Tried to download the files for my Mono X2. Tried two different flash drives. And made sure I was using the correct files for the Mono X2, but whenever I tried to print the first needed files its an error. The other two downloaded but not the first one needed. Any advice on how to fix?
Normally, two files are needed to finish the update. Since you have a newer machine, the file names will most likely be different. On most machines, one file updates the motherboard while the second file updates the screen display. It sounds like the update might have already been successful. If not you can try restarting the machine with the USB stick still plugged in which can force an update. If you restart the machine, leave for a while since it can sometimes take longer to complete. After that, you can try printing something to test it out.
There are four *.bin files. Can I copy all of them and have them run as one? I hope to solve the problem of printing only one layer and stop. Thank you very much.
When I run the update, on main screen shows "Init failed. Please restart". The USB flash drive was quickly formatted to FAT32. Can you help me fix error?
@@Yarkspiri first installed P_MXV5_4_0812(1).bin then tried to install P_MXF021.bin but an error occurred during reboot! I solved the problem by installing the old firmware 3.4.6, then re-installed version 3.5.4 according to your video and everything worked! thanks ))
new to all this resin printing stuff. Up to What version of Chitubox can I use for the MonoX and what should be my settings for it? Everyone recommends a different exposure time etc.
If you've updated your machine's firmware to the current one, then it'll be compatible with the latest version of Chitubox. I personally didn't need to change my settings all that much, but I had already adjusted the strength of the UV light. Once everything *is fully updated*, then you'll reboot your system.
Each of the machines is slightly different as well as each batch of resin, therefore it's hard to provide an exact setting for any particular machine. Most of the manufacturer settings are a good starting point, but will need to be tweaked slightly.
Try using a different USB key (preferably a new one that has no other files or folders). Try rebooting the machine, since it can trigger the update as well.
I just recently updated my firmware on my mono x and also updated chitubox and now I'm having all kinds of problems printing also notice that the newer files are brighter then my older sliced files on the selection menu is that a common thing or is it just me
I'll need some more information as to what issues you're actually having with your prints. If your previous slicer settings art not working correctly, you may have to adjust the UV settings on the machine. Some users have reported that this was their issue. ***However, I would like to know if you updated your machine with all three files or just the one. Only two of the files will work correctly, and they must be updated together, otherwise you'll run into issues. You also MUST restart your machine after the updates.***
So i did all that but after the first "print" of the update file my Printer won't turn on anymore... Do you know how, or even if, i can fix that? Couldn't find anything on that online :(
A common issue is installing the incorrect version. The one in this video was the 4k, but they've since come out with the 6k and newer model. I'd double-check to make sure you have the correct version on the USB stick. You'll then turn off the machine and restart it with those files on it, and in most cases it should simply update. This fix has worked for quite a few people in the past and should help resolve the issue.
Try reverting to an older version of the firmware, since one user reported that it fixed their issue. The fix was reported by Андрій Сторчовий in the comments and included the following. *** first installed P_MXV5_4_0812(1).bin then tried to install P_MXF021.bin, but an error occurred during reboot! I solved the problem by installing the old firmware 3.4.6, then re-installed version 3.5.4 according to your video and everything worked! *** It's very important that you verify the machine type and version prior.
You could try keeping the USB stick in and restarting the machine with only one file on the memory stick. This can sometimes trigger an update, so long as the memory stick was also formatted to FAT32 and only contains that one file. Are you still able to access and press the screen elements?
Another user by the name of ( Андрій Сторчовий ) just had this issue and was able to fix it by doing the following. "Installing the old firmware 3.4.6, then re-installed version 3.5.4 according to your video"
I have problems with my Photon Mono X, I can't update the latest version, when I download the latest firmware from the official website, I put it on a pendrive formatted in FAT32, my printer doesn't recognize it, it shows everything empty, I've tried it on more than 6 pendrives of different sizes and I can't get it to ever read the latest firmware version, I need help
I have solved it, for anyone who can help, the problem was that in the official version of the anycub page, one of the files appears as P-MXV5_4_0812(1).bin, the only thing you have to do is remove that one in parentheses and rename the file as P_MXV5_4_0812.bin and then the printer will recognize it and you will be able to update.
@@patriciogarcia2992 If you've already tried multiple USB drives (assuming that you used one for a reputable company and that it's smaller than 32 GB) then you may need to update your version of Chitubox as well.
