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We sourced all our material from Kelly Spicers. I believe it was their own generic Kelly brand of 13oz scrim banner material we used. It's been a couple of years now since I ran that machine, but the big takeaway was always finding the right media setting. Sometimes you can download it from the...

Here is my latest video on how to set up bleed, borders, grommet marks and job info in hem area for banners in Adobe InDesign & Acrobat. I know these features are already built in for software like Flexi and Onyx, but I figured I'd show a way of doing it without the additional software. Let...

I'm not a miracle worker, lol.

I would agree with the boil bound option. More chances the book will stay together that way. MGX synthetic paper is the best IMO. We've have mixed results on our Ricoh using Nakoosa, but much more consistent coverage with MGX brand.

I see what you mean. Normally it shouldn't be a problem, however, because that area is going to fall into the gutter of the book. Most of the time anything within 5-10mm (depending on book thickness) will fall into the gutter and not be able to be seen anyway, so you wouldn't even notice it. If...

I think maybe I'm not understanding your question. Do you mean content that goes into the gutter area of the book? Like a background?

Did a video on how to set up a InDesign file for a perfect bound book. Also created a custom spine width calculator. Let me know your thoughts.

Video I just did to show how the new Generative Expand feature can help with missing bleeds and extra white space on images. Similar feature that Photoshop has, but this is built directly in InDesign now. Hope someone finds it useful.

I did a video awhile back on how to set up a pre-flight profile to raster PDFs: It doesn't deal with trapping, but it's a quick way to raster a multi-page PDF file.

Dov, you are the GOAT! A very detailed explanation of the proper way to utilize and output those colors. My video does not go in near the detail you explain above. I simply was trying to show a way to change out those colors quickly using a preflight profile. Yes, the glaring example is the...

Video I did answering a question to a post on Reddit. Designer was using InDesign mostly for digital content so all their swatches were in RGB, but occasionally they wanted to output to CMYK and maintain their clients branding standards. I made a little example of how this can be achieved via a...

That was one reason why I suggested using linked InDesign files instead of doing the design work directly in the "Master" file. Plus, in the example I gave in the video, the customer would supply us with InDesign files already, so there was no need to copy all the work they already did, I would...

Just did this video and thought I would share. Let me know what you think, if you find something like this useful or not. Thanks.

I know it's still in Beta testing mode, so I'm sure there are going to be some tweaks to it. Like @gordo said, I don't it's right if the photographers aren't getting their credit. I just made the video to show people how their can use the feature.

Just did a video on the new feature in InDesign called "Text to Image". Basically allows you to search for stock images to use in your design, directly from within InDesign.

Saw a post the other day asking about this on Reddit, so I figured I would do a little video on it. Hopefully it'll help someone out. Doesn't really apply too much to commercial printing, but maybe someone has some use for it.

Did a video discussing Rich Black vs. 100% Black with a Adobe Preflight on how to swap them back and forth quickly. Let me know if you like it. Thanks.

Not having prepress in the same building as your production staff would be a nightmare. I can count at least a dozen times a day when a press operator comes into the prepress department to ask a question, or bindery needs clarification on how to fold a unique job. Sales and admin could certainly...

Here is my latest video that shows how to convert any image to a spot PMS color directly through Acrobat using a preflight function. Hope someone gets some use out of it.

We had a c7110. It was a good machine for us, but seldom used the 5th color station with the exception of one customer who wanted "spot uv" look to their business cards. The rest of the time we just ran it as CMYK. When it came time for the lease to end we switched the c9200 instead. Unless...