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Loading media profiles
Okay, I tried, I really did try to load these media profiles. I keep getting an error that says, media file can only be opened in Versa Camm VP series printer. It is now set to VersaCamm VPi series....I am stumped.....HELP.......
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Permalink Reply by Adrienne Mignano on -
Okay, it's definitely something to do with the Quick Print profile from Imprintables....because I was able to load the one for opaque solutions....does anyone know another media profile to use with Quick Print???
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Permalink Reply by Vicki Dunning on -
You can also try to download a profile from this site. At the top of the page is a section for "downloads" and there are profiles there for specific machines.
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Permalink Reply by Vicki Dunning on
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Adrienne, What machine type are you running. We are running an SP540i and had to load profiles specifically for the SP540i. It wouldn't work with the SP540- or the VP540i? Are you sure you are downloading the correct file? We also had one instance where Zach at Imprintables said the file may have been corrupted on the site and he e-mailed us a file.
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Permalink Reply by irving donaldson on -
I have had problems with imprintables profiles - if the one from this site, and imprintables do not work - you can google the one you looking for and get it from other online sources.
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Permalink Reply by Steven Jackson on -
I got her the correct profile this morning. I need to check the one posted on MVC and see if it is correct but the one on the IW site is not right.
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Permalink Reply by Adrienne Mignano on
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Thank you all....I printed some transfers on Quick Print for some shirts for my Dad...and they look FABULOUS.....They are so crisp and clean...thanks, Steve, for the profile...I tried to put some smaller logos in the empty space, but I couldn't remember how to do that..was that in Corel or in VersaWorks? Is that the nesting..anyway...baby steps...I'll get there.....
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Permalink Reply by Vicki Dunning on
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Adrienne, Many of us are in the same boat. Baby steps it will be for a while, but we have to just keep plugging away. Yes, it's nesting and done in VersaWorks.
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Permalink Reply by irving donaldson on
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@AM - you can gang in Corel but it is better for future use to nest in Versaworks. You can always unnest and renest a new group. Just remember to select the files you want in that group and hit the nest button in the menu box. When you double click any of the nested files - the window will open with all of the nested files - you can then go in and size them etc. 1 profile per nest. If later you need a file in your nest - on nest it and you have individual access to it again. If you making a new nest select the old nest file first and it will retain the setting for the new nest - just size the new ones - arrange and let it rip. This is probably more than you wanted to know - but that is what I do.
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Permalink Reply by Adrienne Mignano on
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Thanks, Irv.....Definitely not more than I wanted to know...Knowledge is Power.....
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Hirata on -
Don't mean to highjack this thread, but does anyone have the profile for Stretch Print? IW sent me something, but it didn't work. I have an SP300.
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Permalink Reply by Steven Jackson on
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Sorry Kevin - I cannot find one anywhere. I think we used clear solutions profile for that in the past.
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