far more volatile than a ham sandwich, physically transfer a good amount of material in the air. :unsure:

Trying to get the salespeople to go back to the client is worse than pulling teeth. Sometimes we struggle for hours on some stupid pdf issue, when we finally say we MUST go back to client.. then get a new file in 20 mins., fixed... it's frustrating. Sales don't want to "bother" the client.

YEP.. Standard procedure.

That temperature seems to be low to me. My low temp film runs at 220 deg F. Also, when laminating toner printed materials, you cannot use cheap lamination.. You need a lamination glue designed for the purpose. Something like Digibond, or Ultragrip.. (Nobelus) Various companies have similar...

I found this... "A hard proof (sometimes called a proof print or match print) is a printed simulation of what your final output on a printing press will look like. A hard proof is produced on an output device that’s less expensive than a printing press." Does that help? (Print a hard proof)

You do know, don't you.. That "mice" come in a vast assortment of shapes, styles, sizes, colors and functionality.. even track pads.. You could spend 20-30 minutes at a computer store and choose a new one that suits you better. Then take the old one out back and let it run free..