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I am ran through this same problem myself last year and I was pulling my hair out having to have employees move things around, count at stocktake etc. My solution was to charge what it has cost us. Then any extras go onto a pallet for in-house use etc. every month we take the pallet of...

I had this problem with the DC8000 but we tend to run SRA3 stock at 300gsm quite a bit. We've found that it is the fuser drying out and the paper sticking to the roll so we were ending up with the rubber completely stripping off up to 50mm on the inboard side. So every morning I tip a capful...

Vipp Vipp Hi, I would suggest checking out Xerox's VIPP. it is INCREDIBLY fast. Definitely faster than anything else out there at the moment. Depending on your application development workflow, you can have your graphic designers use the VI pro plugin for indesign. XMpie also outputs to...

Re: Wanting to start printshop at home I would suggest making friends with the largest print company in your area you can find if you are going to be specializing. They have the buying power so rather than get shafted by the paper merchants, maybe try ordering some of your consumables through...

Re: Postcard Printer - What to buy? As A VIPP programmer myself, I will say first off that I am a bit biased towards the Xerox option. I'm unsure how Xerox are when it comes to service in your part of the world but in Australia, I cannot fault them for their after sales service. I know that...

Re: Xerox DocuColor 242 - everything prints TOO dark! That sounds like a UV problem. Check out the ICC whitepaper #14 "The Effects of flourescence in the characterization of imaging media" Does the Spectrophotometer have a UV cut filter? If you are making a profile for that substrate, try...

Re: Rasterblaster question You could try adding it as a scheduled task for when you log on. Another way would be to make a batch file with a wait command in it (not too sure if wait works in XP though so the ping trick will do) So if rasterblaster was located in...

Re: Xerox DocuColor 242 - everything prints TOO dark! I'd say what's happening is that you are using the wrong colour profile for the printer. if you are designing in the SWOP colour space, then the numbers must be converted to your printers working space. I'm not too sure about the CREO...