Hi! Im having an issue on initial install. I went to "level" and z=0 the machine when i first turned it on but when i hit home on "Move Z" it just hits the vat plate/glass and the stepper motor just wants to keep going if I dont stop it. Any ideas if you can factory reset the unit? I put in a ticket to their support team but not sure if you had an idea as to why its going to far down or how to try and do that over. I tried to re zero it but when i hit home it doesnt stop going down and when I try to it says "Home first, then Z=0"...
The Z=0 only sets up height for when the print starts, and not where the build plate should start from the homing position. I would re-level and ignore the Z=0. While it should have some pressure, it shouldn't continuously do so. Try rebooting the machine, since in some cases it can fix many of the update issues. You can always flash the older firmware for the machine, which I believe they might still have on their website or on the USB stick that came with it. Hope this helps.
@@Yarkspiri I GOT IT! It was a silly mistake that i never tightened the bolts on the print plate arm when it was "level" SO silly...Thank you for the fast reply!!
While it's theoretically possible, they haven't released the source code for that machine or a kit specifically for that purpose. So you'd have to recompile the firmware and create some mods to make them compatible. The sprite extruder uses a custom connector to the hot end assembly, which you'll need to circumvent.
Depending on what you downloaded, there are multiple versions of this machine that were released with a similar name, all of which have their own version of the firmware. In the example that was mentioned in the video, there were two firmware versions, but only one will work. If it isn't installing, it's most likely not the correct version of the firmware. You can check which version you have using one of two methods. You can check the machine info through the menu options or take a look at the motherboard and compare this information with the firmware. The machine that was in this video was discontinued several months ago, so if you have a newer machine, it's mostly likely using a different type of firmware.
Although it's fairly rare, it could also be the USB stick that's faulty or a corrupted file. Although I've rarely come across this issue, it has cropped up for other's. This is especially the case depending on the brand.
That does seem to be unusual, so you may have to revert to an earlier version of the firmware if that's the case. While I did notice that the print times have increased slightly, it shouldn't be triple the original time. One thing that's very important is, is once you've fully completed the update, you should *restart the machine*. This does tend to fix some of the most common issues.
It's still an excellent machine. Just make sure there's a return policy in case you run into issues. You'll also want to seal the knobs BEFORE you begin printing with it, since the material melts. I have another video with the mod for it if you need it for a reference.
@@Yarkspiri I'll probably buy it from anycubic directly as it is cheaper than elsewhere, how can i check for return policy (i'm in eu france). And thanks for the insight i'll watch your video for the mod !
@@Pixelmee It's normally mentioned on the website under shipping and returns section. I would double-check with their customer support if you are unsure, just to make sure that you have enough time to test the product before keeping it. While the chances may be low, sometimes there may be defects in any product, so having an idea of the warranty is always useful.
Try checking to see if there's an extra space somewhere especially in the file extention. There's also different versions of this machine so you'll want to double check you have the correct one. If all else fails, turn off the machine and restart it sometimes it can jump start the updating process.
What would cause delamination after initial burn in layers at first transition layers...keeps eating my fep and wasting countless resin. I've done every process I can think of from releveling to adjusting different exposures to lift times etc. Always the first few normal layers shift across the entire vat. But continues to print layers onto after that. Is this a firmware issue or what I'm so lost and ready to lose my mind over this Any help would be greatly appreciated..I have mono x 6k
Let's do a simple test to find out if it's an issue with the firmware. Take out your vat and put it aside for now. Place a normal sheet of paper on top of the screen and start the print. You're looking to see if the layer's shift in the actual file, rather than afterwards. If the file is the problem, bring your sliced file into the Anycubic file validator and check it layer by layer. Do so in your slicer as well to make sure it isn't the slicing software. You may need to temporarily use another slicer to double-check this. Once you're able to see where the issue is coming from, you should be better able to address it. So if it's appearing on the printing screen but not in the different slicer's then it could be an issue with your USB card or cable. If it's in the slicer, then the file may from some non-manifold edges or geometry that's confusing the slicer and may have to be fixed first. Meshmixer or blender can help fix issues with the mesh. If it is none of those, let me know, and we'll go through the next set of troubleshooting steps.
