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Well . . . another update - we are still very impressed with this machine. We had some issues getting the 5th color to work - tech showed up, turned out that they forgot to include a special board for the fiery - once they put that in, presto 5th color works (still haven't had a lot of time to...

So not to be a nit picker but you are worried about a .6% difference on a plastic plate . . . . if there is an issue with that tolerance you should move to metal plates . . . or you could print it at, say .993377 and that would compensate for it pretty closely . . .

The 3 gig is for your website each mailbox has 25 gigs I believe . . .

We just use a local small business/artist hosting company here in the bay area. They have plans that include hosting and email server from $6.00/month 2 gig of disk space and 5 email addys and for $8/month you get 3 gig and 10 mailboxes . . . and you can add a mailbox for a buck a month . . .not...

We got a 1000R to replace our turbo 1000 . . . the machine came into our shop in about the same condition as the one we had purchased new. . . . they both needed quite a bit of work done before they ran reliably . . . interesting thing is that it was rebuilt in Isreal and the tech that...

Interesting, InDesign will not even let you apply overprint to a white object or a white stroke . . . Illy gives you the message - but I don't think I had ever seen it before because, 1. I don't do a lot of work in illy, and 2 I know that nothing good ever happens when you overprint paper/white...

Yes . .. kinda sad but they haven't been the standard since InDesign got real . . .

Less than with peanuts . . . yet they are available pretty much everywhere from quick stops to big box stores . . . . go figure

We have a customer, a housing development company, that has 10 or 12 brochures that their "designers" (aka secretaries that have a copy of InDesign on their computers) create files for us to print. Currently, (not my idea) we take their work, check for "printability" i.e. bleeds, and proper...

Ditto to all the members that said send it back . . . I'll bet that designer has used overprint on their "white" type too . . . .

I know - I haven't noticed him since that last corel story that ran to way too many pages . . . .

No, IMHO . . . the creative suite is whats best right now . . . unless you are talking to David Milsock. . . .

Better than publisher or photo paint . . .

here in Kalifornia, at least the the counties surrounding the San Francisco Bay, we are required to keep track of our VOC usage and be able to call up any periods usage whenever the inspector pops in . . . and as to using alcohol and other solvents that actually work, that is strictly verboten...

No . . . we have one that is working and one thats for parts . . . but (knock on wood here) haven't needed help with the processor yet . . . but we take pretty good care of it . .. Violet is messy, and tends to get away from you if you don't do the right maintenance on time.

We have two prosetters for the mechanical backup and no service contract . . . as I recall the mechanical backup cost as much as buying a used one after a couple of years . . . but we do have one software contract so staying current is a constant cost

when you can remember opening the new tube of rubylith and enjoying the smell . . . .

Magnus, you and your client are in for a real treat. Have you ever seen a corporate logo/color spec book, UPS's book is like 1.5 inches thick and covers everything from printing to sign making, vehicle wraps, vehicle painting, building signs, logo sizes, logo used in black and white, if they can...

Water based worked fine for us . . at least no complaints so far . .. but just one customer

We tried the brayer - ink went on too thick glued edges together Spraypaint - too much penetration ended up using a typical air brush from hobby lobby or harbor freight and the paints from hobby lobby good color shoice, water based, and when clamped together much more control on the edge...