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There's not really much other advice I could give besides making sure you have the right driver installed. Go to HP's website, and find the driver for your operating system, and make sure that's what you have. As long as everything is configured right it should just be a matter of setting your...

You sure you have the right printer driver installed on the computer? Last time I dealt with an HP LaserJet 8000 was about 9 years ago, but I don't recall there being any tricks to get it to print to 11x17. We used it for proofing b+w booklets on 11x17 sheets all the time.

I recently had a job with an extremely complex vector background like that, and it killed the RIP for our Xerox 1000's - I left it trying to process the file for about 1/2 an hour and came back and the progress bar barely even moved. I converted the background to a raster image and it ran right...

I'm pretty sure all of the companies do this (except maybe Indigos). They charge a B+W click for B+W only, but any other color is a full color click. We've had KM's, Canon's and Xerox and they all charge a color click.

I'd like to tell Adobe how and where to put a few things. :D

No Title Is this Mac or Windows? I'm on Mac, DC and Pitstop Pro 13 and I have regular icons.

Oh boy! Are we going to get a play by play posting of the court case? It'll be as exciting as watching court TV!

According to that article (from 2013, and using 2008 numbers) it was around 18% of the total. I don't know if I'd call that "barely registering". And the article says it will be 50% of the market by 2018. I'd be interested in seeing some current numbers to see if this prediction is on track.

I set up a whole job in FusionPro - Proofed it out yesterday & looked great. Got approval and tried to write the print files this morning and the composer won't do anything. Just writes a .cfg file and then hangs. Tried different files. Two different versions of Acrobat. Ran the uninstaller...

Thanks for the input everyone - Got a 15 day demo and downloading it now - Looks like the options we need are there.

For the color stuff we could, but a lot of these jobs are black & white - No impo on the KM 1200 or 1250 RIPs. Need to be imposed .ps or .pdf files.

So it will only output 1-up files if we tell it to break it into chunks? It won't give us imposed files? Darn. We're currently using the desktop version of XMPie, and it will give us imposed files, but we have to manually break it up. i.e. we tell it to export records 1-1000, then 1001-2000...

Question for Fusion Pro users - If you have a job that's 10,000 records, can you have Fusion Pro automatically break it into multiple print files? i.e. every 1000 records is a separate file, so you'd end up with 10 print files? I've used Fusion Pro in the past but don't remember if it had that...

There's also a huge price difference between the two. I've used both XMPie and Fusion Pro, and much prefer XMPie. However if you're in a shop that doesn't do the variable data volume to justify the pricetag on XMPie, then Fusion Pro is a decent alternative.

You do realize you're spamming your ads to mostly other printers, right? Go find another forum to spam. :)

This doesn't help the original poster about the Ricoh, but on the Xerox 1000 there's an NVM setting that helps with the mixed BW/Color speed issue. It's NVM 700-921. Default value should be 2. Set it to 0 for the mixed color jobs, and it won't go into the image adjustment as much. Just set it...

That's a nice looking machine. Does anyone know if this will run envelopes?

Where's the source file? If it's a VERY important file there must be backups somewhere, right?

With a thermal laminator... https://www.google.com/search?q=celloglazing&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=celloglazing+machine

Cello finishing Short for celloglazing. A thin plastic film is applied on top of the printing to seal, protect and finish it. Both gloss and matte cello can be printed either double or single sided.