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doesn't "bitten by an alligator" usually mean "he dead"?

except how do people know to do that? And it's not a click, yeah? i mean, you have to take out your phone and point it at the paper, right? and you have to download a dedicated app? the camera app on phones just recognize QR codes.

i don't see the relevance. If you don't want to say in 30 words or less what the point of your article was, no worry.

maybe my knowledge of click-able paper is limited or wrong? can someone explain how it's superior to a QR code?

I'm sorry, I still don't know what the point is. some decades ago, my journalism teacher said to put the point in the opening paragraph, then support it through the rest of the article.

What was the point?

gone. delete. thanks.

I haven't seen seybold in over 20 years. It was crazy expensive back then. Your point is correct... If you saved them, there's value.

Right.which is non sense and his silly way of saying "print is dead" There are digital options but nothing near as cost effective in many scenarios. For example, my real estate agents can distribute a hundred door hangers to promote a nearby open house event. What's the digital option? A...

I'm sorry, I'm not sure what he's trying to say. article almost sounds like "clever" way of saying "print is dead"?

i guess their close is like NASA's close? How NASA Lost a Spacecraft From a Metric Math Mistake | SimScale :D

no, i understand bounce. but this appears to be off by 0.5" between the top and bottom holes. I'm assuming the die is 6up and not two pieces of 3up that get hand placed in a jig or whatever? If it's 6up on one piece of wood, then the spacing should always be "exact", not a half inch. :unsure::)

good news, zap replied to my email quickly! bad news is that I felt like I was talking with my ex-wife... flippin'-the-script... zap: We don’t have an item c5726 where do you show that item me: it says it on your paperwork zap: oh, that's the SKU not the Item# (their paperwork says "item#"...

so, I just tried out my new paper! But their die is wrong. I just spent a good portion of my day trying to figure this out because I simply assume the paper would produce 8.5" tall hangers. I spent so much time thinking that I had to be wrong and just kept trying to impose print and duplo...

odd. 9 out of 10 techs i've worked with have wanted me to make all the repairs I could. Ask your sales person if he knows a tech that will teach and share.

fantastic. I just placed an order! The paper I am currently using is fragile enough at the perfs that i cannot duplex. I'm hoping this solves that as well as reduced jams in both my printer and duplo

"Show Me The Money!" the problem is, too many kids think this job is easy, so they get a "graphic design" degree and flood the market -- at least in the Denver area. Managers/owners (who should know better) think they can bring in a college kids and train them up for near minimum wage ($15/hr...

wow, thanks! exactly what I wanted.

This.

I was told by a tech that when you per down a machine, the capacitors hold a charge for quite some time and can hold an error. He said to power down, switch off, then press the power button several times to flush the capacitors