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Try the free trial of SignCut Pro. They are my cutting program of choice and have actual tech support. Used to be offered by USCutter back in the day, you can pay for license time as you go in several time options or buy a lifetime dongle (what I did). This was posted by me last year a few posts up. It should at least get you cutting and you can decide what cutting program is going to work for you.

Na not me Hatter but you helped me out several times when I was a greenie. It would be kick butt to get to meet up and say Hi in person some day. You guys are on the far side of the country from me. I have yet to make it to a show. One of these days I plan to but it never fails that I am always buried when they are anywhere near me.

Hammy, whazzup?!! There's a thing called USB emulation driver, cdm20828 http://www.uscuttersupport.com/downloads/Drivers/cdm20828_setup_windows.exe By the way, what cutting program are you running?

don't think it was me and I have never met goose in person although that would be ok some day in our travels

It is very sad news to hear the man helped me so much at the beginning when I started long ago. Very friendly person all around easy to talk to he will be missed. Thank you Dakota for letting us know.

You computer might be 'seeing' it, but it will not appear as a printer. Look in Device Settings, under USB Ports, and it might appear there - then see what COM Port it was assigned.

The G appears to be modified https://www.dafont.com/horizon.font?text=GILSON

I think you want the stuff that is suitable for cooking. The idea of the parchment is that it's a non stick surface. The cooking variety absolutely works. I actually started using it for a cover sheet with heat press work and then one day was trying a layered job and sort of as a fluke tried it out. I had accidentally not done the correct layout of the two layers and the backing on one was not going to work out on the other and I needed something to lay out there on the table when I layered it so the top layer that didn't stick to my table. One thing led to another and it became my go-to way to layer. It is NOT clear but you can see through it pretty good. Not being from the UK I no nothing about what is available to you at the stores there. I am surprised that they wouldn't have baking parchment paper though. Maybe find a bakery shop that makes cookies and see if they have a commercial supplier or would sell you a roll? As mentioned in a different thread I also sometimes buy gerber 225 vinyl sold by a local supplier that has a clear carrier and that stuff IS totally clear and as long as you remember to keep the slick side up it works great. I had one job I actually wasted a piece of the 225 just so I could use the carrier to layer some other work. This was large format stuff that the parchment was not big enough for.

Very sad to hear this news. He helped me when I first got my cutter around 2012 or so.

I have no doubt he is responsible for the banner that's now stretched across those pearly gates -- "Welcome to Heaven" Peace.