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I have heard almost exactly that last comment . . .

I don't see an example of a use case here. Exactly WHAT are you planning to output? Just VDP products? Inkscape is a bitmap application so Fonts should be no issue as they will disappear at output. File size for bitmap items - 4x4 is 16 times larger than 1x1 - so your final output product...

And the thumb drives dont just have the customer files. They are known repositories of malware and bloatware. We used a mac to offload any thumb drives which protected against some/most issues but revealed more junk. YMMV

Hi - Had a 7100 and went to a 7200. Many of the parts were interchangeable - many were NOT. You need the parts list for both and then compare the actual parts them selves. Our super great service tech put some 7100 parts in the 7200 that 'looked like the ones I took out' and it promptly ate some...

Easy - block on known and suspected Ports. :-) Go ahead - the network traffic logs will show whats going on and you'll end up somewhere you don't want to be. We always blocked many wifi subnet ports to keep phones from doing 'bad stuff' cause between android phones and malware you just did NOT...

Really Nice!! I'll bet the operators are ecstatic to be able to track what paper is where and how much is available. Super efficient!

Hi - I THINK you are looking for 'Flip Seal' envelopes. The back panel has a folded area that unfolds to show the second half of the seal. Then you just press them sealed - no peel and strip. Like these. They run ok on digital as the 'seal' areas are closed at printing. YMMV.

I assume the distortion is in the feed direction? If so you may be seeing sheet shrinkage so your effort to 'blank preprint' would help. As a test: print once blank, flip, print blank again, THEN print normally. If its sheet shrinkage that might give the best result on this thick of a sheet. YMMV

Interested about what parts were a problem? I know they contract out their service calls if needed or you can ship it back. We got our supplies from a 'local' dealer.

I like the specs on those machines. Don't know about the supply costs. I would have bought one except they don't allow for roll material specifically latex. sigh.

I used WWW.SMARTY.COM as a source of NCOA and MailPrep for years. You pay for what you use and it just works. They had a USPS document prep tool that worked until the USPS put that all online. They actually de-gobblydegook the USPS requirements info on their 'Methodology' page. They had a...

Hence the issue.

Yes - the machine or print engine (Xerox, Canon, etc.) 'Handles' it but the INSTRUCTIONS come from the Fiery so to 'HANDLE' any relevant job info that comes from Fiery you need to use Fiery. Hence the issue.

Silly question - What is your color unit sequence? Does the defect persist when you change color unit sequence?

If you are thinking parent sheets then you need a 30" minimum in my opinion as you will want to quarter or third 25x38 and 30x40 because of the available paper options/brands/GRAIN/etc. as some sizes aren't available or are constrained. Also agreed a 2"+ stack height really does require a...

Ouch. No fair! If 'management' needs 'credibility' then any 'consultant' they hire to do anything other than perform a 'management analysis' is suspect. LOL. Off with their heads!!

So what you are saying is that all the information to rerun or BILL the job is only available if you do the math yourself? Instead of the Fiery system LOGGING the settings you selected at print time for YOUR benefit. Funny thing - they sure do log all the CONSUMABLES and the PAPER SIZE for the...

Wellll, maybe it has to do with the fact that Fiery was originally built as a rip to image system by a different company and NOT a digital press front end. (Cloudy memory of those days discussions about what a 'REAL' rip was and did EFI have it right - and please remember EFI purchased other...

Well for xerographic equipment usually removal and light safe bagging/boxing of all/any toner, developer, drums etc. And then hopefully there's nothing bouncing around inside. LOL. A Kodak tech might give you some hints about securing interior components. YMMV.

Oh I don't doubt that a complex enough system COULD solve most 'printing' quote and production issues and probably will at some point. There may even be some models that are available right now that just need enough specific training. If/when that happens we can expect the scope of what you can...