G'day Mike,

Sorry for the slow reply. Christmas & New Years holidays and all that stuff. (But that's all the days off I get until Christmas 2022!!)

Intelli-mirror was the first thing I tried before I posted in this forum. It certainly worked perfectly along the bottom edge of this particular image, and the left & right sides wer fine too, but along the top edge of the image (where there is really only a VERY small amount of detail) it struggled. It ended up leaving quite large digitised smear marks (for want of a better description?)
I've attached images of the top edge for you to see. Interestingly, the preview screen in Qimage did not show any of this smearing, it only became apparent when the image rolled off the printer.

Ideal world?
Intelli-mirror along the bottom edge, standard mirror along the other 3 edges. 

I know......... I'm not asking for much, am I?!

G'day all.........let's see if I can achieve the (seemingly) improbable!

I do a LOT of canvas printing, usually with edge mirroring turned on, and it works a treat. But occasionally I come up against a situation where on one of the sides (usually the bottom) the mirroring just looks wrong wrong wrong. So what I'm hoping you can help me to do (without needing to wander into Photoshop territory) is to mirror my image on 3 sides, and insert a colour (probably white) onto the fourth side of the mirrored area.
I'll try to insert an image so that you can get a better idea of what I mean...........

Many thanks
Mike G

Excellent!! Thanks Fred, that's what I needed to know.

Bugger.
So do you have any suggestions on how to run two printers concurrently? Or once I hit the 'print' button for one of them and the job has been sent, can I then safely choose the other printer from the dropdown list in Qimage Ultimate and start configuring the next job?

G'day from DownUnder, Mike.......

Is it possible to run 2 instances of Qimage at the same time? I run 2 Epson wide format printers, and it would speed things up if I could run 2 sessions at once - one for each printer. Is it as simple as having 2 installations installed in two different directories?
Any other suggestions re running concurrent printing sessions would be appreciated.

Regards,
Mike G

 
You bewdy!! Thanks Fred!

G'day all..........

Finally moving Qimage Ultimate from a nearly 20 year old Win7 machine onto a new i7 beastie. My question is.....is it possible for me to export all of my 'saved' files/jobs from the old machine, and import them to the new one?
Or is it as simple as copying all of the *.job *.jp1 *.jpt *.jss files from C:\ProgramData\ddisoftware\Qimage\Save and swinging them over to the same directory on the new Win10 machine?

Any advice gratefully received!! (I know I won't be the first person to have faced this challenge.)