@@Yarkspiri i will try to do so, but now im thinking i may have damaged the lcd or at the least the polarizing film..would that allow you to print some success prints and yet on other files cause the delamination and shifting i was discussing earlier on? ive been printing with it for around 5 - 6 months and after reading your response last night i looked at the exposure light and there squares that are certainly brighter in sort of tetris like shapes , then others that appear faded or dead on the rest of the screen. i do have video and pictures if needed to help. thank you for your repsonse and time
when i try to do this the bin files dont even show up when i plug the usb into the printer. I made sure its the right firmware( i have a photon mono x 4k) and nothing. ive reformatted and everything
Might be a faulty USB stick. Try it with a one that's new and from a known manufacturer. Also make sure that when you reformat it, you set it to FAT32.
@@forphuksake make sure you extract all files from the zip folder and then copy extracted files to thumb. don't just drag and click from downloaded file
Although this might not always work, it's worth a try. First off, make sure the firmware update is the only thing on the USB. Turn off the machine. Plug in the USB. Turn back on the machine and leave it for 10 to 15 minutes, just to be safe. In most cases, this can fix the problem.
You need to go to the print menu. If the files don't appear, then try using a different USB stick. The files sometimes don't transfer properly or the USB can be faulty. You may also need to restart the machine if nothing else helped.
@@protohex7997 Good to know. First time I heard of that being the reason, so your solution might help others out as well. Thank you for posting the solution.
I've followed these instructions, but when I go to update, I get a 'file format error' message. Ive tried a solution where you rename the first file (by removing the (1) so its just P_MXV5_4_0812.bin) but I get the same error. New USB with a fresh format of FAT32. Any ideas?
There are 3 files in the update folder for this machine. *Only two will work.* The FPGA Update Fail error is because that file is for another machine version.
You should be able to revert it to the original one. I would also double-check to see what motherboard you have on yours if you haven’t'tt already, since there are multiple versions of this machine and they require the correct firmware. You might still be able to get it to work if you find the correct firmware and shut it down, plug in the USB, then restart it with the correct one.
Your comment was flagged because of the language used. The firmware is located on the manufacture's website. The video shows you the location of where to find it.
Yes, the referencing of the nether worlds apparently set off the filters. Although providing a direct link may seem simple, some individuals don't read the *machine type* and brick their machines. This is especially a problem with *SLA printer's.* Therefore, navigating to the machine model that's yours, and scrolling down to the appropriate location can prevent serious issues for many.
Thank you!!! Been through every update of workshop, but never thought about this. Two minutes and I’m already printing! Thanks again!
Glad I could help. Happy printing.
Thank you! Objective information, solved my problem!
Tried to download the files for my Mono X2. Tried two different flash drives. And made sure I was using the correct files for the Mono X2, but whenever I tried to print the first needed files its an error. The other two downloaded but not the first one needed. Any advice on how to fix?
Normally, two files are needed to finish the update. Since you have a newer machine, the file names will most likely be different. On most machines, one file updates the motherboard while the second file updates the screen display. It sounds like the update might have already been successful. If not you can try restarting the machine with the USB stick still plugged in which can force an update. If you restart the machine, leave for a while since it can sometimes take longer to complete. After that, you can try printing something to test it out.
There are four *.bin files. Can I copy all of them and have them run as one? I hope to solve the problem of printing only one layer and stop. Thank you very much.
4? I just downloaded it and there are 3 BIN and a read me.TXT file.
@@1wingpixy Only one file will work. You need to compare your motherboard/model to find out which one is compatible.
@@1wingpixy Yes. In fact that is so I was wrong. :) But does this update ultimately solve the printing problems?
Nice video & great production .. 🇬🇧
Thank you. I'm happy that you found it useful.
When I run the update, on main screen shows "Init failed. Please restart". The USB flash drive was quickly formatted to FAT32. Can you help me fix error?
There are multiple files, but only two will work. What happened when you tried the other files?
@@Yarkspiri first installed P_MXV5_4_0812(1).bin then tried to install P_MXF021.bin but an error occurred during reboot! I solved the problem by installing the old firmware 3.4.6, then re-installed version 3.5.4 according to your video and everything worked! thanks ))
@@andriy-3d I'm happy to hear that it worked out for you. Happy printing.
new to all this resin printing stuff. Up to What version of Chitubox can I use for the MonoX and what should be my settings for it? Everyone recommends a different exposure time etc.
