Roland is giving away VersaWorks Dual as free Upgrade to owners of Versaworks after completing a short survey. This new version is 64-bit hopefully making it easier to use w Mac in addition to just being faster and having better PDF usability. Versaworks Mac Download Free; Roland Versaworks Dual Software Download; Download Versaworks Windows 10; Whether you need an uncomplicated RIP solution for fast and easy printing, or you’re looking to upgrade to the latest, feature-packed RIP software, VersaWorks 6 expands your printer capabilities and maximises the power of your Roland. Versaworks will always need a PC to work. However, with that said - I have done several successful installs on a MAC running a windows shell. The user was able to switch back and forth and it was transparent. I have also had one user use a mac and drop it in a shared folder on the network and bring it up and run it from the PC.
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I've been running my VersaWorks on my Mac (using Fusion with Windows XP loaded). I'm having issues with LONG print times on large, complex banners. My supplier suspects that perhaps data is slowing down when coming out of Windows via the Mac (through Fusion). Small jobs print great, but on the larger ones, the heads are pausing way too much... it took me 6 HOURS to print a 4' x 10' print last week Does anyone have an opinion on this? Could going through Fusion slow down the data transfer? My supplier also suggested I try hooking my Roland up directly to my Mac with a crossover network cable instead of going through my office network.
The second part is... what would you recommend for a PC system just as a stand-alone RIP to run the SP540v? I haven't bought a PC in almost 10 years and don't know their configurations today. I'm just wondering what I should look at as a decent system to act as a RIP if this should be a solution to my slow printing problem.
Any advice/info would be greatly appreciated.