There are a number of sg-3110 spare parts on ebay at the moment including a complete chassis.

Is there anybody out there who can print dye sub onto 2500mm wide polyester canvas DOUBLE SIDED? Actual dims of largest panel are 3700mm x 2500mm! It requires reverse face to be registered to front face.

I guess this won't be cheap!

<t>The concept of copyright is really very simple - it belongs to the person who originates something. If you have been asked to create a design then it is entirely up to you to decide in advance of accepting the commission as to whether you will retain copyright or not. Copyright controls the right ...

<t>If you made the design then copyright is yours automatically. You do not need to prove 'copyright' merely origination and that can be achieved by ensuring you have an irrefutable method of dating the original.<br/>
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With a photograph you would have had a negative (one of the MANY advantages ...

<t>Regarding artwork for mugs or anything the term full bleed means print right up to the edge of the paper. The 'bleed' is the area beyond the edge and since it is quite difficult to print to the very edge (Epson owners don't be too quick to argue this - I know you can do it) to achieve "full bleed ...

Just remember to hold the darn thing horizontally - I can't stand all these video clips on TV shot on phones vertically so 2/3 of the TV screen remains unused! It just encourages the TV companies to use the extra space 'creatively' - eugh!

<t>The basic principle of the 1988 Act is to stop the copying of anyone's work whether it be how something appears or how it functions. With images this means ANY form of publication is an offence so my personal take on this would be that even to advertise [your] work on a public platform such as ...

<t>If you have Windows 7 or earlier then click 'start' and select 'devices and printers'. This should open the device stage window showing all your devices.<br/>
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Find your printer (here's where it gets interesting because not all icons behave the same way as far as I recall). I would start ...

<t>The point is that you cannot legally use the term 'Replica' to get around these issues. The original copyright owner is still protected under the terms of the Copyrights, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Only the originator has the rights to reproduce any image content or a particular design of ...

<t>I'm not getting drawn into a 'mine is bigger than yours' competition!<br/>
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This thread was intended to help those who obviously are not that experienced. I<br/>
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Whilst the 308 is a lovely meter and well worth recommending even though it is around 20 years old now, a meter is not ...