When using the PowisPrinter software for your Powis Parker Fastback Powisprinter the repeat button allows you to title and bind a series of the same-thickness books. For example, if you have twenty copies of a manual to title and bind, use REPEAT. It makes the binding job lots easier, and is quick, quick, quick. Keep in mind that the REPEAT button is for multiple print-and-bind jobs only.
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Using the Repeat Button With the Powis Parker Fastback PowisPrinter
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieUsing the Print Window of the PowisPrint Software For the Fastback PowisPrinter
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieWhen you select "Print" from the file menu, the Print Window opens. The Print Window display is divided into five buttons (the Print Commands) and four boxes (the Status Boxes). This article will provide an overview of the different buttons and boxes that are part of this Print Window. Understanding these boxes is essential for getting the results that you need when you print your Fastback binding strips.
Using the Powis Parker Fastback 9 - Choosing a Binding Mode
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThis article is designed to introduce you to the eight different modes offered by the Fastback 9 binding machine. You can change the mode on your machine by simply pressing the menu button repeatedly until the mode that you are looking for appears on the LCD display.
Using the Fastback PowisPrinter P31 Spine Printer
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Fastback PowisPrinter is an extraordinary new printer that lets you print directly onto a Powis Parker binding strip. It prints colored text on up to three different locations of the strip, in a variety of orientations, and accepts different lengths of narrow, medium and wide Binderstrips. So not only can you print on Binderstrips, but you have complete flexibility in how you do it.
Using the Fastback P21x Foilfast Printer Printing Properties Window
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Printing Properties window that appears after you have chosen either 'Properties' from the Print Window in most programs, or 'Preferences' from the Print Setup window in Adobe programs (InDesign, Illustrator), is the primary console for printing configuration with your Foilfast printer. Here is where you wil choose whether you want to print in one or more colors, whether you want to use the Foil Primer for an undercoat, which material you wish to print on, and more.
Troubleshooting Problems With the Powis Parker P21x Fastback Foilfast Printer
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThis article is designed to help you troubleshoot some of the most common issues that users face when using the Fastback Foilfast printer. The article will provide you with several common problems and potential solutions. Unfortunately the list is not extensive. However, it should give you a good start in tracking down issues with your printer.
Troubleshooting Problems With Fastback Photobook Workcell Photobooks
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieFor the most part, binding photobooks with the Fastback Photobook Workcell is trouble free. However, from time to time you may notice problems with your bound photobook. This article is designed to identify some of the most common problems that users can face with their photobooks and provides advice direct from Powis on fixing the problems. There are six common problems addressed in this article....
Troubleshooting Problems and Replacing the Filter on Your Fastback S41 Edge Splitter
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieAlthough the Fastback S41 is a relatively simple machine to use, there is always a chance that you might have a problem with it. This article is designed to help you troubleshoot the most common problems that users have with the edge splitter. It will also tell you how to change the filter on the machine. I included the section on changing the filter inside this article because failing to change the filter can actually cause a number of problems with the S41.
Troubleshooting Powis Parker Fastback 9 Binding Quality Issues
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieIf you have a Powis Parker Fastback model 8, model 8x or model 9 and are having problems with binding quality this article is for you. It is designed to identify some of the most common problems faced by users of these machines and will help you to correct them. Although the list of problems in this article is by no means exhaustive it does cover the most common binding quality problems faced by users of the Fastback 8, 8x and 9.
Tips For Using the Powis Parker S51 Photobook Stitcher
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe Powis Parker S51 Fastback Photobook Stitcher is a unique commercial duty electric stapler specifically designed for photobook binding. The S51 is extremely easy to use and it provides the ability to use hard-to-bind coated papers for binding photobooks. This article will discuss a few tips to help you get the most out of your Fastback stitcher and will give procedures for troubleshooting the machine if it were to become jammed.
