<r><QUOTE author="Printcess Jen;102228"><s>[QUOTE=Printcess Jen;102228]</s>Hi Mike,<br/>
have you sorted the problem? Could there be a layer turned on somewhere or if not perhaps select the image using the marquee tool, invert it so all the white space is selected and hit delete, it might delete any ...

I have attached a image of what part photoshop/printer is trying to print in white.

A11kns;102157 wrote:Is it true white?? I.e #FFFFFF

Yes it is true white.

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Sorry it has been a while since i have been on this forum hope all is good, i recently brought a new iMac so i had to restalled everything from my MacBook to the new machine. <br/>
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I just about remembered how to set up everything again.<br/>
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When i printed my ...

brought a smile to my face

Gets there product noticed, moves up the listing, quick feedback and top seller status. Changes the price later on then hopes for return customers, new customers due to feedback and amount sold.

That's my understanding of doing something like this.

Tried a really cheap paper from ebay, was awful even look bad for a paper it would curl up on its own. Also tried a middle range one which was ok but didnt give the same crystal clear print TruPix achieves.

TruPix all the way.

smo;71069 wrote:It is!! About 120kg which makes unloading it on my own a challenge as none of my staff helped!

and i thought a heat press was heavy lol, that was nice of them haha.

Looks Heavy! look forward to the review.

I was shocked to see i couldnt reply to a message that included my email address the other day, the amount of time it took for the customer to work out how to send me a photo was unreal.

It really is EvilBay