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Re: Mac OS regular maintenance? To sum things up MACs just run with very little effort from the operator....

For those of you that are in a shop where you have both Digital Presses (is NexPress, Indigo...) and sheet fed or web presses, do you color manage your digital press to match your sheetfed or web press or not. If you do color manage your digital press to match your sheetfed or web press how did...

Re: Spnning beach ball I personally think that the problem is the Network and the way it is designed but I'm not an IT guru so i cannot say for sure that that is the problem.

Re: Spnning beach ball I only view the job I'm working on. I work at Communicorp which is owned by Aflac. We print all there brochures and since it is all pretty standard we use JDF for about 95% of there work and since they go though these brochures pretty quickly we just keep it all on line...

Re: Spnning beach ball We have 4893 Jobs 30,078 pages

Re: Profiling multiple monitors The few monitor calibration softwares tht i have worked with the first step is to set your contrast and brightness then you launch the software that displays the different colors that are read by the spetrophotometer. I'm pretty sure that the video card wil...

Re: Spnning beach ball Page list is 30,078 Rampage version 10.4 7 clients 2 rips 2 RPD 1 shooter for Plate setter

Does any one know why I get the spinning beach ball just about everytime I access the client. I'm on a G5 1.6ghz gigabit connection to the server. All of our macs get this but mine seems tobe the worst.

Do we have and operators with expierence on both the Nexpress and Indigo. I use to run the Nexpress but here we have the Indigo. I'm told that it cannot do impositions on a job by job basis and that it cannot impose a saddlestitch book with bleeds.

Re: Profiling multiple monitors I'm not an expert but it is my understanding the the graphic card plays a major role in monitor calibration. So to answer your question you need to install the calibration software on all computers and calibrate each with the monitor that will be used with that...