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Sorry, Just got your message. I have been absent for awhile. To answer your question, the answer is no, I do not have this software. Sorry.

Hi, Anybody have a salary range of what a good sales person can make in the wide format market? It would be selling color prints from 3 wide format printers 40-60", a 40x60 digital flat bed printer, and two digital office printers. It would be in the Great Lakes region. I understand it is a...

We have a Z2100 and should be pretty similar. Try going to HP's website and look up your printer model under the support tab. There, hopefully you will find the substrate you have purchased. Look to see if you can download the paper settings for this material. You can then upload it to your...

We did the same thing in our shop and we ended up getting a EFI Designer Edition RIP. It works but it is a PITA to get support on it because EFI, I believe no longer supports the RIP and you have to go through HP for issues. I would fully investigate all your options prior to purchasing...

Well Dahhhh!. That was too easy. I think 3 years ago, my headache was the video card, now that I recall. Many thanks to you!

Hi, Does anybody have the white paper that explains how to setup a software program that will show you the visual color space of an MX4 from the GMG RIP, Ver4.0? I did this about 3 years ago and can't find the doc anymore and need to do it again. I want to be able to show the customer the 3d...

Same thing. Used, you may want to search for the EverSmart Scanners. Same as the iQSmart scanners, just the SCSi version no longer sold by Kodak I believe. The best you'll get to my knowledge.

Kodak iQSmart scanner is one of the best. IQSMART Scanners - Kodak Graphic Communications Group Good Luck.

Where are you located, Maybe I'll come pick it up and get it out of your way for FREE. Jeffrey J. [email protected]

Dan, Are you located in Twinsburg OH? There is a CCL Label company in Twinsburg and I was wondering if you are affilated with them. I work up the street in Hudson OH as a Sales Manager for Rossini Graphics with huge amounts of Color Experience and could help guide you on your journey to get...

No Worries. We are all in this boat together. Besides, I am now a Sales Manager for a Flexo Prepress House.

Lab to Do Percentage Lab to Do Percentage Might the Fuji software "Taskero Universe" be a good solution for you. I know they are all about the hub and spoke for their CM.

Pre G7 Values (Print #1) My Paper Lab values are L=96.1 a=2.7 b=-12.4 My K 100% Lab values are L=36.91 a=-2.49 b=-5.98 My K 50% Lab values are L=63.53 a=-1.29 b=-9.14 My CMY 50/40/40% Lab values are L=67.31 a=-1.72 b=-4.39 Let me know what you think.

I am pretty sure that the end user (owner of the inkjet press) would object to converting B&W photos to 3 or 4 color, only because it would be costly in ink to them. The solution that you have given, is it a for sure or is this a "based on experience and theory answer?" Please don't take it...

Hi, I am doing some tests with G7. I work with non-standard presses, being that what I am trying to G7-ize is a high speed/volume inkjet web press. Now I understand that G7 works with the fact that you have inks and paper that are within the ISO specs. I will say upfront, I do not have paper...

Frank, I would not classify GMG & Oris as color management software, but rather, color management aware software and they produce output to color devices. X-Rite's ProfileMaker, Monaco, and Kodak's Colorflow are what I call color management software. They actual produce ICC profiles for other...

In a perfect world, I would ask for PDF files only and give a discount for them. It is not a perfect world, so I tell customers if they are not sure about their PDF file being "Print Ready" or there might be some major changes to the document down the road, then send the naitive files. No...

Have you asked your individual sales rep from the respected companies? It might be your best bet, many people put their own twist on their color going to these devices and rarely use the standards. at least this is my own humble opinion.

If you want ease of use and automation, go with the Hyphen Impoproofer series. It may be a bit expensive but once you get one, you'll never go back. One way to ease the pain of the expense is to use a lower costing paper roll. Good luck!

I have always been a big fan of the Eversmart scanners made by Kodak, was Creo who bought Scitex. It will be the closest to drum scanner quality. Easy to use and color manage.