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Taylor’s Did You Know Series #1

Did you know that Search engine optimization is a preoccupation for just about every business on the Web. If they haven't got it, they want it. If they have it, they want more of it. Lots more! See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #2

Did you know that some people will tell you SEO copywriting is expensive, so forget it. The truth is, in a highly competitive online environment, SEO is not expensive, it's priceless! See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com



Taylor’s Did You Know Series #3

Did you know that blogging can get you a lot of serious attention, both from the search engines and from potential customers? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #4

Did you know that the new buzzword in the SEO community is 'Link Baiting'? It's well known by now that Google will only give you the time of day if you have enough links coming into your site. So the problem for many website owners or bloggers is how to get those links. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #5

Did you know that Google’s name is a play on the word googol, which refers to the number 1 followed by one hundred zeroes? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #6

Did you know that Google started as a research project at Stanford University, created by Ph.D. candidates Larry Page and Sergey Brin when they were 24 years old and 23 years old respectively? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #7

Did you know that Google’s index of web pages is the largest in the world, comprising of billions of web pages. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #8

Did you know that Google searches billions of web pages often in less than half a second? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #9

Did you know that Google receives daily search requests from all over the world, including Antarctica? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #10

Did you know that users can restrict their searches for content in 35 non-English languages, including Chinese, Greek, Icelandic, Hebrew, Hungarian and Estonian? To date, no requests have been received from beyond the earth’s orbit, but Google has a Klingon interface just in case. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com



Taylor’s Did You Know Series #11

Did you know that Google has a world-class staff of more than 2,668 employees known as Googlers? The company headquarters is called the Googleplex. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com



Taylor’s Did You Know Series #12

Did you know that Google translates billions of HTML web pages into a display format for WAP and i-mode phones and wireless handheld devices, and has made it possible to enter a search using only one phone pad keystroke per letter, instead of multiple keystrokes? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #13

Did you know that Google Groups comprises more than 845 million Usenet messages, which is the world’s largest collection of messages or the equivalent of more than a terabyte of human conversation? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #14

Did you know that the basis of Google’s search technology is called PageRank™ which is named after Google co-founder Larry Page. It assigns an “importance” value to each page on the web and gives it a rank to determine how useful it is. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #15

Did you know that Googlers are multifaceted? One operations manager, who keeps the Google network in good health is a former neurosurgeon. One software engineer is a former rocket scientist. And the company’s chef formerly prepared meals for members of The Grateful Dead and funkmeister George Clinton. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com



Taylor’s Did You Know Series #16

Did you know that Stanford Student’s Jerry Yang and David Filo first started Yahoo! in February of 1994 to keep track of their own interests on line? They named their project “Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web.” See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #17

Did you know that In April the name of Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web was changed to Yahoo, which is an acronym for “Yet Another Hierarchical Officious Oracle”? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #18

Did you know that Yang and Filo added the exclamation point to the end of Yahoo! because “Yahoo” was already owned by a company that produced BBQ sauce? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #19

Did you know that the owners of Yahoo considered buying Google before went public? However, at the time Yahoo decided that a few billion dollars was too much to pay to buy out their competitor. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #20

Did you know that Yahoo’s email service, which they purchased from Four11 in 1997, is still considered to be the most popular email program in America? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #21

Did you know that Yahoo currently owns and operates over fifty different web properties, most of which are sites that gained popularity before being acquired by Yahoo? Some examples include Geocities, Yahoo! Games, Del.icio.us, Flickr, and Upcoming.org. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #22

Did you know that one of Yahoo’s highest priced acquisitions was Broadcast.com, which they paid a reported $5.7 billion for? On the other hand, their cheapest acquisition was their purchase of Net Controls for slightly over $1 million in 1997. See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #23

Did you know that in March of 2005 Yahoo celebrated its 10 year anniversary by giving away free Baskin Robins ice cream coupons to all of their users? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com


Taylor’s Did You Know Series #24

Did you know that Yahoo began as a project created by two individuals and has grown to employ estimated 13,000 full time individuals? See more at http://thesearchenginepros.com

Sample Updates:

Q: What is a new feature for all Godex desktop printers?

A: Godex is excited to announce GEPL, a new feature for all Godex desktop printers. [see more: http://www.yoursite.com]

Bruce’s Q & A Hot Sheet #2

Q: What is GEPL?

A: GEPL (Godex Eltron® Printer Language) is a native language simulation that enables Godex printers to print label formats written in the native command languages used by Eltron and Zebra printers. Godex’s new GEPL allows true plug-n-play compatibility with EPL applications. Customers can add Godex desktop printers to their existing application running EPL without any need to modify or change the label programming command codes. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #3

Q: How to use GEPL?

A: The default native programming language for Godex desktop printers is EZPL, a powerful programming language and that is very easy to use. Customers can change the printer to run GEPL buy flashing the firmware. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #4

Q: What are the benefits of GEPL?

A: Plug-n-Play with any application that is running EPL.
• True compatibility with Eltron programming language.
• All Godex desktop printers are supported with GEPL.
• GEPL is free and easy to upload into Godex printers.
• Using Godex printers running GEPL, customers can realize printer cost savings compared to other more expensive printer brands. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #5

Q: What will I do if power indicator light is not working when I power on the printer?

