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Thanks. I've tried the Static guard and dryer sheet, still no luck. It's like it only loads up a partial job when its reading the file then it stops loading. DRIVING ME INSANE! I can watch the computer screen and watch the progress bar slowly advance, then suddenly race across the screen. I know then that it isnt going to cut the entire job. I am on a laptop so I have no serial port.

Can the memory be "reset" or "cleared" making the machine usuable until I can get a memory stick?

Thanks!,,at least thats a start

I wasn't aware that you can upgrade memory. I've never had a memory issue before. It's worked great since '07. Are there software updates that i'm not aware of?...and where do you find those?

I have a MH721 cutter bought in '07. I have replaced the motherboard recently and tech support set me up. It has worked fine until my last 2 cut jobs. It stops in the middle of a cut. When it does this, I notice that the "reading file" screen on the computer is moving slowly as it reads, then suddenly races across and the cutter stops. Also, I watched the LCD screen on the cutter and it shows weird writing or goes blank all together. Its grounded in 3 places...usb connected...etc. Another bad motherboard or computer issues? I can turn the cutter off and instead of setting back to force 100 anspeed 24, it holds my previous setting, which it has never done before.

Thanks...and I have another question. Can I use my inkjet Canon printewr with regular ink to make my transfers as long as I use quality transfer paper? or do I have to purchase sublimation ink?

Hey guys and gals, need some advice or opinions. I am going to add a t-shirt press and hat press to my sign business. I've looked at them and have seen the letters R, B, and F with sublimation in the description. . What does that mean and whats the difference? Which is best to have? Also.....I am looking at a 4 in 1 with a 15x12 shirt platform. Are the 4 in 1, 6 in 1 etc., good machines or should I buy them separate and free standing? Thanks for the help and have a blessed day!

Thanks Kevin, I am looking more for a place I can e-mail my artwork and logos and they print customs and send to me.

Hey guys,,need a touch of help. I am in the process of adding a t-shirt/hat press to my sign business. Does anyone know of a LOW cost supplier of custom transfers (my art-work,logos) and vinyl press on numbers like on football/baseball jerseys? Thanks! I'm sure I'll be back here for more advice as I begin this endeavor.

Your standard business liability insurance should cover the benches as well, depending on the company and your coverage of course.

Not sure about the legal issues, but, where I am from if a man falls off a park bench he is usally drunk and not thinking about sueing anyone....LOL...God Bless small town Americana! It is a good question though.

As glad as I am to have been able to help with this bench ad idea, there is one thing about them that everyone seems to be overlooking. Not only do you make great money selling ads, but, if your ad is placed in the center square, you have just tapped into serious advertising for YOUR business. I have had NUMEROUS jobs as a result of people seeing MY ad on the benches. 3 new customers today alone that saw and liked my work. 2 wanted an ad as well and one wanted a banner made. Guess it's time to order ANOTHER bench!

Big Kid...not sure where your place is...but...the link I gave for the benches has FREE shipping!..I have one bench that has been outside in 100+ temps...HEAVY rains...direct sunlight...and several storms. The Krylon has held up PERFECTLY so far. Just be sure to coat ALL the exposed wood and vinyl with the krylon. The paint works good sealing the 2x4 's and 6's. If you need to change an ad out...simply peel off the old ad and put the new ad on and re-seal with Krylon. So far guys...(fingers crossed) I have had ZERO problems with any bench.

Thanks guys for the alternate sites to purchase these. If you guys make it big with these benches, please contact me for my address to send my commission check!..>LMAO!...Good Luck guys and gals!

One more thing...keep a close tab on when you sold a particulare ad so that once that yearly renewal comes around you won't forget who paid what month..etc..