If you've updated your machine's firmware to the current one, then it'll be compatible with the latest version of Chitubox. I personally didn't need to change my settings all that much, but I had already adjusted the strength of the UV light. Once everything *is fully updated*, then you'll reboot your system.
Each of the machines is slightly different as well as each batch of resin, therefore it's hard to provide an exact setting for any particular machine. Most of the manufacturer settings are a good starting point, but will need to be tweaked slightly.
Thank you so much and have a Good day
Happy I could help. Happy printing.
what do i do if the bin files dont show up on my printer
Try using a different USB key (preferably a new one that has no other files or folders). Try rebooting the machine, since it can trigger the update as well.
I just recently updated my firmware on my mono x and also updated chitubox and now I'm having all kinds of problems printing also notice that the newer files are brighter then my older sliced files on the selection menu is that a common thing or is it just me
I'll need some more information as to what issues you're actually having with your prints. If your previous slicer settings art not working correctly, you may have to adjust the UV settings on the machine. Some users have reported that this was their issue. ***However, I would like to know if you updated your machine with all three files or just the one. Only two of the files will work correctly, and they must be updated together, otherwise you'll run into issues. You also MUST restart your machine after the updates.***
So i did all that but after the first "print" of the update file my Printer won't turn on anymore... Do you know how, or even if, i can fix that? Couldn't find anything on that online :(
A common issue is installing the incorrect version. The one in this video was the 4k, but they've since come out with the 6k and newer model. I'd double-check to make sure you have the correct version on the USB stick. You'll then turn off the machine and restart it with those files on it, and in most cases it should simply update. This fix has worked for quite a few people in the past and should help resolve the issue.
Thank you for your reply! I tried that, but unfortunately the Printer just doesnt tuen on at all, Touchscreen just stays completely black :/
Try reverting to an older version of the firmware, since one user reported that it fixed their issue. The fix was reported by Андрій Сторчовий in the comments and included the following. *** first installed P_MXV5_4_0812(1).bin then tried to install P_MXF021.bin, but an error occurred during reboot! I solved the problem by installing the old firmware 3.4.6, then re-installed version 3.5.4 according to your video and everything worked! *** It's very important that you verify the machine type and version prior.
hello my friend has a Anycubic photon mono x and messed up the firmware upgrade do you know of a way to revert to and earlier version
You could try keeping the USB stick in and restarting the machine with only one file on the memory stick. This can sometimes trigger an update, so long as the memory stick was also formatted to FAT32 and only contains that one file. Are you still able to access and press the screen elements?
Another user by the name of (
Андрій Сторчовий ) just had this issue and was able to fix it by doing the following. "Installing the old firmware 3.4.6, then re-installed version 3.5.4 according to your video"
@@Yarkspiri that helped a lot, thank you very much we got it solved
I have problems with my Photon Mono X, I can't update the latest version, when I download the latest firmware from the official website, I put it on a pendrive formatted in FAT32, my printer doesn't recognize it, it shows everything empty, I've tried it on more than 6 pendrives of different sizes and I can't get it to ever read the latest firmware version, I need help
I have solved it, for anyone who can help, the problem was that in the official version of the anycub page, one of the files appears as P-MXV5_4_0812(1).bin, the only thing you have to do is remove that one in parentheses and rename the file as P_MXV5_4_0812.bin and then the printer will recognize it and you will be able to update.
@@patriciogarcia2992 Thank you for posting the solution, it's a great help to others who might come across this in the future.
@@Yarkspiri I have managed to update it but it still does not read the files generated with the latest versions of chitubo
Did you find a solution ?
@@patriciogarcia2992 If you've already tried multiple USB drives (assuming that you used one for a reputable company and that it's smaller than 32 GB) then you may need to update your version of Chitubox as well.
Hi! Im having an issue on initial install. I went to "level" and z=0 the machine when i first turned it on but when i hit home on "Move Z" it just hits the vat plate/glass and the stepper motor just wants to keep going if I dont stop it. Any ideas if you can factory reset the unit? I put in a ticket to their support team but not sure if you had an idea as to why its going to far down or how to try and do that over. I tried to re zero it but when i hit home it doesnt stop going down and when I try to it says "Home first, then Z=0"...
