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Thank you. I wish we as a people could have an honest discussion about the actual cost, and where the money goes in our crazy health system. My son was born premature and spent a month in neonatal intensive care. Compared to some of the other kids in there, he was very low maintenance. His...

I think the reboots are more of a Fiery issue than a Windows issue. I have Fiery's that I've just gotten in the habit of shutting down at the end of the day because they need to be rebooted so often. But I have a Windows server that I need to reboot maybe once every 3 or 4 months.

Wow, that sounds like heaven! Every month the overseers would give us 1 sheet of 60grit sandpaper for the whole company to share.

That's a lot of volume for that machine. It's rated for 40,000 - 100,000 a month. Most people who run digital machines will tell you that running the max duty cycle is really going to push a machine like that. With that volume on a light production machine like that, I would expect to see the...

I might be wrong, but I think the OKI's are way outside of that price point, unless you're buying a very used unit. I know our c931e was waaaayyyy over $700.

Exactly. The "Software for Rent" business model is horrible for the consumer. I have no problem paying for software - as pointed out earlier in the thread it's a necessary expense for this business. It's the way they're "renting" it to me that I can't stand. Someone compared it to electricity...

I hate the "lease your software" business model that Adobe has crammed down our throat (and the other software companies following suit), but unfortunately it's a required cost to do business.

No, the Xerox actually has gold and silver toners.

Hopefully :) There's some "designers" that I work with that make the same errors over and over and over again. Doesn't matter how many times you tell them how to fix something - some people just refuse to learn.

This original post is from 6 years ago, and we haven't heard back. I think somebody better go check the office and make sure they didn't all suffocate. ;);)

No Title Hopefully we can get rid of the EPA. I've always dreamed of running my own smog-mask store and have envied the Chinese mask salesmen.

I'll just leave this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZVkW9p-cCU One thing I've learned in my years in printing is that people take their business cards more seriously than anything else. It's very important to have the best business card to drop in the "win a free lunch" box at the local...

Not only proofed by email, but half the time they're looking at that proof on their tiny little phone screen.

Are they still using fuser oil in the new Igens? There's no fuser oil in our 1000's, and we do perfect bound books all the time with no problems.

Yup, you need to keep the CSR's busy, even if they're taking job orders that are going to end up losing money.

We have an OKI c931e and I can't really recommend it. Printer itself isn't horrible if you're just running envelopes or an occasional letterhead, but the feeder it comes with is pretty bad. It feeds #10 Regular envelopes decently, but anything else is hit or miss with a lot of jamming.

What, you don't have half a million dollars to throw around on a new machine whenever software updates??!? You Luddite! ;)

They're a pretty shady organization. http://money.cnn.com/2015/09/30/news/better-business-bureau/

If only the BBB wasn't as crooked as a 3$ bill. ;)

We used to do work for an electronics company with tons of large manuals (800 to 1000 page binders). The manuals were all put together with various smaller InDesign files as linked files. Then if any of the smaller sections were revised it would just grab the updated links when the larger...