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I had head clog issues with the Cobra Ink tank system with pigment inks. I am told you have to run the printer at least once a day just to keep things from sitting & clogging. The tank tubes would also get air bubbles in them. I have a worthless Epson Workforce 1100 right now. When it ran, it worked nice though. Sue2

Yes, thanks...too early in the AM to be answering...I fixed it.

Does the ET-4550 use pigment ink or dye ink? That makes a difference for color t-shirt transfers. I'm pretty sure the 7610 is pigment ink. Talk to the people that make the transfers....I'm sure they will have better info than the OD techs. Ask them which is the best printer for their transfer materials. Just my 2 cents.... I too would like to be able to do nice full color t-shirts....I have a Big-A** Laser printer we use in the print shop and THAT should be good enough but I haven't found a transfer paper that works well with it. Sue2

LOL...I have to agree! Would not be my first choice. Sue2

Easy guys....she said she only used the iron as a quick fix. Sue2

No, Find My Font is good...seldom fails to find a font....even finds look-a-likes.

Find My Font says: Cretino Regular Sue2

find My Font says: Zapfino Forte

Also: Xavier Serif Black Bold OPTI Charlie-Pointed

Find My Font says: Ashley Crawford Regular

I guess that's why I am trying to keep a back-up of the back-up separately.....so EVERYTHING would not be lost/compromised. And yes, I too have a hard time sticking to a set schedule. Sue2

All this talk of computers dying, ransom-ware and storm damaged equipment has got me paranoid! What I want is a program that will back-up all my files on the computer AND attached storage drives... Continual back-up would be nice but, 2 to 4 times a day would be okay too. Then, maybe once a week save a back-up of the back-up. I would back-up everything locally to a 3-4 TB drive and feel fairly safe. I use Carbonite already and it stores the computer hard drive files in the cloud....separate connected storage drives are not copied. I store a ton of files on connected USB Storage drives that are from not very active customers. I want some redundancy to make me feel safer. Any recommendations? Thanks! Sue2

I already have almost 1TB of files & graphics I need to keep safely backed-up...so I have ordered a 4TB drive for onsite back-ups. That should be large enough to keep a back-up of the back-up.... plus whatever else I need to store. Ever since my back-up drive failed I try to keep several back-ups in different locations....just in case. Plus, if I accidentally write-over an original file, I can go to an earlier back-up and retrieve the original. Now I'll be checking out ALLWay Sync and PCloud to see how they can make my back-ups seamless.... Thanks both of you for taking the time to help. Sue2

Chancery Script

If you attach one of your files that are cutting choppy, one of us can look it over and let you know if it is the file that is choppy....and not a problem with your cutter. Sue2

Is it possible that it's not the cutter but the files you are cutting that are jagged, not smooth? Sue2

Dave is right....unless you are just putting text onto the shirts you will need to learn how to make your own graphics and how to trace photo files and logos. Many small companies do not have their logos in vector files. Main colors: White, black, yellow, blue, red & green.....ladies like pink...... Also stock up on the "local" school and team colors. Plus silver and gold. Sue2

Here's the eps sheriffs-badge.eps

Nice job! & Nice rendering skarekrow! Sue2

Well I do logos frequently.....I like the red one also....it links the produce to the land. The top two are nothing unusual. The middle left looks like a dog tag and the one next to it looks like an engraved plaque. The bottom left looks like a car grill. Just my 2 cents. Sue2

My 12 year old HP wide format DesignJet printer is down and we are waiting on parts/repair quote. Can anyone recommend a good wholesale supplier for prints, mostly we use adhesive backed vinyl and apply to coroplast or foamcore for medium/small indoor & outdoor signs. Occasionally I need some simple paper prints on a heavy weight stock. They don't have to be fine-arts quality...just good prints. ALSO, depending on the repair estimate, I may be looking to replace the printer... what's out there that is similar? We don't need one with 10-12 inks....the 6 we have now is plenty for the type of prints we provide. We have been using the aqueous UV inks. TIA...Sue2

We aren't a sign shop...this is an add-on to our print/copy business. We have managed to get by with the aqueous prints by covering the outdoor stuff with a UV Laminate. Holds up well....the imprint colors outlast the coroplast substrate. Attached is a picture of a sign I printed up and only put the UV laminate on the top half. The sign was out in the full sun and weather for 3 years. The UV laminate really did its job.

You'll have to come up with a better contrast than that then.

Gochi Hand (Regular) Thanks to Find My Font!

This what you're looking for? BTW...your yellow droplet is made of several pieces. Sue2 Leaf-Simple.eps