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The marks on belt1 are repeating. I don't have my reference anymore, but if you measure the distance of the matching marks and Google it, or better yet use Chat GPT you should be able to identify the roller, drum, etc that is responsible. If the marks are on the belt, then the part responsible...

I wouldn't worry too much about the glue method. Your client may use these in a clipboard, which makes the stub and perf desirable. You can get pre-collated carbonless perfed with a 1/2 inch stub. Excel Snap-set is an example. You can use fan apart, or regular compound if they want pads with a...

That's what I was thinking. If it is standard items that don't change, a rotary die cutter is extremely fast and can do complex scores and perfs while cutting. Changeover is quick.

I was trying to figure out if they needed a cart or a portal. Print on demand vs. off the shelf fulfillment. Sounds like they need a cart with inventory tracking, but one that limits access to products by client like a portal.

Is this an in-house shop? Do you produce the same items or is it changing constantly?

So, you need to show thumbnail images of documents. Click on a thumbnail to see a larger image and ordering options. Then click to submit an order?

Multiple Clients, or one specific client?

Just import this profile to your preflights in Acrobat. Change the .txt extension to .kfp first.

I can tell you that just about everyone uses either PrinterPresence or Marketing Ideas for Printers. Most franchisees us PrinterPresence. Unless you have a special reason to start from scratch, you will pay less in the long run. Both offer multiple templates and customization to personalize your...

In the "old" days before Xerox, small presses, and instant plate systems, it was quite common for printers to do that. Though they usually did it for good customers, not someone off the street. Could a paid off press and a starving workforce compete with a digital press payment and $250 in...

Epson Enterprise Workforce inkjet. 40-100 ppm. Monochrome also available if you don't need color. https://epson.com/For-Work/Printers/Inkjet/WorkForce-Enterprise-WF-C21000-Color-Multifunction-Printer/p/C11CH88201

Back before everyone had color machines, we had a regular flyer job that we converted to CMY, and then ran only the CM on yellow paper on a 2-color Ryobi. It worked well, considering it was just a flyer.

The transportation is usually more than the press is worth (here). An exporter may be interested. Put them on ebay with local pickup and hope for the best.

Sorry, Dov. Don't know how I missed this way back. It is a plugin, which makes it very nice because it uses native InDesign elements. Ability to turn layers on and off, control fonts and colors, and much more.

It's easy to dismiss 80 out of 100 cards as USPS error. But you would be wise to find the cause for the return address being identified as the delivery address before you end up mailing a larger job with the same issue and get 80% back. I think we can say that is what happened due to the absence...

I'm aware of the MSP restriction. Still evaluating Tecmailing.

Without an image of the returned card we're shooting in the dark. If it was returned for any reason it should have a yellow sticker on it telling the reason for the return.

updateyourlist.com will CASS and NCOA for $3.00 per 1000. Prepaid credits. I've known about the IMsb tool, but never used it. Won't help for the political work because they are usually around 100k each. Tecmailing has a hosted solution for a few grand a year, unlimited NCOA and not seat based.

We are at the end of the rope with Mail Manager FS. For the money they charge is should be way more advanced than it is. Old tech that they keep patching and it just keeps getting worse. Their latest decision to do a major database upgrade at the peak of the political mail surge is the last...

Potential contract with government that requires use of Secret Agent and that all data be encrypted during transmission, idle and storage.