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I used to read that Dr. Suess book to my kids!

thanks! I don't have a plotter or any way to die/kiss cut anything

I'm having trouble finding 2.5" circle labels that are both water/weather-proof AND can go through my xerox v180 or v280. I'm only finding labels for inkjet. I don't suppose any of y'all know where I can find some labels that won't wreck my fuser? Thanks!

yup! The receptionist at my work is learning graphic design from us on the marketing team. She asked if she should go to college for it... lol, no (she'll learn from us... while collecting a paycheck and not racking up student loans)

can i ask why? Doesn't that make bindery a nightmare? Or is this some kind of collated project?

that's great! Thanks Wheeler!

I have a client who wants several tshirts and am wondering if y'all know of any transfer label material that can go through our digital presses with fusers that get really hot? thanks!

I just had one that i've never had before. I'm happy to work late or come in early, but never have I had a request sent after hours asking for the job to be done the next morning BEFORE work started. Care to share a crazy request by your clients?

does it do a full rotation on a sphere?

did you already cut the postcards down to size? I know my machines would have issues running something as small as 8.5x5.5. If so, maybe rotate 90*? Do you have an inkjet that you can run the indicia through? and, obviously, run it gray instead of color to save a little money

what's a darkroom? (I'm kiding, but surprised you still have one?!)

well, now I'm wondering if my sales rep mislead my company as we were told EOL V80 was end of last year. Next time they come at me with EOL noise, I'm going to ask for some more info.

any failure message that can help?

...and... the process of hiring, on-boarding, and training a new employee isn't free. Might as well try to retain.

I liked my v80, but end of life was last year and at the end of last year, getting parts for it was difficult, specifically booklet maker parts. I would not buy anything that didn't have a regular supply chain for parts going forward. I heard of a woman in Florida who bought an electric...

i was fine using the 5000 series, but that was a decade ago and I don't remember clearly. my only advice on that or any printer is make sure you know WHEN they'll become "obsolete". The only reason we bought the xerox v280 (and I'm very happy we did) was because our v80 reached "end of life"...

i haven't used the 7100 in a couple years, but it has 5th color. Does the 7200 have 5th color? I'm not sure if it's the 7200 or 9000 series, but at some point, they moved the 5th color to first in line, instead of last. The 7100 I used required me to run white toner first, then run it again for...

umm, maybe see a doctor? It might be a medical thing. It's probably ozone as several have said in this thread, but if it's still happening, see a doctor? Also, you might have synesthesia. I do. While i have not been able to identify what triggers mine (could be sound, visual...), i'm lucky that...

I googled OP. His website says he's a BROKERAGE, not a real estate agent. Meaning he's way more invested in real estate than your typical agent. I didn't bother doing much searching on OP, but running a brokerage is only cost-effective if you have several agents working for you and/or you're...

regarding booklet maker... I love mine, however, most of the guts in our booklets do NOT have bleed, so I run the covers oversize, cut them down and use the inserter for the covers. But some of my books have full bleed guts. I used to print, cut and then feed the hole thing through the...