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Absolutely NOT! UV coating offers a little UV protection but we have learned thru trial and error and several job redo's, that it is very minimal and allows the sticker to fade very fast. We produced a bumper sticker several years ago and UV coated them only to have them returned about a month...

Wow. I would say unbelievable but in the world today, this seems to be common and expected corporate business practice. Yes, we ran our company in the ground. Yes, we don't have to pay our creditors under bankruptcy protction, But, as management we deserve more $$$$$.

Diddo. Screen

We have had our Epson GS6000 & Wasatch RIP for about 8 months now and have ran about every stock thru it. Never had a color issue! We run adhesive vinyl, scrim, 190 gsm gloss paper etc.. all day long and never had an issue. Even cast vinyl on occasion, no problems. Sorry you are having...

Our experience with supposed compatible toners for our Oki 9650 have not been good. Tried several different brands. Ended up costing me more money in replacement drums than it was worth.

Was curious if anyone has found a good solution to folding digitally printed material and eliminating the cracking problem? This is a problem we have had for awhile. We have tried per scoring, coating etc.. But nothing helps.

Hey PR, who was the industry supplier that made that strange suggestion?

We have been running our GS 6000 for about 6 months now with a Wasatch RIP and have found the standard color profiles included have been adequate for all our stocks. Scrim, photo paper, adhesive, canvas etc...

We just use a corner rounder and can run 500 cards in just a couple of minutes.

That's the Big Business Way. When you get yourself in a pinch for cash, SUE, SUE, SUE!!!

Still very happy with the 7900. It opened up a whole new market and we have added 3 more oversize printers. Still hate the high cartridge price but price your prints correctly and you still make good money. BYU the way, what great quality that printer produces. WOW!!

We run a screen ctp with process less plates and love it.

We experienced the same problem years ago. Turned out to be offset powder. Our heating system was full of it and anytime it cycled, a very light dusting of powder.

I'm sure your right.

One other quick comment about security. I have yet to see any network that is hacker proof. Wow what a target the cloud will be.

One of the other problems I see with the cloud is this. Now I have a CD copy of the program that I purchased. This allows me to load it on my laptop and take it anywhere and use it anytime with or without Internet connectivity, and if you live in a rural environment you understand how often...

Just getting started in the VDP side. Have several mailings under our belt now but have a question on barcoding. I have a customer that has a mailing list for postcards but would like the barcode also on the card to save them money. How do I add the code? Were do I get it?

As Craig said, look at the Epson 7900 ctp ( not the VIM Version). When your not running plates you can run banners.

I feel your pain. As I have posted in the past our dealings with Xante were about the same. We bought a Xante Ilumina and had it about 3 months and had to send it back. I even spoke with the Pres. of the company who promised me that they would send me the replacement parts to make the machine...

I believe if I were currently using any of Kodaks supplies I would be very concerned. If it were me I would definitely start looking for other options and have my bases covered so that when supplies stop becoming available, I would have a backup already in place.