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I had a 8086 ferranti then a 486/dx66 then a HP Pentium 75

Yeah just keep reading and set up some virtual servers to play with thats what I did.

http://www.plus.net/support/broadband/quality_broadband/traffic_prioritisation.shtml Scroll down to the chart. I'm on the pro gamer one :) £20

What plusnet package you got? I don't get traffic shaped on my account? My downloads start at midnight and everything I usually download is finished by the cut off time of 8am They are pretty open about what traffic gets shaped on which package.

If its on coated stock then yeah we default at running it at 200lpi - the press guys have no problems holding it - if uncoated then yeah we turn the dot down to 150lpi.

Thats what separates good and bad printers :) I'll never downsample a photoshop job if it has text in it - any modern day RIP will find this a breeze and running it 200lpi you'll see the best quality.

Set the flyer up at 600dpi not 300dpi if text is involved - you get a much crisper text :)

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=102541

shouldn't you use Indesign for this sort of thing rather than illustrator?

you'll want the picture at least 300dpi at the correct size :) and no its no good just upping the dpi on a low res original image.

Max DSL - you'll get the fastest speed your line can support (up to 8mb) - once moved across you might get some disconnect issues for a week or so until you line works out the most stable speed. I think BT website or even plusnet has online tests that can tell you what max speed you can expect...

Thing is plusnet is only monthly contract but if you switch to sky its 12months? but at then end of the day it depends what you want from a internet connection and I'm sure sky is ok for most things :)

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I'm with plusnet (gaming option) and never had a fault! Customer support is usally fantastic also.

Took some photos today of my area using Panasonic FZ-50 (non-DSLR).

nice pics - video is cool also.

QuarkXpress is crap :) its fallen behind indesign by a big margin. Indesign is the professional's choice which I use daily but to be honest its just a tool. The design is the hard work and having a design in your head doesn't cost you anything so even think about Microsoft Publisher or any...

yeah pulling the card in and out daily is gonna knacker one or the other!

Remove it and go bare back ;)

Symantec was great up until Endpoints - lots of people are having resource problems with it. Sluggish, memory leaks to name but a few.

I just had Sky+ installed today for £30 (Free box etc) - couldn't stretch to HD just yet due to the price of the box.

We got problems here with symantec since the new version 'endpoints' its a nightmare.

trading fonts is illegal ;) check your mail!

Well I've run it on a £300,000 digital press and it looks ok :) Check your colour profile setting in illustrator. Does your job look like my screenshot? Also are you on windows or mac? windows is abit crap at colour management.

I think the files will be fine m8. Send it to your printers and ask to see a proof before they run it - you'll get a close match to how it will look on the press. Any problems just give me a shout! Next time set it up in indesign ;)

Ok I've had a look.... I can't see the problem this end? The images seem to have clipped out fine - I've printed both the AI and PDF and can't see the issue? I've also opened the PDF in photoshop to get colour samples from the background and the background near the images, they have the same...

Ok having a look now for you. PNG! its for print not web based ;) clipping masks FTW :P

Can you see the effect only on print? or can you see it on a PDF of the job? Email me the job on: darren @ quintdown.co.uk

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