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You will need to provide a bit more information. Expected volumes, 17" 22" or both, single width or double width, spot colour or process colour printing, single part or multi part forms. The field is so vast you need to narrow it down. Saying that, I would start your search with Didde Glaser and...

This begs the question, since Creo now owned Scitex, why wouldn't they utilise the code in Full Auto Frames instead of re-inventing the wheel?

Option 1: Find a supplier with a Scodix system, print the jobs yourself and outsource the raised print to them as a raised Scodix UV varnish Option 2: Outsource the raised print to a screen printer as raised UV varnish Option 3: (Long term solution) Invest in Scodix or similar. https://scodix.com/

I'm not dealing with the $ in this case, I'm just a user and provide the technical IT knowledge. I did see the numbers but I don't remember them, I do know we decided on the subscription model rather than outright purchase. The pricing depends on which modules you license. We have included the...

We have just been through the process of choosing a replacement for our MIS, we finally narrowed it down to PrintIQ which is very scalable

Ah yes, the memories of those little surprises that Postscript would throw at you :)

Are you sure the impression cylinder is worn, even on a 25 year old press it would be unlikely, the bearers may have some wear, but not the cylinder itself. It is more likely that the blankets are a different thickness than you have used previously and need extra packing.

https://befonts.com/script/handwritten

It's only in the past few years that customer supplied PDFs have been the standard, before that it was standard practice for the customer/designer to provide Quark Xpress/Indesign/Pagemaker files together with all supporting files and fonts. In some workflows, it was not possible to produce a...

This is also happening in Australia at the moment https://www.accc.gov.au/media-release/australian-news-media-to-negotiate-payment-with-major-digital-platforms

Unless it was a large print run the printed sections would have been folded, collated and sewn on machines. The mull on the spine would be glued on by hand, the case boards cut to size on a guillotine, the Baladek cloth would be applied to the case boards by hand and gold foiled on a platen...

https://www.canva.com/design/play?category=tACZCqDXe04&type=TACGFshkKyU

I'm not sure if the Low disk space errors are being parsed from the Windows notifications or if Prinergy monitors the disks itself, you can try turning off the Windows notifications and see if that is reflected in Prinergy: Open the Registry Editor by clicking on Start -> Run and running...

Typically there are 3 bolts on the Non-Op side of the backgauge. 2 out the sides and 1 out the top. The 2 on the sides are the ones you want. There is typically a nut that locks these bolts in place. Unlock these nuts while holding the bolts from turning I believe the Polars use a 5mm Hex wrench...

That's Round & Back binding, usually done by hand for small runs, I don't know if there are any machines that will do this type of binding

https://www.xante.com/enpress/