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If only pitstop didn't only rely on acrobat 😞

Be careful, don't say too much nice things about them, your comment may get disregarded too 🤣 If you use loom to record the problem with a voice over, I've friend is a lot easier for them to understand the issue. Easier to refer to aswel. And yes, if OP is still watching, ask chat support for...

Shame on you for being arrogant, must be apart of your culture. You can be naive and embarrass yourself, so be it. Im very familiar with those 2 channels, and more. It doesn't mean the whole country is the same. There are some big names that use OnPrintShop, and have for many years. Just...

I don't know anything about design'n'buy, but I wouldn't go generalising Indians because of a small group. We use OnPrintShop. They're India based. They've been so good to work with, better than the web2print (Americans) I previously used.

As you mentioned, Enfocus does this with PDFs. When i say data driven, n8n, Zapier they all process data. Enfocus actually moves a PDF through folders with data. I personally wouldn't use a cloud base system that does what enfocus does. Why? because now if i have files on my PC, i need to...

Would you use Zapier for print? no. Apps like Zapier & n8n are more data driven. They're mostly used to integrate 1 app with another, or automate tasks that would take hours into seconds. Can you use it as an IT tool in a print shop? yes! We use n8n a lot. It's makes connecting apps together...

You mean output to Onyx. Onyx stands between your printers and cutters. More often than not, customer files from Corel draw have had more issues when using spot colours.

Caldera is the leading RIP software for wide format, grand format and flatbed printing. Printractory is quite new to market, but poses no advantage to caldera. Also swissqprint drivers are first to caldera. and most developed on caldera.

Do not change RIPs from caldera to printfactory. Caldera is a fantastic RIP, one of the best. and yes, Calibration can take some time. you need to print and read: Ink limits ink restrictions/calibration. and 1000-2000 patches (or near there) for the ICC profile. Can take 30 min to 1 hour per...

I would stick with adobe products. most RIP software run on adobe PDF RIP engines. tutorials from RIP software companies are all done on adobe. Im all for alternative software, etc, but when it comes to ease of use, and compatibility, you go for the industry standard stuff. Like mentioned...

Addon modules are extra modules... Their service/support is apart of the plan and it's literally second to none. They offer more specific modules that are not offered in their plans. E.g book module, canvas, photobook, EDDM etc. they're not included in the standard plan. Im under the impression...

none give out pricing except Print science (WP2Print). OnPrintShop have self guided demos which is neat and others i've looked at dont. A lot dont give pricing, or demo videos, or even a demo website. You just have to go by their feature list and hope they have a solution, and hope you can...

Mistakes happen, Let your employee know a mistake was made and how it can be solved in the future. Give the extras to your customer free of charge (we accidently printed double, the other half is on us) if you're going to throw them away, you may as well give them to the customer.

Of course - www.printrade.com.au What's yours?

That one is tricky as i dont think you can adjust the quantity after the calculation with options. 1 way i'd do it is - get the customer to input the total amount of sheets so if it's 100x5. they need to put in 500. and have a option box with "kinds" so 5 kinds. that's what i've seen others do...

What module? what are you trying to do? Few years now.

Have you asked support? Because they usually find a way to do it. You also need to be detailed in how you want it to calculate etc. Im fully aware of the language barrier, but if you're patient enough with them, they are fully committed to getting your problem solved. Because we've had 0...

Thanks for the great explanation Mike, G7 is definitely not in my industry, And can't see why it needs to be. Enjoy - Hope to see more videos on your youtube channel.

isn't it easier just to use a seperate PC for windows

Hi Mike, does this mean, for example in Onyx (x21.1) i could create a media profile by doing the ink restrictions, linearization and then G7. Then use a standard profile like a Gracol? as the ICC profile? does that mean that profile will print to Gracol standards? Not something i plan to do...