The Z=0 only sets up height for when the print starts, and not where the build plate should start from the homing position. I would re-level and ignore the Z=0. While it should have some pressure, it shouldn't continuously do so. Try rebooting the machine, since in some cases it can fix many of the update issues. You can always flash the older firmware for the machine, which I believe they might still have on their website or on the USB stick that came with it. Hope this helps.
@@Yarkspiri any info on how to relevel?
@@Yarkspiri I GOT IT! It was a silly mistake that i never tightened the bolts on the print plate arm when it was "level" SO silly...Thank you for the fast reply!!
@@KawiJohnny No problem. I'm happy it helped. I did the same thing on my first machine. :)
This isn’t related to your video but I’m wondering if it’s possible to upgrade the cr10 smart with the sprit extruder?
While it's theoretically possible, they haven't released the source code for that machine or a kit specifically for that purpose. So you'd have to recompile the firmware and create some mods to make them compatible. The sprite extruder uses a custom connector to the hot end assembly, which you'll need to circumvent.
Thank you. Your the first to thoroughly answer that question? May I quote your answer to others on the internet?
Yes you may. Have fun.
hi, i got the files of my print screen but when i click on the first one it says "file format unreadable"
Depending on what you downloaded, there are multiple versions of this machine that were released with a similar name, all of which have their own version of the firmware. In the example that was mentioned in the video, there were two firmware versions, but only one will work. If it isn't installing, it's most likely not the correct version of the firmware. You can check which version you have using one of two methods. You can check the machine info through the menu options or take a look at the motherboard and compare this information with the firmware. The machine that was in this video was discontinued several months ago, so if you have a newer machine, it's mostly likely using a different type of firmware.
Although it's fairly rare, it could also be the USB stick that's faulty or a corrupted file. Although I've rarely come across this issue, it has cropped up for other's. This is especially the case depending on the brand.
Good video good delivery ty
Thank you. I'm happy that you liked it.
Hello, I updated the firmware and now I have a problem. the time needed for printing has tripled and anti-aliasing does not work. I have mono x.
That does seem to be unusual, so you may have to revert to an earlier version of the firmware if that's the case. While I did notice that the print times have increased slightly, it shouldn't be triple the original time. One thing that's very important is, is once you've fully completed the update, you should *restart the machine*. This does tend to fix some of the most common issues.
Your content is incredible!
I plan on buying the photon mono X, mainly for printing miniature, do you think I'll get good detail?
It's still an excellent machine. Just make sure there's a return policy in case you run into issues. You'll also want to seal the knobs BEFORE you begin printing with it, since the material melts. I have another video with the mod for it if you need it for a reference.
@@Yarkspiri I'll probably buy it from anycubic directly as it is cheaper than elsewhere, how can i check for return policy (i'm in eu france). And thanks for the insight i'll watch your video for the mod !
@@Pixelmee It's normally mentioned on the website under shipping and returns section. I would double-check with their customer support if you are unsure, just to make sure that you have enough time to test the product before keeping it. While the chances may be low, sometimes there may be defects in any product, so having an idea of the warranty is always useful.
Not sure why but my printer will not "see" the .bin files.
Try checking to see if there's an extra space somewhere especially in the file extention. There's also different versions of this machine so you'll want to double check you have the correct one. If all else fails, turn off the machine and restart it sometimes it can jump start the updating process.
What would cause delamination after initial burn in layers at first transition layers...keeps eating my fep and wasting countless resin. I've done every process I can think of from releveling to adjusting different exposures to lift times etc. Always the first few normal layers shift across the entire vat. But continues to print layers onto after that. Is this a firmware issue or what I'm so lost and ready to lose my mind over this
Any help would be greatly appreciated..I have mono x 6k
Let's do a simple test to find out if it's an issue with the firmware. Take out your vat and put it aside for now. Place a normal sheet of paper on top of the screen and start the print. You're looking to see if the layer's shift in the actual file, rather than afterwards. If the file is the problem, bring your sliced file into the Anycubic file validator and check it layer by layer. Do so in your slicer as well to make sure it isn't the slicing software. You may need to temporarily use another slicer to double-check this.
Once you're able to see where the issue is coming from, you should be better able to address it. So if it's appearing on the printing screen but not in the different slicer's then it could be an issue with your USB card or cable. If it's in the slicer, then the file may from some non-manifold edges or geometry that's confusing the slicer and may have to be fixed first. Meshmixer or blender can help fix issues with the mesh.
