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Xrite i1 Pro 3, or i1 Pro 2 are probably your best bets depending on what you needs are. The i1 Pro 3 Plus would be better if you need a larger aperture. The i1 solutions all require connection to a computer to get the readings. If you're looking for something that has an integrated display...

While geekbench scores are interesting they are not very directly related to actual performance. As mentioned Adobe Applications do not utilize the multiple cores (or CPUs) very well, so a high multicore geekbench score means much less than a high singe core score of your spending your days in...

Does anyone else find it problematic that there is only one woman in the room and a man is taking credit for her work?

I've seen this before (https://www.coca-colacompany.com/stories/extraordinary-collection-coke-israel-creates-2-million-unique-diet-coke-bottles). From a technology standpoint it's really interesting, but from a design standpoint it leaves a lot to be desired.

To me sounds like they know how to prepare a file for print but not for an email campaign. Sending an email campaign with the message as a PDF attachment is a very bad way to have it be read or in some cases even get it delivered.

That link is for a small subset of the actual test. This link has the more complete version of the test, with much more detail. http://www.colormunki.com/game/huetest_kiosk The online test is OK, it can be fun and be used to get a general idea about color vision, but it is not a replacement for...

7.0 and higher is windows only for the server so, so if you ever need to upgrade the MacOS compatibility for the server is irrelevant. The client (Mac or Windows) now runs on Command Workstation which is the same as for Fiery Cut Sheet RIPs, that is updated frequently, so should always support...

There are plenty of reasons not to use non Epson inks. Epson will give you a hard time with support if you ever have an issue. They are not going to match your Epson inks so you'll have to re-profile. Third party inks likely do not go the the same level of QC as Epson so they may be more...

I'd suggest getting a temp and humidity logger and sticking it in the garage. This will give you some data about the actual temp and humidity in the space and can help make a decision, it won't be able to give you the full picture as you don't have a full year to leave it in place but some...

One more thing I'd recommend is try to get something with either no contract or a very short term. That way if you're not happy you're not locked in.

I don't think that either Skype or Connect are full fledged phone systems, they might get the job done but the have some limitations. I really like Jive for VOIP. There are so many cloud based VOIP solutions that are great alternatives to traditional phone service. But be sure to shop around...

If you don't have access to the original InDesign to re-export a PDF, your next best bet is to use a tool like Pitstop to add the QR code into the PDF.

I've had similar issues in the past. I think it was related to the SMB versions involved. Sorry I can't be more helpful but hopefully that gets you pointed in the right direction.

+1 for Suitcase Fusion with TeamSync, it keeps all of your computers font libraries synced up through the cloud. Plus it has plug-ins for most applications.

To add onto what Gordo and DeltaE have said there is also questions about how is the profile being made in GMG. What charts are used? What settings? What measurement mode? …

When you are looking at the soft-proof on screen what software are you viewing with? Both the before and after. Many applications cannot present color accurate spot colors on screen, and overprints would be particularly tough to get right.

I don't have any real answers for you but if you have a new head laying around, I'd replace it and see if it works. In my opinion it wouldn't be worth it to purchase a ~$600 printhead that may or may not fix the issue on a printer that old. I think the money would be better spent investing in a...

Well you can look for a device with Apple® AirPrint and/or Google Cloud Print. I'm not sure if any non desktop printers support these services. I haven't used cloud print so I can't speak to that but with AirPrint if they have an iOS device and are on your WiFi (with the printer on the same...

The setup you're talking about would be with VMware Workstation (Type 2 hypervisor) or something similar, which actually should be pretty easy to setup and passthru should be pretty easy. You won't get the same performance as you would with vSphere (type 1 hypervisor) but I'm sure even with the...