Scott07

We currently use the power rip program to make positives with our epson 4880. Not been real happy with it. Anyone else using it? Also checking out Accu rip, looking for feed back on that program. Thanks in advance.

 

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DAGuide

Scott,

What are you experiencing? What do you want it to do that it is not doing? That might help people solve any issues you might be having.

Mark

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Scott07

I'm just trying to print with it. Single color films. The program seems to crash.

 

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MyAzTechPro

Scott,

If you are looking for a better deal than the power rip you should try out QuickFilm RIP.

Here are just a few features it offers.

Multiple Queues:
Setup queues with different line screens for quality output.
Access queues directly from the control panel in any application.

Visual Production Manager Controls in queue:
Automatically or Manually nest multiple page jobs together.
Media setup, including special support for sheet and roll feed media.
Print page control plus visual sizing and positioning of jobs.
Cropping and tiling of jobs directly in the queue.

Halftone Controls allow you to select halftone settings for each color plane separately:

Best part of it is that it's stable and reliable. visit The best site for screen printing prepress supplies! for more information

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