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It's gonna take a day or 2. The "chat" person has to check with their superior to ask: "how would you like me to respond?"

@gordo I believe this would fall under a thread you started back in Feb of 2017 with a title of something like "When Proofs Aren't Proofed"

Missed in proofing, or, somewhere along the quality control path, Mattel printed a typo on its packaging of the "Wicked" dolls (dolls of the two main characters in the new "Wicked" movie coming out). The misprinted URL points to a porn site. Here's a link to read the whole story...

Dang-it! I see that now. I stand corrected. I guess I was the ONLY one who thought he was joking (with a like) Never mind!

Interesting how FIVE of us "Liked" his original post back on Sept 29 requesting pictures, etc. I guess we all thought he was being facetious and was in on the joke. We were all wrong.

@Ynot_UK I Was going to write a reply posting explaining to the guy that the "for sale" was not serious. Mine would have taken up 5 to 10 lines. Your post was much better. A picture is worth a thousand words........................

Oh, the hell with it! I'll just fax you the art work.

? Article Link Below - Today 11/8/2024 https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/paper-company-lays-off-over-1500-people-closes-4-facilities/ar-AA1tGYGK?ocid=BingNewsSerp

I just read where International Paper is shutting down 4 more plants and laying off about 1,500 workers. OMG! What Does It Mean !!????!!!

@gordo - consider the source of those words of wisdom............. "a salesperson". Really? Sounds like a bunch of crap to me (pun intended). lol

"To help reduce reworks, I've put an inspirational banner in the press room": Screw Up and You're Fired!

Always helps. IMHO, one of the most important pieces of knowledge in our industry is how to work with paper. You can teach how to run the printers, cutter, folder, and inserter because they are all finite and specific. Working with material, on the other hand, comes from years of trial &...

Ours would use trays 6 & 7, non-stop. Worked great for #10's, 6x9's, and A7's. #9's would jam. Had to tape a cardboard "jumper" at the bottom curve of the paper path where it changes to an upper direction. Then, they would run smooth as silk. We'd print 5 to 10 thousand at a clip all week long...

Mmmm.....our Versants had an attachment that fit inside the high capacity input trays. Feed was fast, efficient and no doubles The video above looks like you are feeding from the manual bypass tray at only 10 to 20 envelopes at a time?

And furthermore, no online ads from a plumbing fixture manufacturer just because I looked up how to fix my kitchen faucet! - TEN YEARS AGO!!!!!!

Where is Printistan? Is that anywhere near Packagestan?

I loved giving credit to the employee who deserved it. It would always throw my boss off-balance, as he was accustomed to taking credit for anything I did. Loved watching him be uncomfortable.

@SheetSqueezer : Isn't it amazing how smart "We" is?

Is this some type of postage application (metering) piece of equipment? If so, you may be SOL. Any company that deals with the dispensing of USPS postage (Including Quadient) is obligated to follow a lot of Federal reporting and regulations with regard to monitoring and control of those funds...

You can lead a horse to water, but..............................