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"Printing white"

Started this discussion. Last reply by Admin Aug 3, 2011. 5 Replies 0 Likes

VARIABLE DATA

Started this discussion. Last reply by Tek_Design_1010 Sep 28, 2010. 8 Replies 0 Likes

Hello everyone! Since we had to get on the road early the second day of training i missed the overview on variable data. I tried to find information on the DVD we were given but didn't see…Continue

low ink

Started this discussion. Last reply by Roland R. Irish III Aug 26, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes

my versacamm displayed the low ink message (1-2-3-Y) my yellow ink has a small amount of ink remaining. i wont have my new ink untill tomorrow. Is there any way to bypass this alert and print with…Continue

SOLUTIONS SUB-BLOCK OPAQUE

Started this discussion. Last reply by Steven Jackson Aug 2, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes

I am very new to my versacamm. I have only been running in for under 2 months. I am getting ready to use sub block material. I cannot find any profiles to download to adjust the settings in the…Continue

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Admin replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion '"Printing white"'

glad to assist!

Aug 3, 2011

Jane Wiciak replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion '"Printing white"'

Thanks for your help! i think that worked, i believe it was the transparent backround that was throwing me off. :)

Aug 3, 2011

Admin replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion '"Printing white"'

try taking max impact off or using a transparent background with the white area. It will add small amounts of color to the white area as it is trying to saturate it and will give a slight grey affect.

Aug 1, 2011

Jane Wiciak replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion '"Printing white"'

Yes i am using max impact

Aug 1, 2011

Admin replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion '"Printing white"'

Are you using max impact for color management?

Jul 30, 2011

"Printing white"

I recently updated my Corel software to X5. Ever since i switched, my white wants to print a SUPER LIGHT shade of grey. On some designs i can select NONE for the fill which works fine. But on some designs i have to choose my RVW BK01A White. It used to print nothing so it was just the bright white of the material showing. I feel like it is a very simple setting i need to change but i can't figure it out. Can anyone help? Thanks! -TSL

Discussion posted by Jane Wiciak Jul 30, 2011

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Tek_Design_1010 replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

You can actually go into the VersaWorks Help menu by clicking Help > Show Help. Search the words "Variable Data" and it will give you a visual walk through of how to setup variable data printing. I never got the training and I looked…

Sep 28, 2010

Kevin Hirata replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

Vicki, The Variable Data feature is a great tool. I just got done printing little numbered stickers for an upcoming Fun Run. The stickers were in numerical order from 1-250. 250 items is the most you can run on one job. If you need more than 250…

Sep 27, 2010

Vicki Dunning replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

Excellent recap guys. I've copied these instructions into a word document and saved it so I can refer to it in the future. Thanks! (now all I have to do is remember to do this....)

Sep 27, 2010

Butch Humphrey replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

Irv and Joseph are both correct about the steps in making the the VD outline and the Excel file. I have only the name of the file saved as VDP_ file no data. Once I open this in VW I add all my data there. Click on the add line box and insert the…

Sep 25, 2010

Joseph Tovar replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

Here are some notes from the class I took with Steve earlier in the year: In Corel... -Create spot color with name... VDP_Name. Ex: VDP_Name, VDP_Photo -Create container with spot color above for data. -Export at EPS In Excel... -Create excel…

Sep 24, 2010

irving donaldson replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

yes attending a Roland Training Course - and I have since routed all flight north or south of Ohio. The naming structure is VDP_whatever_u_like. Now on the CD that you recieved in class - check in he VDP folder for file example. s on how to set up.…

Sep 23, 2010

Jane Wiciak replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

thanks so much! what are you doing in rhode island? lucky for you you didnt fly over ohio again..

Sep 23, 2010

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irving donaldson replied to Jane Wiciak's discussion 'VARIABLE DATA'

Hello Jane do your design as you would like with all the information staying the same for all thirty bags. Where you want the number to go you have to put an out line that is similar to a cutline but named VD?_number - where ? is the letter I forgot…

Sep 23, 2010

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Hometown: Please include City & State: Toledo, Ohio

Core Business: Embroidery, T-shirt Shop, Graphic Designer

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Website:: http://teamsportsohio.com

Type of Printer/Cutter if owned:: roland 24, ioline 300

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At 2:12pm on June 4, 2010, Kevin Hirata said…: Nice...

You will enjoy that machine. The additional capacity is great to have. We have an SP300, and we've had to turn away a lot of jobs because we couldn't handle jobs larger than 30".

At 1:09pm on June 4, 2010, Kevin Hirata said…: That's awesome. Which model did you get?

At 11:38am on June 4, 2010, Kevin Hirata said…: Hi Jane,

Welcome to Myversacamm. I encourage you to actively use this site as a resource to learn more about the Versacamm and some of the neat and fun things it can produce. Let me know if you may have any questions, or post your questions on one of our forums.

Thanks for joining us!

Kevin

At 6:03pm on June 3, 2010, Steven Jackson said…: Jane,
Welcome to MyVersacamm! I hope that you find some useful information in one of our forums or on one of the blogs. Please let me know if there are any questions that I can help answer for you.

Thanks for joining our community!

~Steven