"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
I'm talking about flipping the screen so that I am assured that my top 2 corners are in the stop blocks proper along with the bottom side. It's still more efficient than using another screen frame throughout the day and by flipping the frame, I know for sure I am pre-reg'd perfect. I guess you could work it up to print it all at once, but for me, the flip doesn't really kill much time and as fast as they print, boom boom it's done. I now will give the print at once a try and see the accuracy on press, maybe it's just as accurate, just really haven't tried it yet since the flip method works and is fast.
I think you're starting to pick fly crap out of pepper.
Quote I think you're starting to pick fly crap out of pepper.LOL. LOVE that one. Can I use it? LOL. That sounds like a Donnie Miller quote.
They start and stop within the area of the image and head home[/qoute]awesome.
So no one really answered my main question. I assume you can go back and forth between jobs and print say, White screen image 1, white screen image 2, red screen image 1, red screen image 3, etc...