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Not sure how you missed the gloss when looking at the machine - It is still a toner based machine after all... The Indigo does print very close to an offset look, but I'd be prepared for a whole lot more downtime. I've worked in 3 shops that had Indigo's and those hoods are up a lot on those...

We have Fiery on our 1000's. While I think Fiery has gotten worse over the years (I think it's gotten more and more bloated with unnecessary options with every release), I've heard bad things about Freeflow. I used the very first version of Freeflow on black and white Docutechs years ago, and...

We have two 1000's. Love em. We previously had a KM C8000 that was a dog. And also a Canon VP6000 that was a decent machine, but SLOW compared to the Xerox 1000's. Our 1000's are good solid workhorses. All our tech's warned us we'd probably have more down time in the winter due to a lack of...

Heh - If any tech ever told me a 1/8" bounce is within spec I'd be showing them the door pretty quick. We had a Canon 6000VP that always held good registration. Getting into registration to begin with was sometimes a headache, but once it was registered, it held nicely.

Gasp! Something fishy from Xerox sales?!?! :) Man, I love my Xerox, but business-wise they make it real tough to work with them sometimes. Sales tactics as bad as the used car business.

We have good luck with Accent cover in our Xerox 1000, but we've had problems on other machines with Accent (old KM 8000 could never run accent without mottling). For jobs with a lot of coverage we used to go to Finch Fine ID. It's a much smoother sheet. I've heard that Accent also just...

It's this stuff: ExcelOne For digital and offset.

We run NCR in our 1200 all the time. We usually get eXcell brand. Jams a lot more than regular stock, but besides that it runs fine.

Dude, stop filling up the front page with 6 year old posts...

We have found translation software for almost all languages to be very lacking - They just don't handle the way people commonly speak or write. If you're translating a dictionary they'd probably work. Over the years we've found the only half-way reliable option is to go through a translation...

Proof-reading and fixing typos causes some sort of "creator's bias"?

Well??? Don't leave us hanging!! :) How's it going so far?

Good Luck! We're looking at one for the new year. We've got a color-1000 we love, and our old Canon c6000 lease is coming up, so we're looking at the Versant to replace it. Are you planning on using it for envelopes at all? Sales rep says it does great with them, but at the shop we went to...

Lol Bain & Company. The people who make a living out of "downsizing". Your best people work for love and fairy dust! Nobody wants to feed their families or ever take a vacation!

Is everyone else getting PHP errors all over the site? Some threads won't even open for me...

I run a Xerox color 1000, canon c6000, and two KM B+W 1200's and wear contacts full time except on the weekends - No problems here. I wear 2 week daily lenses and usually get a month or more out of them. I disinfect with Clear Care every night.

I read Rainman's comments as more of a question regarding banding due to mechanical reasons which most digital machines suffer from to some extent. (I.E. roller or fuser banding)

We have a Windows server (2008) and it works fine with OS 10.7 (Lion) connecting via SMB. Every once in a while we will end up with 0k fonts when copying them from one folder to another, but that seems to be sporadic and I haven't nailed down exactly when or what causes that. But on the whole...

True. However, his other two posts, one of which asking him to help crack his RIP software that he downloaded, make me just a wee bit skeptical.

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