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Yeah, unless you have your 'Pro' credentials certified, registered, and up-to-date, you will be stuck using the 'Ameteur' products...or possibly the 'Lite' stuff... (quick tip: if you know a designer, they are automatically certified as 'Pros' when they 'make' their first business card, they...

No Title We have the Fiery FS100 Pro - Maybe APPE is just for the Pros?

Yoda Voice >Hide it they Do<......Server>Configure>PDL>Adobe Print Engine

I have used Google Apps (now Suite) for business for several years with great success. Coming from an in-house hosted solution, it has been well worth the transition. Google Suite for Business allows you to use your own domain, has great management of accounts, mobile devices, as well as...

In these situations when you need image....I save a PDF of the page, then extract,save, name the specific image from the PDF in acrobat. Then you have something to work with (and replace properly in the document)

Windows7 (not sure if other versions had this...) ....windows is downloading updates.... ....windows is installing updates.... I think that's the best one, surely gets your attention as you are locked out of your machine.

Ideally...Your Printer should provide a proof that shows what the press will produce, without much 'mucking' around, they should be able to reproduce to the colors of the proof...especially CMYK colors. If your Print provider does not run to standards, and does not retain settings for...

Agreed - From a prepress point, my FIRST finger pointing back to the pressroom would tell them to take the (cleaned or reimaged) plate, put it on one of the proven/printing units - the K,C, or M, don't mess with no 'spinney knobs or doohickeys' and show me some sheets. (standard densities, and...

We are a small-ish shop with offset and digital. Offset work with Rampage, digital press on another workflow (fiery's). Looking to possibly combine the offset and digital to gain efficiencies of a new centralized workflow (XMF, Xitron, Prinect, Prinergy...etc...). Have a dedicated prepress...

Curious how the 'non-bots' work..How does your digital department (file prep) flow go ? This Poll is anonymous and set to close 10/14/16.

Think about having the boxes printed, then apply a sticker/label to the box with your variable data?

How long was it unplugged, unused before you tried to use it? Possible that the ink tubes or pumping mechanism is plugged with dried ink or you have air in the lines... Inkjets are great if they are used continually....if they are not used for extended periods of time they can be a trainwreck...

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place some silicone paper(the paper used for sticker backs) between the sheets and pull it out as you are attaching the sheets together. do this flat and use a roller.

Idea: Make a PDF and crop to single pages in acrobat (adjusting/duplicating pages for the spread first if you need to add bleed at the spine that should be on the outer edges).

I you don't know what it is, then I wouldn't remove it OR make a copy of the file before removing it and test in your workflow. (Metadata is in practically everything these days, Unless the metadata significantly bloats the filesize, I wouldn't waste any time worried about this) . "How can I...

Not a pressman here, not familiar with the term "Fount?" (? fountain solution ?) Anyhow, a few times we have had premature wear on our thermal, processless plates....and if the pressman turned off the oscillators he had better luck....

have used an app called "spine calculator 1.0" by Big, Fat, Stinking Software, although it is old (does not work beyond mac OS 10.6) I don't think there was ever another version...If you search the interwebs for "spine width calculator" there are several online resources available. Like this...

Curious- is this interpretation correct --> So you print it first digitally - flat at the proper weight to make sure the toner 'sticks', then run the sets through as blanks at the lower paper weight so you can force the thicker paper on your inline booklet maker? I run a plock inline for 8 to...

Run a SCREEN 8600z/(Fuji brands it as a Javelin). Going on 8 years and it has been a solid machine for us. MINIMAL maintenance issues, and calibrations stay rock solid (it does it's own checks and keeps the laser power in spec...hell, don't even need to run checks on it, it's been that proven to...