Quote from: gnubler on November 18, 2012, 09:45:24 PMWas there good beer in the city you went for training? Just wondering. :laugh:

I got wasted on Odouls and Kaliber. 

So I am now trained and certified on the iGen3 and the Indigo 7600.

These are two very different machines. PM or email me with ?'s.

Quote from: t-pat on November 13, 2012, 03:48:21 PMfrom going through the conversion I wouldn't even try to do as the OP suggests.
What we did, and what I reccommend is that you make one .tpl per template and put them in folders as Joe suggests.

I still have the script that Kodak cooked up for me to split old multi-sig templates into individual templates for use in 6.

Ooh, ooh - how do I get it? 

I have them. PM me your addy

I believe they have a plug-in that just lets you prep files.
I had the full version installed on a laptop and a workstation. We went with FP after XMPie drove me insane(r).

It is a 7600.

The operator is going in Nov & I will be training in early Dec.

Headed to Boston in a few weeks for training.

Anyone have one? I'd like your opinion.

I have had success saving these as EPS.

Let Apple Maps direct you.

Be sure to watch both 1 & 2.

http://youtu.be/iu2TaYPYVy4

I would love to work with many of the prepresser's here on b4 and if I was single I would pack up and move right now.

Good luck on your search.

We are playing around with Google Docs and Google Apps for the small jobs.

Still working on it, nothing to really show yet.

http://dyslexicfonts.com/

Interesting.

If you run BW, then you may want to look at the Nuvera instead of an iGen.

The iGen has a few flavors iGen4-90 & iGen4-110. There are 2 others that are even faster.

Here is a link to a great resource http://www.colorprintingforum.com/digital-printing-press-forum/

Take a looky-loo.