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Snow Leopard is the last version of OSX that supports PPC applications. I'm sure some nerd can use them.

You can create an Action in Pitstop pro with a group of actions nested in it. Click on your "Master Action" and it will run a preflight on the file for your most common errors.

The version we have has a limited number of sizes. I would check with KM. My understanding is on our version the sizes are hard coded when purchased.

Regarding issues in post press, I haven't seen any, quite the opposite actually. Because the machine is an inkjet you don't need to worry about super stick laminates or toner cracking. The RIP is a Konica proprietary RIP. The machine was here when I started 2 years ago and I don't know when it...

I work for a digital book printer and we have a KM-1. We use it for the majority of our book covers and full color books that need to be high quality. Our other presses are two digital webs. We have a single toner based, a Ricoh 9110, that doesn't get a lot of use. The KM-1 is a great machine...

A knife folder is an option but, it's going to be pricey. I've never seen a buckle folder that folded stapled booklets consistently. You always have to refold some of them by hand.

One the staple head at the front their is a shaft. the plastic around that shaft rounds out. Putting tape around the shaft helps temporarily. I ran the DBM around 2009-2013, they may have changed the design since then.

I will celebrate with the bourbon chicken recipe from America's Test Kitchen and a glass of Knob Creek.

We're a book printer. We have two stack cutters as well as a 3 knife trimmer. Most of our cutting is not to finished size. We use the Prism for cutting book blocks for the perfect binder, cutting covers to be to make cases and, cutting greyboard for cases. If we were a commercial shop or only...

We have one at work. It's definitely a step or two below a Challenge or Polar. It feels cheap, the membrane control pad is spongey but, it works. It's an adequate general use cutter. Ours is always out by .04 inches even after a calibration.

It's not remotely the cheapest option... At my last job we had the Multigraf touchline CF 375 and it was the best digital finishing machine I've ever run. It replace our floor folder for 90-95% of our work. It had two tool units so, you could crease from the bottom and the top simultaneously or...

I finally got a call back 3 days after we switched to AccuZIP. I Couldn't run Presorts for a week so, I was done after that.

We had a DPM from the early 2k's. If I remember those machines were made by Mitsubishi and rebadged by AB-Dick. Searching for Mitsubishi techs may give you more options.

The company that I work for bought BCC Bulkmailer through Quadient before I started here. My issue is we can't get Quadient to send us an invoice to renew and I currently can't use the software. I literally can't get anyone to take our money! I'm going to reach out to BCC and Quadient again...

We've used N.E.T several times over the years. This is something they specialize in. National Electronic Transit | NET – NET, National Electronic Transic

Toggling the "Adobe PDF Print Engine Preferred" box on our 7110 fixed a bunch of issues over the years.

I worked at an Alphagraphics for 8 years and we had office carpet. It was fine and machines were a lot messier in the 90's

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How big of a sheet? Does it need to crease? What kind of stocks are you folding?

This is a great feature, when it works. When the rollers on the cover inserter start wearing you'll get constant jams.