Search results

Let me know when you have it so I can take the link down. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hDoJEbwOn46qs_FTYMceYUD88c90GU6F/view?usp=drive_link

Here's a youtuber who uses wrap and ACP for his entryways

Agreed Epson will get -usage data from fiery driven devices connected to the internet, which would be most of them -Fiery's patents -steady re-occuring revenue -A more mature RIP

I wonder if we'll see Epson get into the production cutsheet game?

Thanks. I missed that machine. Did you happen to catch the min and max GSM it will support?

I was hoping to see a 13" wide sheet to sheet UV inkjet cut sheet press get announced. I can't swing a B2 sized machine. DTF printers seems to be hip- there are a ton of vendors and Epson was previewing a roll to roll DTF printer. Sharp had a Xerox B9136, which suggests to me that they are...

1 yes 2 no 3 yes 4 interacting with new vendors who I may look to buy from to get a feel for their culture. Excited passionate geeks are a plus. Sleezy salesman = run.

Same issues for us. I quit offering Net30 to most customers during the pandemic. The exceptions are government agencies that require net30 and a few corps that I don't want to upset.

Is that soot from a fire or did someone install the toner by sprinkling it all over the outside?

I ditched accuzip for the same reason and have just been doing the mailings in Excel without IMBs. My volumes are super small though.

Buy from whichever vendor has good service in your area. Similar machines Xerox V280 Fuji SC180 Ricoh C5300 Canon V700 or V900 If you have an extra 40k get an offline booklet maker because that will outlast your press and can be fed from multiple presses.

Pay someone on Upwork or Fivrr to rebuild everything correctly, and build the calendar templates to auto-calculate the dates so you can update them from year to year.

If the RIP is Fiery, there is a "collated" dropdown to change to "off".

Alaska Printers Supply and Great Western Ink do remote support for Challenge Guillotines if you get stuck. Both companies' staff are good people.

The registration module for the press may need adjustment. A work around is to try is to manually duplex.

MTM, now owned by Kelley Create, has excellent synthetic paper that is also static free that I have been using for conference badges, signs, booklets, notebooks, etc. Give Mark Meyer a call to geek out and get pricing. https://mtmimagingsupplies.com/

From their site, Under "Benefits" Supports ‘in-place’ editing of encrypted documents Works with all applications and file systems You're probably good to go, but I'd recommend getting a trial license and testing with a dummy address list first.

If Secret Agent has a Windows file system driver that allows encrypted storage volumes to be seen as regular volumes by Windows, BCC or any normal program will read the address lists just fine. If not, you'll have to decrypt and put on a normal NTFS storage volume for import into BCC.

What do you have in mind for those two pieces of software working together?

OCD email alert checking all hours on my phone, and select customers with big budgets can text me 24/7.