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It was over the entire sheet and yes multiple calls on same issue. lastest thing they did all new starter and developer one the 3 color units (black was done last week) and when that didn't cure it they put in drums for cyan and magenta. I'm running now but I feel like it will come back.

Today will be the 6th out of the last 7 work days seeing my service tec. After a few prints I get a "toning" color from magenta and cyan maybe yellow (hard to see) in the background. It shows on multiple stocks so I've kinda ruled out paper settings. Any Ideas?

Only a USPS test run with the g-10 permit would get 100% scan rate come on! .... LOL Did I just post that? now my next mailing will get lost all together ... eeeek

Can't ricoh sales give you a reference to their closest customer

My canon c750 melts or wrinkles the windows unless they are digital. good luck

Have you tried bcc's user board BCC Software Customer Portal - login I know BCC bought bulk mailer and are combining the 2 software. My original purchase was through a vendor but my renewals are with BCC directly now. try this link BCC Software Customer Portal - login to renew your software online.

Does it have a fiery? If so use the "Overlay feature" so only th veriable is sent for each page

I currently run a canon IPc750 and a Ricoh 7210 and they don't compare! The ricoh is dead nuts once the stock is set for both size and front to back register. But for color through the run and for some stock for solids, I give an advantage to the Canon. We had the canon first so our cutting of...

"For some reason I thought creasing vs scoring was depending on what kind of method was used." This is what I learned. There is no process or machine that removes a wedge for the fold. The closest would be a "kiss cut" in die cutting and its not a wedge.

MY IDEA! MY IDEA!!! maybe just a new head for flatbed machines

What system or machine removes material at the score/crease short of die cutting? The "Material is taken off at the score, thus reducing the thickness at this point by removing a wedge-shaped or rectangular cardboard chip. " comment in the link confuses me.

I'm sorry this is way over my head but....Wouldn't the fact "The only difference is the image on the right sits on a transparent layer in photoshop, and the Left image is flattened." make them different on purpose? I would think them printing different is correct. If you want them the same...

The leased software I get, but I also see it as a monthly cost for the device and divide it into my monthly click. That way it's charged for over the life of the machine. If you own the software what happens to updates or replacing it when the company goes under? Lets face it monthly software is...

What DFE is on your device? Fiery VDP and impose handle 45000 cut stack post cards for me all the time. I do break the output for cutting and organization. For example, I do batches of 9000 finished cards run 9 up so the cutting operator can keeps those in order and not have to keep track...

I watch all discussions on here and a few other sites about envelope printing. Bottom line - you need multiple production methods, there's not one size fits all solution. We use Ryobi 1, 2, and 4 color presses for envelopes with a Secap jet 1 for addressing. I have a Riso Comcolor inkjet...

I understand your charging for your average monthly coverage over the average order but if you print 100,000 at 80% coverage instead of 10% coverage you will be in the poor house. Like I asked - Is there a click charge for ink available on these or how good is the software at estimating cost on...

Indsign to merge, output 1 up pdf and use the fiery to do the cut stack. I do it every day all day

I was currently running a 3 part ncr and you are correct it will work.

I think the image will transfer slightly to whatever is under becouse of the cfB (cb) coating.

Craig, I'm Not sure how 4 cartridges a week =$2560 / month or 4 cartridges a month = $640 is irrelevant. Unless your on a click charge for ink, Is that available for these?