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Creating a Hardcover Book With Fastback and the Powis Parker Hardcover Guide
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieOne of the great things about the Fastback binding system is that you can use it to create high quality hardcover documents and photo books. Fastback Hardcovers are currently available in many popular sizes including 8-1D2" and A4. They come in a number of different styles including: Suede and premium Composition covers as well as Library and Art cloths, with a great choice of colors and materials.
An Introduction to the Powis Parker Fastback S41 Edge Splitter
Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe new Fastback S41 edge splitter uses a new revolutionary method to prepare difficult-to-bind papers, so that virtually any document can be bound, even if it is printed on the most bind-resistant, coated paper. Unlike other equipment used to prepare papers for binding, the Fastback Splitter generates very little paper dust, and can be used on the desktop in any type of office or shop.
Using Fastback Image Strips to Create a New Professional Look For Your Documents and Reports
Posted on May 26, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieThe latest addition to the Fast Back line up for thermal binding strips is the Fast Back Image Strip. This new strip has been designed for use of businesses to enhance the image of bound documents by utilizing printed images on the strip itself. There are three distinct versions of the Image Strips that have been created by Powis Parker, however all three share the same basic physical dimensions.
Exploring GBC Strip Binding Supplies
Posted on April 19, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieThe distinctive look of GBC / Ibico Strip Binding has made it one of the most sought after binding methods. This unique method of securing loose pages enables the user to present a prestigious image with either elegant soft covers or boardroom quality hard covers. The temper resistant "hot knife" process heat seals and rivets the binding comb and receiving strip together, increasing the security of confidential documents so no unauthorized additions or deletions can be made.
Tips for Fixing A Paper Folder that Is Constantly Jamming
Posted on April 19, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieIf you have ever used a paper folding machine and have had it jam, you know just how frustrating the experience can be. Unfortunately, this is not all that uncommon with paper folding machines. The complex set of parts and the speed with which these machines operate make them paper jam happy. This article is designed to give you six tips for dealing with your annoying paper folding problems.
Shredding - Popular Then, Popular Now
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieThe shredding of confidential documents has had a great deal of buzz in recent years, mostly fueled by the rise in identity and credit card theft. Shredders are being sold in record numbers as people begin to understand the need to destroy materials that could give a dishonest few the edge to steal money, or worse, one's identity.
Using Spiral Coil Hand Crimpers
Posted on April 23, 2008 by Jeff McRitchieCrimping pliers for spiral coil are a necessary option for finishing books bound with spiral coil. The crimpers cut off excess coil, then bend the coil ends over for a professional bind. This ensures that the spiral coil stays in place and doesn't spin back off the book. Generally, you should buy spiral coils about one inch longer than the size of the book you are trying to bind so you have extra coil to crimp to on the end to finish the book properly.
Photo DVD- Preserve your Christmas Memories by Creating Photo DVD with PowerPoint
Posted on December 31, 2008 by JuliaWhiteFinally after some busy months, it's time for Christmas holiday. What is your plan for this holiday? Maybe you should take part in the party for companies, families and friends. Maybe you decide to carry out your traveling plan for this year. Do you want to preserve these happy memories? Here is the way to preserve your happy time with PowerPoint, DVD discs and your Christmas photos.
Options For Perfect Binding With the Fastback Model 9 Binding Machine
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieWith the Fastback model 9 binding machine and Perfectback binding strips, you can bind professional looking paperback books right at your desktop. There are two types of Perfectback Lx-Strips. Which type of strip you should use will depend on what type of document you are binding. This article will talk about the two different types of Fastback LX Perfectback strips that are available and will talk about how you use each type of strip.
Troubleshooting Problems and Replacing the Filter on Your Fastback S41 Edge Splitter
Posted on June 8, 2009 by Jeff McRitchieAlthough the Fastback S41 is a relatively simple machine to use, there is always a chance that you might have a problem with it. This article is designed to help you troubleshoot the most common problems that users have with the edge splitter. It will also tell you how to change the filter on the machine. I included the section on changing the filter inside this article because failing to change the filter can actually cause a number of problems with the S41.
