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What plate are you using? What board specifically? and I assume you're printing UV?

Esko user here. Deskpack mainly. If you already have an established, solid workflow, starting new will never be a less expensive alternative. You'll have quite a learning curve too. Deskpack is relatively simple in itself, but AE is very robust and deep. We only use a tiny fraction of its...

Thanks. I contacted Fuji. I'll do a test run soon. We're a folding carton sheetfed plant and we run UV. I'm just not crazy about not clearly seeing the image on the plate prior to going to press. Did you have any issues with that?

Does it happen at start up or as the run progresses? Try a new plate. I've seen plate breakdown that looks like that and for some reason it appears first on the finer areas. 7488 may be an aggressive/abrasive ink.

Just looking for some feedback...thanks.

Sounds like a disaster resulting in repairs to me.

Thanks for the tip!

Currently running Yosemite. That's a good idea but I'm not sure how to do that. I'll have to investigate.

Because we receive files from customers that were built in CC 2018 and you can't open and edit maintaining the integrity of the original file.

The question is whether or not Neo 10.1.4 will run on Sierra or High Sierra. Esko doesn't support it, but I use the program regularly and need to upgrade our Macs from Yosemite in order to use Adobe CC 2018. I can't get a hold of an El Capitan installer. It's no longer available through Apple.

nothing? no one?

I'd hate to lose this program, but Adobe CC 2018 forces the hand to upgrade our OS.

I'm really on the fence with this software. I find it to be the least intuitive, user friendly interface around. I just finished setting up a new Epson P9000 and it finally gave me a chance to get in the program a bit deeper than I have. I used EFI Colorproof XF for years in the past and I found...

Cool...thank you!

I know it's not supported, but does it work?

Mark...I like your user icon...Powerslave is one of my all time favorite albums!

If the file wasn't saved in this fashion you'll be out of luck.

You're right. The Harlequin RIP interface seems relatively unchanged since the 90's. I'm a happy user. It's simple enough and works great driving a Screen platesetter. I don't know how I feel about Xitron anymore...there's the RTI option as well. You can see in this forum that I created a...

That's reasonable. The amount of initial make-ready won't be different whether the run is 1000 sheets or 100,000 sheets.

Any thoughts? I'm currently a Xitron Navigator user and hold an annual support agreement. I never hear a word about available upgrades that are supposed to be included in my agreement. In fact, I never hear anything. I just get a support renewal agreement each year.