ABC Office Announces The Addition Of The Fargo DTC400 Digital Photo ID Printer
KAYSVILLE, Utah (ContentDesk) September 01, 2005 -- There is no easier way to increase your employee's security and decrease your organization's vulnerability to loss than by issuing photo ID cards. A printer is now available to the photo ID market that not only services small businesses, but also has room to grow for larger businesses. ABC Office is proud to announce the addition of the new Fargo DTC400 digital card printer. The DTC400 is easy to set up and can be ready to use just minutes after being taken out of the box. With digital cards and photo IDs growing in popularity, the DTC400 is precisely what many businesses need.Past printers were incapable of having additional features built-in, once they left the factory.
Once a printer was purchased, a business would have to make do, even if additional features were needed. The DTC400 can be upgraded to meet higher-end photo ID needs later down the road. Many of these upgradeable features include adding a proximity card encoder, smart card encoder and magnetic stripe encoder. You can also add the capability to do double-sided ID card printing. Anyone who has ever operated a card printer knows how difficult it can sometimes be to keep it running.
Loading ribbons can be difficult and separate card-cleaning mechanisms are a challenge. The DTC400's next-generation "one-way" loading design eliminates these problems. The DTC400 is the first printer to feature the SmartLoad? ribbon cartridge. Simply snap the ribbon into place and you're ready to start printing. There is no need to wind a ribbon around components, like a movie projector.
All DTC400 printer ribbons include SmartClean?, which means you will never need to deal with a separate card-cleaning device again.Many printers use simple L.E.D. lights to let you know when a card is printing, printer status and more. Some printers don't even include L.E.D. indicator lights. The DTC400 ID card printer has a LCD control panel that makes it easy to know exactly what the printer is doing.
This helps eliminate confusion. The DTC400 makes printing easy and is a good choice for small businesses and larger businesses alike, thanks to the upgradeable features. This should also help eliminate many of the questions and much of the fear when it comes to purchasing a printer that will meet all photo ID printing needs. For information about the DTC400, call toll-free (1-800-658-8788) Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
MST. A knowledgeable customer service representative can then assist with answering questions regarding photo ID. For further information, please contact David Stuart, Marketing Supervisor of ABC Office, 1-800-658-8788, e-mail protected from spam bots..
TapeOnline.com Now Sells Microboards and Rimage Duplicators, Printers, and Publishers
Nashville, TN (ContentDesk) July 13, 2006 -- TapeOnline.com, now an official dealer for Microboards and Rimage, sells a variety of duplicating, printing, and publishing systems in their online store.
Microboards and Rimage disc publishers, duplicators and printers put your attention-grabbing graphics on the surface of the disc with advanced ink jet technology or photographic quality ribbon printing (aka Everest). In addition to the graphics on the disc, the duplication systems are unique in the way one records data. Whether you're sending out thousands of individually customized discs or a few dozen copies of the same program, says Napoleon Bissaillon, Product Manager at TapeOnline, theres a Microboards or Rimage product specifically suited to your needs.
Along with the duplicating machines, TapeOnline.com sells the necessary accessories and warranties for the products.
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Safesnaps.com Makes Safe Photo Storage a Snap
London, England (ContentDesk) November 28, 2005 -- Unix kernel veterans recently launched a new digital photo archive service for individuals who need to know their snapshots are secure. Safe Snaps (http://www.safesnaps.com) stores pictures, allows for easy retrieval by subscribers and can backup work on demand.Off-site photo backup is the gold standard in todays computer industry. Safe Snaps founders want to ensure all photo users the same level of protection without breaking the bank. We started the business to fill what we perceived to be a hole in the market for safe, off-site and secure digital photo archival, said Rod Harrison, Safe Snaps CEO. None of the other companies around offer the same level of service for a remotely similar price. Founders Rod Harrison and Phil Kaye, bring a combined 35 years of experience and expertise in the technology sector to the new venture. The company formally incorporated in January 2005,...
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Printing Away From The Desk
Let us talk about the good thing first. The best thing about digital photography is that you have the capacity to play back your images any day and anytime you want to. Now the bad thing. With digital photos, you have to wait to get back to your desk to make copies of the pictures. This was before exciting new products came into existence.Making high quality, full color prints when you are thousand miles away from your desk is not anymore a myth.
The requirements? Camera, computer and printer. There are now available portable and compact units that can function with the use of car and battery power and mains that are also suited anywhere in the world. Easy carriage printers have been developed already to bring with you wherever you go. Making you very capable of creating prints whenever you see something that strikes inspiration for a photo. This is like printing to the extreme.
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Automakers Market Noise and Incivility
The new Volkswagen ad shows two young people dancing and jumping around on the furniture in their apartment while a neighbor below is trying to quiet them by banging on the ceiling with a broom. He climbs the steps and pounds on their door and, although we aren't privy to the exchange, it's obvious he's complaining about the noise. The noisy neighbors roll their eyes and laugh as they close the door. They jump into their Jetta and crank up the car stereo as they drive to the audio equipment store...
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Exceptions To The Rule
Direct Answers - Column for the week of March 29, 2004Yesterday I turned 48, and she just turned 21. Uh-oh, I can hear the gears turning in your heads already. She will graduate from university in England in June with a degree in psychology, and we have discussed her coming to live here with me in the States. So far she's come once, for a week, against her parents' better judgment. That's another story.
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