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Not only for the owner's nephew. It's a freebie. The company isn't seeing one dime from the job.

We're a book printer. We print sheet-fed offset, web-offset, Canon digital web and will be moving to a HP pagewide 2200 web press. We've continues using Dynastrip since the Dyangram made their announcement. Been kicking the can down the road. We've been avoiding a change because we've build so...

Enfocus appears to of solved the problem. I was notified and upgraded with new installer. So far, so good

I'm unsure of which software you were trying to downgrade? I did try the suggested downgrade with Acrobat. My attempt was unsuccessful. I hope this can be resolved quickly. One never realizes how reliant you can be until you see there aren't any anchor points to guide you. This can be a huge...

It's sad to see where we are all going. Thanksgiving 2016 I watch my niece and her husband argue with their two kids on how they were too dependent with their iPhones and that they use play and do things outside when they were younger. The thing that their daughters didn't notice during the...

I use to work for a company and we had a design firm that would always allow us to bid, but they had no intention of giving us the job. They were required to get 3-5 quotes to show their brass that they are doing their due diligence, and the company I worked for would never underbid.

Since when does a client accept the quality to match the low offer? You know the client is going to bounce the job.

Regardless of who wins we are going to need it. Rum........and lots of it. It's going to be a loooooong 4 years.

My company deals with the same issue from time to time. Moiré's can be a real pain. There're times you don't see them in the proof, sometimes you don't see them on the plate. There are times you don't see them until the job is on press. The printer is responsible. It's our job to...

Can you change the position of the envelope on the feed table? Do the corners fold over if you move the pile toward the operator side or gear side?

We occasional have problems. It depends on who's supplying the fonts. In many cases we ask that our client to either zip the fonts if they are PC Based or Stuff the fonts if they are Mac Based.

Hey PPD I work at a book printer. We use a inner shingle for creep. We don't move the work at all. On a rare occasion we will have a client request that we move/adjust photo pages that cross-over 1/16th to face.

My company has actually gained cliental because we aren't fully automated. One client has actually told us stories where they would approve a job with a fully automated workflow, to find out a week later that the job is still waiting to be plated because there were lo-res issues. Since it was...

and can't understand why the printer wants to charge for the additional 500 sheets of paper that was used for make-ready.

Using Preps 5.3.3. We use illustrator eps's for our marks and color bars. I can see the previews with the marks and color bars on a Macintosh computer. But it previews gray on a PC format. Either way the marks are fine. At least for us.

Not dated......Experienced. Yeah, just enjoyed it when the client would stack those key-lines on top of each other. You always had at least one waxed item peeling up from the back side and dropping on the floor as you were loading them into the camera copyboard.

Formal Training? Yeah, when I began in digital prepress I was told I was going to be trained. I was working 2nd shift at the time. I was given a syquest disk and told the proof need to be done by morning. That was my formal training.

If you have pitstop you can do a global change. I sometimes have to convert the marks to black. I do this when we have a black only job on the digital copier. When the marks are in register we are charged with four click counts. Once the registered marks are changed to black we are only charged...

Do you have virtual proofing set up in your process templates? You should be able to check the back up using Prinergy Virtual Proofing. There is a slider within there that allows you to view both sides of the signature. I am have this option using Prinergy workshop 5.1.2.3. I am assuming that...

Were you checking out the separations with Output Preview? What Simulation Profile did you have selected? It's possible that what you're seeing may be caused by the Simulation Profile.