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How's that old Monty Python song go? Something about Spam, spam spam....

Nah, they told him he had the whole printing job too, but once they got the PDF proof they sent that file to China, and just cancelled the first job.

Hey, I just tried some and it's not bad! The downside is that it made me blind though.

I'll have whatever he's having.

No problems here on our 1000 - We don't do huge runs of NCR, but I've run a few thousand sheets at a time with no issues. My techs usually groan if they happen to be here when I'm pulling the NCR out because they've seen various problems other places, but we've never had an issue. We do buy...

There is no craft left in everyday commercial printing. It's purely commodity printing at this point. There's still a few niches out there, but general commercial printing is a simple commodity. I'd say at least 95% of the customers are just office people or secretaries who just need 500...

I don't think that necessarily applies to this situation though. The first letter is always going to be capped in these cases, and that can be fixed with a regular old Excel Propercase function. It's those pesky suffixes like LLC that need to stay all caps while the rest of the field is Proper...

Hmmmm.... Now which set of books should I innovate?

Hopefully it has the "Throw, smash, spill coffee on, and jump on" features that my usual FedEx delivery guy employs. I cringe whenever I see a FedEx tracking number - In my area they are FAR worse than UPS or USPS.

Max size on the iGen 5 is 14.33" x 26" (Not sure about the previous models - I think the iGen 4 was the first extended sheet size model?) You'd also need the thick material add-on to print anything over 350gsm (although I've gotten away with heavier on ours). I've heard this add-on isn't worth...

For any orders over 5000 envelopes, we always include a complimentary letter opener to assist in their re-opening. It's the little touches that make customers happy.

No idea if it's true, but I heard from one of my machine tech's that the whole Fiery defaulting to face-down printing came more from the office side of things. Law firms, hospitals, and businesses that deal with privacy issues wanted things face down just for privacy sake, so that became the...

Your username can say whatever you'd like it to, but this is like the 3rd or 4th thread I've seen today with people asking questions specifically about other software, and you have your sales pitch for your software thrown in instead. It's like if I went on carproblem.com and asked about an...

He's just spamming his link on different threads to sell his software.

I'm not very impressed with Xerox's rebuilt parts lately. The rebuilt cleaning units for our Colorpress 1000 have been increasingly troublesome.

See attached images - I put these settings on a PDF, and I think they give the results you want - Everything is restricted except page extraction.

lol sure it will - haven't you ever done a 100,000 plate print run before? ;)

I'll give you Photoshop and Acrobat, but Flash? Flash is dead... Everything is HTML5 now.

Lol, that's what the industry needs. Yet another cheap piece of software that writes crappy PDF's.

Just one sheet, but it's really nice! I was just kidding - this forum really isn't the place to get quotes. Call a printer, or hit up some printer's web sites.