ProDPI will be closed on Friday, July 4th 2008. Please enjoy a safe 4th of July and we see you back on Monday!
On June 30, 2008,
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On June 18, 2008,
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We at ProDPI have always valued great quality, extensive services and products, & friendly customer service. Today, we have some great news for our wonderful clients!
The grass is always GREENER… On the other side of this wall is a huge expansion for ProDPI…
Coming soon, the new Press division of ProDPI! Expect the same great ProDPI prints that you have come to love, with a twist….think wind-power produced papers, FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified papers, recycled papers, and more!
More details to come!
Would you like to take a sneak peak at some of the HP Indigo 5500 presses that will print your new ProDPI press goods? Click here!
On June 17, 2008,
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Another request from our recent survey was for us to provide one on one training and support on our various systems like, ProDPI roes, ProDPI FTP, ProDPI Connect, and more. Well this has come! Using the latest in systems from Citrix and GoToAssist Express, we can provide this real time support for our clients running Mac or PC! Within seconds our representatives can safely connect to your machine and guide you through our services and software.
So…if you ever need a hand, just drop us an email, instant chat message (by clicking on the live help logo) or give us a call! No question is too simple!
On June 5, 2008,
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Are you having troubles getting ProDPI roes to rotate your image correctly without cropping them? There is no need to manually rotate, let ProDPI roes do it for you!
When you load ProDPI roes, we have set by default 2 settings that do this; however, sometimes they get checked off by mistake. Make sure that your ProDPI roes has the following items checked and you should be good to go!
First, in the main screen, make sure that the icon with the rotating blue arrows is checked.
Next, under the “Preferences” menu at the top of the application, make sure “Auto rotate affects print size instead of image”
On June 5, 2008,
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We have had a staggering amount of survey participation! We want to thank you all so much for the great feedback that was provided to us. Look forward to email newsletters and blog posts to answer your requests, questions, as well as product and service announcements! We have a bunch of exciting things coming down the pipeline, and can’t wait to share them all with you.
Once again, your feedback was amazing and good things are coming from it all!
If you haven’t had a chance to complete the survey, do so here!
On June 2, 2008,
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We at ProDPI have always valued great quality, extensive services and products, & friendly customer service. We would like to take this time to introduce items that extend our industry leading pursuit for excellence, this time for the environment.
We would like to highlight 3 programs that have been put into place to better our world and environment:
1. ProDPI is proud to announce the investment toward making the greenhouse gas emissions associated with our lab energy use “neutral”. All greenhouse gases produced to power the ProDPI facility will be offset by forestry programs, livestock manure management, and landfill gas management to remove our carbon footprint. Enrollment by ProDPI in the ClimateSmart program is in accordance with the California Public Utilities Commission.
2. Reductions in internal paper consumption for reports and other documents. Effective immediately we will begin electronically delivering all invoices and statements. This alone will save over 2 tons of wood use, 25 million BTU’s of energy usage and over 12,000 gallons of waste-water per year, all used in paper manufacturing. All account information will also be available on-line; access today with the following information!
3. All silver halide prints (the great photo prints that you love) contain silver, this silver is left suspended in photo chemistry after processing. Since our first print rolled off our printers, we have been processing and removing silver from our chemistry prior to disposing spent materials.