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I wouldn't be too concerned about that. We have had a 9900 for about three years now and no slack in the carriage yet.

In reality, the more you use an inkjet the longer it will last. Inkjet printers that are not used with regular frequency tend to have heads that fail due to the ink drying in the nozzles.

They did add the Package function to Illustrator. It was in the original Creative Cloud release.

I can send you the library files if you PM me.

Are you using polymer plates or metal plates?

We have 2 Ryobi 3302's and have no issue printing Tyvek envelopes.

I am using VMware Fusion to run Windows 8.1 Professional. It runs great. It sees all my peripherals, printers, etc. The only downside is that it is still Microsoft Windows :(

It means "Rip Once, Output Many". This means that you RIP your file once to a raster format. Then you can output this to a proofer or platesetter an infinite amount of times and can be guaranteed that the integrity of the output will always be the same.

I always kept our production Macs (10 of them) up-to-date with the latest software. I did this all the way through QuarkXPress 8. When Quark 9 shipped, I only purchased 3 copies but only installed it on 2 machines. From then to today, I may have received two dozen or less files created in it...

They are correct. 5.3 will only run on 10.6 Snow Leopard. This is because this version of Preps was written for the PowerPC chips, not the Intel. So Preps needs Rosetta to run. Apple discontinued Rosetta in 10.7 and later.

Really weird. I took your PDF and RIP'd it using RAMPAGE with the PDF Trap Engine. I got the same results you did. I then RIPd it using the older "RIP - EPS/PDF Input" and it RIP'd fine.

What version of Rampage are you using?

Useless Trivia… did you know that the 1984 commercial ran first on December 31st, 1983 in Twin Falls, Idaho? This was so it would be eligible of all of the advertising award programs for that year.

I have a FujiFilm Celsis 6250 CASC Scanner for sale. This scanner was OEM from Crosfield. Very clean and very well maintained. It includes both a small drum and a large drum and mounting unit. Also included is a PowerMac G3, dongle, interface card and software needed to operate. It was working...

You are correct. We have both a 5000 and a 5500. Do you know if this has been improved with the 7600? Thanks for your reply!

Thanks Gordo! You might be right... Unfortunately with their screening angles, tints with Cyan and/or Black look very bad at any edges that are perfectly vertical or horizontal.

Would anyone be able to educate me on the screen angles that HP uses on their Indigo presses? Cyan = 4° Magenta = 64° Yellow = 18° Black = 34° Is there a reason for this? Has anyone printed with traditional angles?

This is why I like PrintPlanet… We can learn from all who participate. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. I feel fortunate to have access to a group of people that can help educate me on my weaknesses.

In Illustrator, under the View menu, see if the "Hide Edges" is showing. It is says "Show Edges", that might be your problem.

I believe the correct quote is "I couldn't care less." "I could care less" shows that you still have concerns.