Printing Question
Printing Question
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- sted0
- it doesn't have the texture because it's not "vellum"Gnash
- used wax paper because the restaurant was be able to print out the menu pages in the cheapest possible way on a paper what they actually use for cooking :)sted
- what kind of printing on the wax paper? offset litho? Not laser, that would melt the waxmonospaced
- a printer would never run wax paper through a litho press either.Gnash
- inkjetsted
- lol. so your "pre-press' experience is on your home inkjet printer?Gnash
- 'Wax' paper isn't literally waxed these days though, is it? If it was it'd melt in the oven, the exact environment it's intended for.detritus
- look, it's okay not to know everything. I know as much about the digital world as you do about print.Gnash
- don't be confusing pickfloyd by offering your guesses.Gnash
- Gnash no. 3 months at a pharma prepress. and 10 years as operator and art-director. with many machine starts and impossible projects.sted
- @detrius not sure, but i know you buy wax paper at a grocery store, not a print shop.Gnash
- and please fuck off with this style.sted
- Sted, and you ran Wax paper through your presses?Gnash
- geez you actually read or just here to be the asshole? "restaurant was be able to print out the menu pages" on their OWN inkjet printer.sted
- not a single fucking person said that it's not vellum :( or that you aren't right. so please jerk it off already.sted
- pink wasn't asking to print it on his own printer.. i'm sure you could print on a slice of cheese at home if you wanted to. spec'ing for print is different.Gnash
- @detritus Wax paper in the oven?? No. It smokes and melts. Maybe you are thinking of parchment paper. That's the paper for the oven.ETM
- Right you are, ETM! I forgot what wax paper actually is there for a second - wrapping meat in the 1920's, not cooking pizzarolls in the 21st C :)detritus
- lol they still use that for wrapping :)sted
- wax paper has real wax on it, yesmonospaced