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The only issues with transparency now are importing unflattened .ai files into Corel.

I would love to get responses as to why one program is better than the other, not just "cuz that one sucks" and so on... 1. Corel 2. Illustrator

Ummmm....anti-graffiti lam?

Interesting. That's a good application then. But I think for the most part, the client already has a prototype or product before they design their packaging. You guys sound like maybe the exception to that rule. But even in this application, I still don't feel like it's "printing".

Hi all, Please delete if this is not allowed here. I just came across another wide format forum that, by the looks of it, could really use some of the expertise from the people in Print Planet. Most of the questions have 0 replies but are all simple enough questions that we all could help with...

I recently attended Enfocus' Webinar regarding the future of graphic design and this topic came up. There were a couple of professors who were presenters and one of them argued this exact same thing. We (the print world) are only involved because they called it 3D printing. It is not printing in...

No I was not blanketing all of Filemaker at all. That's why I said Filemaker Onsite.

Filemaker Onsite is complete garbage. It was designed for the apparel business. So if that's what your focus is, then great. But don't try to customize it to another industry. It lacks serious thought for the print/sign business, especially when it comes to prepress. There are two or three...

Damn! It still doesn't show up for me!

Damn it's not up anymore :(

sinalite.com or sinaprinting.com

Also, this article came out in July 2013....little more than a few months ago.

As wonderful as that seems, I can't even search for the app. So disappointing. No results.

Isn't that what pizzahut.ca is for? LOL

OHHHHHH I gotcha now. Thanks! Seems like such a trivial thing to worry about considering it just ends up in the garbage. #firstworldproblems

By embossing, do you mean like how the print creates a bit of an impression or...?

Not familiar with this printer but our old one, the trick was to always feed leading edge first. 1. Print all of side 1 2. Remove from output, flip on the short edge and put back into feeder 3. Turn image upside down on the computer 4. Print side 2.

Hey I'm not in the envelope printing department of my work so excuse my ignorance but why is embossing such a big deal?

Can you elaborate on "cannot get our Canon C6010 to print on it"?

By opening in Illy and deleting. Sorry I'm so not proficient with Acrobat tools yet. Perhaps when I did that, I saved it in CMYK but I'm sure that I didn't. UGH! So confused!