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As long as that is on the basis of single click for all sheet sizes, it's a pretty good deal

What stock are you using? We run Trucard Recycled 280gsm very successfully on our 6500. However, as they are short runs, we normally send the jobs into the top tray, not the stacker.

Spot black - Indesign or Quark Rather than adding an extra ink, we would just use layers in InDesign to handle different languages/versions. It's then simple to produce composite PDFs for each version and/or separations for the different versions of black plate.

Digital Rotary Screens If you are talking about rotary screens for textile printing, digital imaging has existed for around 20 years. For examples see Stork Prints is the leading provider of system and application know-how in textile and graphic printing, www.luescher.com and others.

Morgana folding, creasing & perforating Morgana folding, creasing & perforating I'm generally in agreement with those above. We too are limited in budget, so went for the Morgana Docufold. Its lower speed than the Major, but fully auto setting, so good for very short run digital work. It works...

We need to do this all the time, but as far as I know there is no simple way of doing it in InDesign. "Remove blank lines" does just that, but does not deal with an empty field on the same line as another, non-empty, field. Best to fix it in Excel. Create a new column and use the formula...

Re: Importing a PDF two up We do this type of job all the time and use Quite Imposing (www.quite.com) which is a plug-in for Acrobat. Much quicker and less prone to error than laying out spreads in InDesign.