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    The Job Application

    I gave up almost 13 years ago, tired of trying to explain the basics of printing to so called "designers" with years of "experience" who even do not know what is a bleed, or a margin, or made their pages with Photoshop or Publisher and use crappy jpeg logos!!! And exhausted of having to fix all...
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    The Job Application

    In my (almost) 20 years of experience in pre-press, I have often seen people for whom their 30 years of experience were 30 years repeating the same mistakes…
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    Handling a Complaint

    Reminds me another cartoon: http://stoufetjeanouf.canalblog.com/archives/2012/10/15/25341039.html Coward 1- What's this oaf's print job?! People are red like tomatoes! 2- It is no more an organization chart with photographs, it is a meeting of the Alcoholics Anonymous! 3- I'll say two words to...
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    The Salary Strategy

    Welcome back Gordo :) Hope you had good holydays.
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    Back Soon

    Or because we cheer you on to be sure that you will come back.
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    Power in Numbers

    Often, the communication is limited to: "You have to understand that I do this job since 30 years and it is not you who will teach me how to do it"... So, in fact, both are on the same page, but not on the same side of the page!
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    Power in Numbers

    Perhaps because the previous guy is a moron and his job is crap... so the next guy is trying to fix the butcher job? Or perhaps because the next guy believes that the previous guy is a moron and his job is crap... so he is trying to fix what he believes to be a butcher job? Or perhaps the next...
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    Paper or Plastic?

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zig-Zag_(company)
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    Summertime

    Don't come back to the hammer after having emptied the jar if you are attached to your fingers.
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    Managing

    ... and a 12 gauge !
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    Quality vs Cost

    Cost won with the help of incompetence.
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    Matching the Proof

    Printers don't solve problems by letting/asking people and designers do a job that they don't know how to do, mostly using a color profile not adapted to the printing ! on the contrary they create much more problems, because the printers are the only guys who knows which kind of press they use...
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    A.I. Humor

    In France, since 5-10 years, most of the shops refuse cheques, because they have had too much bouncing cheques. And some also don't accept banknotes more than 50 or 100 euros, because the risk of having a forged bill. Since 1992 in France. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_card
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    Matching the Proof

    And designers making their RVB to CMYK conversions with Photoshop's default profile, most of the time because they don't know what is a color profile and what it does. And printers asking for CMYK pictures without letting know which color profile has to be used. And, worst, printers who say that...
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    Press Maintenance

    Looking at the cylinder-head the guy has in his hands, I wonder what kind of press uses a 4-cylinders engine with overhead camshaft and timing belt??? Or perhaps the guy is not a press mechanic, and it explains why he is not able to fix the press!
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    Paper Triage

    Hello Gordo Welcome back, glad to read you again I hope you are well in your new home.
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    A-Way

    Bon courage mon ami.
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    At the Trade Show

    Of course, and that's why we offer booze at the booth ONLY to the boss, never to the employees : we don't want to waste good booze to people who do not have the power to decide !!!
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    A Product's Life

    Stop bragging about your low gas prices LOL I live in France, and gas is now around 2 euro per liter, which is 10,2 CAD (7,9 USD) 😭😭😭😭
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    Unhappy Returns

    Which outdoor sunlight are you refering to? The morning sun, around 6500-7500 °K? or the evening sun, around 4500-5000°K?

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