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Bump...no one else has had this need? Does everyone else do die lines on their CAD tables?

But this is what would naturally occur because of the stock white being darker than a GRACol white...are you trying to fake the spot colors to maintain their brightness?

Are you referring to absolute vs. relative colorimetric rendering? or that you want CMYK color managed but spot colors left at book color?

I once scored on an IROC, lol.

You've had a good experience with this model? Does anyone make a monochrome printer for this task? I really don't need anything but black.

I need a very accurate and consistent ink jet printer to plot die lines for our die manufacturing department. I've experimented with our Epson 9600 and 9900, neither of which give accurate enough results so I've stayed with our Screen filmsetter, but would really like to replace it. Any...

I don't understand. Don't the applications reside on your hard drive like any other program? the Cloud aspect is simply licensing and ease of upgrades...isn't that correct? Why would CC behave any differently if you were using CS before?

I had some stray lines appearing intermittently...we swapped the cable and then the interface and they cleared up...may be an issue of data transfer.

How will the push to Creative Cloud affect current Deskpack users? Is anyone currently working with them together?

Looking into the new Epson T series geared towards architectural/engineering...I would imagine the print size would have to be accurate.

My other concern would be that this is a proprietary system with proprietary substrate. This day and age anything can happen...what about support and availability of the film. That would be a concern...how many installations are there out there?

That's interesting depending upon the cost of the device and the film.

I'm with you.

On the Mac side...Carbon Copy Cloner to external drives...easy, cheap and effective.

I think I'm going to simply stick with my filmsetter. The price of good clear ink jet media cost considerably more than a roll of Network #1 film.

that seems worth a try...I'll give the sheet thing a whirl when I get a chance.

Good information...curious...did this come from Epson directly? So, bottom line...it will never be truly accurate based on device limitations, correct?

What do you mean by "drag"? Do you have success with this method?

I would like to get rid of our filmsetter, but I cannot get a consistent and accurate result on clear media with an Epson 9900 and Oris Color Tuner. Has anyone made this transition successfully? I am only using the clear for dielines, but they must be accurate. The trouble seems to be in the...

This is correct...something is set for both...whether a group, a single object of a group, etc., it can get tricky finding the little buggers sometimes.