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I wondered why they invented such a PITA file format.

Listen the only dumb idea is setting around going broke.

Where are you located?

Cool you guys got this figured out. BTW why oh why were layered TIF files invented?

Hurts too much to laugh!

Nice work, artwork for kids is always pleasing to do. The colors and themes are easy going.

It's hard to find clients that are willing to pay for what you know. The bigger company you work for the more that seems to be as management grabs everything with blatant disregard for the quality of the source.

I​'m wondering if what may be better than identifying the layered tif files may be simply running a script that finds all tif files and automatically flattens them. I'm not a Photoshop guy but I'm pretty sure it can be done. In Corel we would simply run what's called a macro. I'm assuming...

Wow that's a little more than 1 print a day I'd stick with where you are and buy the few you need at a larger size those few prints hardly support a larger printer.

In reality this scenario is how I increase my margins. Just had a job that was given up on after 91/2 months, I turned it in 3 1/2 weeks at 55% margins

We have a Roland SC545 EX and a Mmaki CJV 150-130 both printer cutters and ill do what you need

I​ hear you, some cheap as they come stock is most likely a house sheet

We just bought a Mimaki CJV150-130 a 54" cutter ink jet with the ES ink set in CMYK. The Rasterlink 6.6 RIP ships with it and it seems fine. Color is great and print speed is improved over our old Roland

Is this a printer or a printer/cutter? Is it connected via a network cable to the network with a second network cable a crossover from your work station to the device?

Stephen Msrsh, well he's worried about separations so I assume a RIP.

To Stephen Marsh, I don't argue that your process is not better, my point is that 99.9999999% don't have the skill nor the budget to do it. I just find it interesting that just last week I got the specifications for creating PRINT READY PDF files for a brand new PRINERY System. After all the...

In my opinion any conversion that does not take place in the RIP is going to be problematic for the user, assuming an ICC managed systems assign the new profile and let the process work. If it's a press system using an assumed color space it's moot.

I tend to reply to individuals ​that's why the individual posts

Y​our converting not assigning.

Well, what devices? What toner? What ink set? What paper? What media? What color models for native documents? Are the devices all set to use source ICC profiles and set to convert raster and vectors with the same rendering intent?