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I think this was fixed with OSX 10.6 but check this out anyway. Go to System Preferences and you see if you see a Utility on the bottom "Other" row called "X-Rite Devices". Make sure that any devices listed are unchecked and you should then be able to use your spectrometer. Not sure how the...

does anybody remember the Van Dyk 4000 copier, the one that fed from a roll of paper? Or the Vydec word processor? Total Copy System? Xerox 1860? Lionheart?

Yeah, me too!

I'll put in my two cents' and recommend Paper Mart, Mr. Harmon Lippe 201-412-9947

-- disclaimer I am a Ricoh employee -- If you're referring to the Ricoh 1356/1357 line of B&W mfp's I would agree with you. *Begin shameless plug* However the new 8100-series kicks butt in many ways including image quality and due it's implementation of VCSEL technology does very nicely on...

There is a Fiery user forum where you can post questions like this, EFI Fiery Forums As far as I know there is no current functionality such as what you're looking for. Upon discussing this with a tech support person from EFI recently he indicated that something like that may be in the works...

Sorry, missed what you said about using Specialty Papers. There may also be advanced paper settings that you can use in terms of fuser temp, voltages etc that could help.

If you're trying to use offset carbonless then that's your problem. Appleton Superior brand for example uses oil / solvent based chemistry and isn't compatible with xerographic devices. Appvion as they're now called has a line for digital printers called Xero/Form. Xerox will probably want...

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Keeping in mind that I'm a manufacturer's rep you can take my comments with as many grains of salt you want. I would ditto most of what Craig and Stephen said (except the part about the sales reps, Ricoh's commercial printer reps have tons of experience in that space). But yeah, read through...

You might try searching and/or posting the question at fieryforums.efi.com.

If you were one of my customers I'd be asking you if the the interruption in printing ever happens with non-vdp jobs and go from there. If yes then I'd probably suggest clearing the Fiery (after archiving files and backing up customizations first) to free up resources. If no, then I'd take a...

While it is true that the Creo does not handle Fiery-specific VDP output files the type that it does process, VPS, it processes very efficiently. Most VDP applications such as XMPie, Fusion Pro etc do output VPS so a Creo would be a very good choice if that's the RIP that you're leaning...

Are you looking for just basic information or how to get yourself certified or maybe a company to manage the certification process for you?

On your Fiery under Configure > PDL > PS select 'Cache PDF and PS Objects' and enable it. This will specify whether images in PDF and PS files are cached in order to reduce the need to reprocess the same image in a file. When you do use Freeflow (or PPML or VPS for that matter) for the VDP...

From the Fiery Print Options Guide: "This option is designed to create solid, saturated colors. It is typically used to print text and graphics, not photographic images. Select On to print 100% C, M, or Y at the maximum density that the printer is capable of printing, regardless of calibration...

On the Fiery in the Printed queue if you right-click on any of the columns you can add/remove various components including pages, copies and sheets. The Copies value would be the same as the number of booklets printed.

User mazengh specifically requested "non biased information", not a sales pitch.

I don't know, seems to me that the multi-step process you're using, Word-to-PDF-to-PDFjam-to-PS-PS or PCL raster is way too complicated. The more times you convert a file the more opportunities for stuff to go wrong. No wonder the rip chokes on it! I guessing you don't have Distiller which...

There are a number of reasons for banding and they all have their fixes. Green Printer if you are not able to get a resolution from your local Ricoh tech message me privately and I'll help escalate it. ( I am a Ricoh employee)