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You better find out if you can get paper first. Will any distributors take you on as a new customer.

I must have read wrongly into your post that you would have to use postscript with the included RIP. If you don't have to use postscript then don't. The only thought I would have as to why he suggested using it would to possibly have separations (plates/screens) generated as separate files.

I believe Indesign and Illustrator can still create Postscript, and Acrobat can export a pdf to Postscript.

If there is that much difference with cover weight than yes the fuser or pressure roller needs looked at. A Repeating Defects Page would tell you what to look at.

Surely someone on here has a Repeating Defects Page for a C60 or C70. But I think there should be a document with that info in the Service Mode test pages. First look at these darker prints my suspicion is that it is the 2ndBTR. Does the defect show on all stocks? The sheet look like it could...

You will probably need to run 50% or 75% to get a better idea. Also find out what part is 112mm in diameter.

Just so we are talking the same thing. If your standing in front of your printer inboard is to the back and outboard is to the front. Lead edge to trail edge is the direction the paper moves. At 112mm you have a defect in a component. If you should have a Repeating Defects Page that is all...

Yes that does. If it runs inboard to outboard how often does it repeat? How many MM? Is it on all colors?

Is it lead edge to trail edge or inboard to outboard? If lead edge to trail edge I would run a sheet of each color at 50% and see which one it is coming from. First clean the ROS window of the offending color. If that doesn't clear it swap drums with one of other colors that is good. If it...

I think you may be right there, since paper is a renewable resource which comes from trees that grow from carbon which is also a renewable resource and recycling it keeps the world green and allows more food to grow for our growing population. But the anti-green polluting climate change hoaxers...

I noticed prices have gone up again in the last week or 2. Blazer Satin 80# text 12x18 is now .09 per sheet. And that is still to only brand we can get.

I find the DF1300L will fold 80# and 100# cover weights just fine if they are creased first.

So who do you recommend for processing credit cards?

Here are a couple good threads on tray and stock alignment. The Versant configuration is the same as the 700 and 550 printers. https://printplanet.com/threads/paper-alignment-for-trays-on-xerox-700-and-550.269449/#post-274150...

077-103 error is the sensor indicating that the sheet is not exiting the fuser with the correct timing which is why I suggested that the sheet is not being pulled through the de-curler or the rollers after the de-curler. It has been awhile since I have had the 2100 so I am not exactly sure about...

If it is not jamming with cover stock then it is probably not a sensor issue. What condition are the de-curler rollers in? Have you observed it running with the door open? If so does the de-curler appear to be turning correctly? What you are saying seemed to be that 18" sheets are long enough...

I have been using FontXchange and converting our Type1 fonts to Opentype. No problem so far doing this.

Have you tried adjusting your curling in the paper catalog. Also for text weight make sure you are running them long grained.

V2100 do not have corotrons. Most likely something stuck in the developer housing. Take out the magenta drum and look at the developer roll. You will probably see a streak on it. Pop off the cover and turn the roll and you should see where it is. Push a piece of cover paper back through the roll...

Best to ask your printer, as they may want to do the converting on their RIP, especially if they have created an output profile for their press.