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Was just reading this 'older' thread... just wondering if this issue was resolved and what caused it?

Lol... I don't know, I'm not a printer... mainly demineralised water and some additive that all printing presses use. My point is, chem-free plates work well for us, straight from the image setter onto the press.

I haven't used any chemistry for almost 10 years now, just whatever chemistry is used on the press itself.

I second this suggestion… great software. Also 'Quite a Box of Tricks' from the same company is worth every penny... http://www.quite.com/products.htm

I never got that weird US weight system for paper... neither do I get Ounces, Yards, Tea and tablespoons and fractional inches... way to complicated. You missed a chance there to go metric in the seventies.

And don't forget to give her a good 'service' now and then...

What stops you from using both systems? I'm sure you can hook up more than one proof printer to your system?

Sounds like any copier sales person I have ever had the 'pleasure' to talk to...

It's been on the wishlist on my Apple TV for years now... never got around to it, but it's about time I watch it... thanks for the reminder :-)

Thanks for posting that video... I enjoyed it. The world has lost a great designer.

Restarted your router? And is Print Planet the only slow site? Maybe empty Cache in your browser… also slow in a different browser?

This questions is over two years old... He's probably already out of business.

Just FYI, I run two Xante Ilumina's (not Impressia), and they work great with envelopes, but they DO emboss them... Could be that the Impressia doesn't., can't help you there. I'm thinking they might have tweaked a fuser for demonstration purposes. I have heard you can reduce the tension of the...

Don't just compare the printer price, also compare toner and drum prices. It could very well be that the Xante drums and toners are cheaper than the OKI ones (weird as that sounds) and if so, you might be cheaper off with the Xante.

I don't have any experience with the new heavyweight champion model. I do have experience with the older Illumina 502. We have two of them, and they are great machines, but they do have their quirks (as do all machines). They will run 400 grams pretty well though. Sometimes color registration on...

It means exactly what you think it does... Canceling my CC

A Heidelberg GTO for $ 6000 is very cheap... I'm assuming it is very old (20 years or more)? Problem could be that replacement parts are very expensive, so make sure the machine is in working order when you buy it. Other than that they are great machines.

Press room does the plates... they know when they need which plate, and in what order. We use Heidelberg Prinect with the MetaShooter, which means I (prepress) send the files through the RIP and to the shooter (separate PC). There the files are shown in a list, and the pressroom just clicks and...

The main reason as far as I know is they use large sheetsize offset presses (either owned or outsourced) and combine 8 or 16 orders on a large sheet. Thats why the price usually goes up considerably if you want it delivered fast because that makes it harder to combine it with other jobs. Color...

You would probably want Enfocus PitStop, and some kind of imposition software. The utility I use most (other then Signa) is Quite a Box of Tricks and Quite Imposing (plus). Quite Imposing: home page Quite A Box Of Tricks: Overview Ignore the looks of this outdated website... the software they...