If it is none of those, let me know, and we'll go through the next set of troubleshooting steps.
@@Yarkspiri i will try to do so, but now im thinking i may have damaged the lcd or at the least the polarizing film..would that allow you to print some success prints and yet on other files cause the delamination and shifting i was discussing earlier on? ive been printing with it for around 5 - 6 months and after reading your response last night i looked at the exposure light and there squares that are certainly brighter in sort of tetris like shapes , then others that appear faded or dead on the rest of the screen. i do have video and pictures if needed to help. thank you for your repsonse and time
Yes, the images + video would help out. You can post them though my Facebook group once you get accepted. facebook.com/groups/1031348987198170
it helped me a lot, thank you!
Glad it helped!
when i try to do this the bin files dont even show up when i plug the usb into the printer. I made sure its the right firmware( i have a photon mono x 4k) and nothing. ive reformatted and everything
Might be a faulty USB stick. Try it with a one that's new and from a known manufacturer. Also make sure that when you reformat it, you set it to FAT32.
@@Yarkspiri i had the same problem and changing the stick to a good one didn't work
same
@@forphuksake I was able to fix it by doing a long format on the drive for some reason it didn't like the quick format
@@forphuksake make sure you extract all files from the zip folder and then copy extracted files to thumb. don't just drag and click from downloaded file
I know the vid is old but how am I supposed to update my firmware if the display isn't working QQ
Although this might not always work, it's worth a try. First off, make sure the firmware update is the only thing on the USB. Turn off the machine. Plug in the USB. Turn back on the machine and leave it for 10 to 15 minutes, just to be safe. In most cases, this can fix the problem.
A cable inside could be loose as well.
Thank you so much!
Glad it helped!
Thank You
I'm happy it helped you out. Happy printing.
when i plugged the usb with the firmware to be added nothing came up
can someone help?
You need to go to the print menu. If the files don't appear, then try using a different USB stick. The files sometimes don't transfer properly or the USB can be faulty. You may also need to restart the machine if nothing else helped.
@@Yarkspiri i fixed it, i had to change the file names to something else to get it to work
@@protohex7997 Good to know. First time I heard of that being the reason, so your solution might help others out as well. Thank you for posting the solution.
I've followed these instructions, but when I go to update, I get a 'file format error' message. Ive tried a solution where you rename the first file (by removing the (1) so its just P_MXV5_4_0812.bin) but I get the same error. New USB with a fresh format of FAT32. Any ideas?
There are 3 files in the update folder for this machine. *Only two will work.* The FPGA Update Fail error is because that file is for another machine version.
@@Yarkspiri Right, but I can’t get the first file to work. (P_MXV5_4_8012 (1).bin.)
I see. Do you have the Mono X(4K) or the Mono X 6K?
@@Yarkspiri 6K
This video was for the 4K and although the update should be similar, you're going to need to get the firmware for the 6K.
yeahhh. anycubic bricked my resin printer with their updated firmware! cool.
You should be able to revert it to the original one. I would also double-check to see what motherboard you have on yours if you haven’t'tt already, since there are multiple versions of this machine and they require the correct firmware. You might still be able to get it to work if you find the correct firmware and shut it down, plug in the USB, then restart it with the correct one.
this firmware isn't offered anymore
Good to know. I'm assuming that they only have the one's for the more recent machines then.
A damn link to the firmware would have been nice
Your comment was flagged because of the language used. The firmware is located on the manufacture's website. The video shows you the location of where to find it.
@@Yarkspiri yOuR CoMmEnT WaS FlAgGeD BeCaUsE Of tHe lAnGuAgE UsEd.
Yes, the referencing of the nether worlds apparently set off the filters. Although providing a direct link may seem simple, some individuals don't read the *machine type* and brick their machines. This is especially a problem with *SLA printer's.* Therefore, navigating to the machine model that's yours, and scrolling down to the appropriate location can prevent serious issues for many.
@@Yarkspiri Im just trolling bud, was a little angry at my printer :D you dont have to explain yourself a link doesnt even make sense
We all have those days, for sure. Hope your printer has started to behave properly again.
Godddd
I'm happy you liked it.
Thank you
I'm happy you liked the info. Happy printing!