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Sometimes. But when I get one empty plastic waste-developer bottle packed in a box that could easily fit 10 of them, surrounded by plastic air pillows, it makes me really want to know who's in charge of shipping at Xerox.

So are you adopting company-wide paperless bathrooms?

I'd say shipping packaging is out of control too - I get boxes with parts from Xerox & it will be a tiny little part in a big giant box that's stuffed full of those plastic air pillows. Amazon is also horrible at picking appropriate size boxes. I'd love to see an analysis on how much resources...

Sell the shop.

Hah - I was going to make a toilet paper quip too - That's a very open-ended question.

We went from a C8000 (that we returned to KM due to the horrible registration, and it's inability to hold color) and went to a Xerox 1000 and never looked back. We've been extremely happy with the 1000 - We had two of them at one point and they were workhorses for us. We've since replaced one...

His shop must be right next to Corel headquarters. :p Our large format & signage business has been growing by leaps & bounds and I have yet to receive a Corel file from any of our customers.

The only digital machines that I know of that duplex large sheets like that are the big production machines like the iGen with extended sheet option, or the Indigo 10000. As far as I know all of the other smaller machines are one side at a time.

I got an email the other day saying our price was going up from $49.99 per month to $52.99 per month. I didn't find that too extreme since it's the first increase we've had since they went to the subscription model.

Uh oh. I think this is going to be another 20 page thread of Web to Print advertisements.

Are you sure about that? We run KM 1250's here, and they're smart about knowing what page is actually output. We've run numbered sets of NCR many times on pre-collated stock with no problem. If it does jam you just need to remember to take a sheet or two out of the feeder so the right color is...

I'm running El Capitan and CC2018 installed no problem. I'm guessing maybe he's running something even older?

It's a gamble - Definitely not "laser safe". It basically comes down to fuser temp - If the fuser on the second machine is hotter than the first, the toner can re-melt. We used to occasionally run letterhead on our Canon 6000, and only had a problem with one customer - The customer was running a...

Ahh, the old "I've tried to fix this too many times, so now it's within spec". I love when they pull that one.

It's not really their supply chain - It's the fact that their bean counters beat them up for inventory on hand when the books close. They do the same thing to the techs for their parts inventory. We always get parts & supplies fast 10 months out of the year, but those last two months are...

As far as I know there's no way to do that - The front/back cover should be set up as an 11x17 spread also.

I just have it on my Mac like you - I don't think I want to take the plunge on the RIP's yet. It looks like you need to go to the dropdown menus > Server > Device Center, then Spot Colors is on the left under Resources. Clunky.

Have you tried different brands of envelopes? We have an OKI that wrinkles some brands (Printmaster run terribly for us), but others run fine.

I don't think you'll find anything cheaper than the OKI's that will print white. The cartridges are all pre-manufactured for the machines, and the machines are configured to run the colors they're made for.

Unfortunately I think Kringle has left the forum to concentrate on making the North Pole great again.