The most common complaint in the industry when installing a banner is: “The banner I put up was only up for ….. and it fell down”. It is very important to realize that a banner hung outside can be subjected to numerous forces, some natural and some unnatural. The main reason a banner fails unfortunately is due to substandard installation. It is very important to select the right type of banner for the conditions. The type of construction, tear strength, and the weight of the banner material used are major considerations when making your selection.
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Banners, Install
Gerber Scientific Products has release there latest version of their design software, Omega 4.0. As always, Gerber has special offers for this release. However, for this post, we would like to go into what are some exciting new features that come with Omega 4.0
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EDGE, Update, Windows 7
No piece of equipment or software is 100% flawless. If it was, there would be no need for tech support. Thankfully, we are here to offer you a hand with just about any issue that you may have. However, we often get calls from customers who are requesting assistance, but offer little information as to what their problem might be.
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E-mail, Phone
Onyx Graphics has confirmed that Onyx 7.3.2 is compatible with Windows 7. You may click here for a list of recommended computer specifications to run this version. As always, Onyx is continuing to test and list any issues they find on their website and below are some of the most common problems.
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Designjet, GS6000, Update, Windows 7
I covered this before in a document I emailed out to customers having issues with their printers, but I wanted to go into more detail here on the blog. Many people know what networking does; i.e. connecting 2 or more devices to send and receive data. What many people don’t know is how it works. The how will usually help you figure out why your network is (or isn’t) working. Read on if you’re having problems in your location.
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Networking, TCP/IP
