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Three ideas: 1. Two hits of white ink dry trapped as a base where needed might help a little 2. (silk) screen opaque white as a base where needed 3. use white kraft and print the brown texture

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You're lucky. Many companies lay off employees when the employees return from their vacation.

He didn’t know. I had keys to the place because I often had to work late.

In the early 70s I camped out for several months in the darkroom at Zenith Graphics a full service prepress/graphics shop in Calgary Canada where I was the photographer. I hadn't been able to find an affordable apartment. It was mid winter with temps of -30 and the heater in my old van no longer...

It's also called the boss's office.

Maybe it's "JOMO" - the joy of missing out. I don't know if all the likes are because I'm not posting or because I will be posting later on. Hmmm.

Just taking an August break. RE: Print will be back in September so don't do anything silly while I'm away!

And the costs associated with any jobs you had to bump off to get the rush one through.

The joke is - this isn't a joke. These arguments actually happened. The issue of the defects in the presswork went through the courts (in Europe) and after analysis of the printing by myself, the forensic science centre of (redacted), UGRA, and two years in the legal system, the court finally...

https://news.yahoo.com/santa-barbara-news-press-declares-035011309.html

Contrast that with the employee… What's your personal goal? Um, to make money. What's your personal strategy? Umm..to work as little as possible to make as much money as possible What's your personal mission statement? Ummm....to make more money than I can spend and quit working! Anybody tells...

That needs to be discussed prior to the quote and/or during the sales phase. And never use the word "match" as it's an absolute. Instead use "align" as it's got some wiggle room.

I find this phrasing confusing: "any re-runs due to proofing errors will result..." You made the proof. Are you saying that you made an error or errors when you made the proof? Would it be more accurate to say something like "By signing this proof you are authorizing us to print this job...

That sounds like UV coating to me. Now aqueous coating. That there smells like a fine Chardonnay (Chardon eh? in Canaduh).

How do you define a "good" job vs an "O.K." job? I.e. How would you describe each and what makes the difference?

In PShop the AI either happens on your computer or in the cloud - depending on what is being done. I use an M2 MacBook Air and it's quite zippy doing AI stuff. You don't have to just create entire scenes. Sometime you just need to make some adjustments to an image. For example, here is the...

For heaven's sake. Adobe is an American company. You can't expect them to know a foreign language!