A: Make sure that the power source is good by plugging in a different appliance such as a lamp. Then reconnect the printer power cord to the wall and the power adapter to the printer. Turn the printer on again. If there is no green light, call Godex for technical support. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #6

Q: Why is the printer not reacting after given commands to print?

A: Check the interface cables on both PC and printer, and make sure they are connected correctly. Next, check if the LED light functions normally (green). Power off, wait 10 seconds and then power on the system again. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #7

Q: When printing rotated barcodes, how can I improve the print quality?

A: Slowing the print speed, adjusting the print temperature, and choice of label and ribbon can all improve print quality. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #8

Q: What should I do if the printer prints labels with extra white/black lines?

A: Raise the printhead assembly, if TT remove the ribbon, and use a clean cloth dabbed with alcohol to wipe on the TPH. It is recommended that every time new media is installed, the TPH should be cleaned at the same time. NOTE: Power off the printer and avoid direct contact of metal particles on the TPH. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #9

Q: When printing small labels, how do I print the data within the label limit?

A: Use the command ~Q+X or ~Q-X. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #10

Q: Why does page skipping problem occurs on EZ-2S/2PS?

A: There are two possibilities -
1) Gap sensor is too weak, please adjust the VR clockwise.
2) Gap sensor is not clean, such as label liner glue attached onto the sensor. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #11

Q: Why does the paper feed continuously after print job starts on EZ-2S/2PS?

A: There are two possibilities -
1) Gap sensor is too weak, please adjust the VR clockwise.
2) Gap sensor is not clean, such as label liner glue attached onto the sensor. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #12

Q: Why does the paper feed continuously upon pressing the Feed button?

A: This might be a setting problem. When using plain paper to print, please do not use Esc Qnnn command, use the Esc Nnn instead. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #13

Q: Why does the LED light turn red in the middle of a print job (for EZ-2S/2PS)?
A: It is possible that the gap sensor is too weak, please turn the VR clockwise to adjust the sensor. Restart the printer whenever changes are made on the sensor VR. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #14

Q: Why does LED light turn red right at the beginning of a print job (for EZ-2S/2PS)?

A: 1) Check whether paper is out.
2) It is possible that the gap sensor is too sensitive, please adjust the VR counterclockwise [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #15

Q: Why does page skipping problem occurs on EZ-4TT/4TK/4TS?

A: 1) Check if liner glue is attached anywhere, if so, clean appropriately.
2) Install media and restart the printer, if the LED turns green, then adjust the sensor VR counterclockwise. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #16

Q: Why does the LED light turn red in a middle of a print job (for EZ-4TT/4TK/4TS)?

A: 1) Check the following:
Paper out (2 beeps).
Ribbon out (3 beeps); for thermal direct printing, please refer to user manual for operation setting.
2) Check if paper feed entry has liner glue attached, if so, clean appropriately.
3) Install media and restart the printer, if the LED turns red, then adjust the
sensor VR clockwise. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #17

Q: Why does page skipping problem occurs on EZ-4TTP/4TKP and EZ-4000?

A: 1) Check the following:
Paper out (2 beeps).
Ribbon out (3 beeps); for thermal direct printing, please refer to user manual for operation setting.
2) Check if paper feed entry has liner glue attached, if so, clean appropriately.
3) Enter into the Auto Sensing mode. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #18

Q: Why does the LED light turn red in the beginning of a print job (for EZ-4TT/4TS/4TK/4TTP/4TKP)?

A: 1) Check the following:
Paper out (2 beeps).
Ribbon out (3 beeps); for thermal direct printing, please refer to user manual for operation setting.
Printer frame not firmly shut (4 beeps).
2) Check if paper feed entry has liner glue attached, if so, clean appropriately [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]


Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #19

Q: Why does EZgo C4 continue to print upon ribbon end (with aluminum)?

A: Use the "^AT" command to set the printer to thermal transfer (TT mode). [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #20

Q: What to do when sensor is unable to detect the hang tag holes when printing with EZ-4236P and EZ-430

A: 1) Make sure the hang tag hole is at least 3x3 mm.
2) If the hang tag hole is less than 3x3 mm, then it is recommended to set the sensor detect position to the R gap on the edge of the tag. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #21

Q: Why can't the flash card be read written after it's been installed on the EZ-4TT?

A: 1) Use the "~MDEL" command to clear the memory first before downloading the data onto the card.
2) Properly clean the part that plugs into the connector. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #22

Q: When printing, is there only partial content printed out?

A: Please check if there's label or ribbon adhered to the print head. Check if the error is caused by software. Check if the error is caused by the setting in top margin. Check if the ribbon is wrinkled or untidy. Check the friction medium of ribbon supply spindle (platen roller) is damaged and if the print head needs to be replaced. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #23

Q: While printing, the printer skips to next labels

A: Check the setting of height and the gap length of label to make sure it is correct
Make sure the sensor is properly placed under the labels
Check if the skipping is caused by the application software. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]

Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #24

Q: When printing the vertical barcode, how to upscale the printing quality?

A: We recommend you use the consumable from the original supplier. The setting of speed、darkness and the quality of ribbon、label could impact on the quality of printout. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]


Tom's Q & A Hot Sheet #25

Q: The printing result has abnormal white lines or black lines?

A: Power off the printer, and open the print head then use clean cotton cloth soaked by alcohol to clean the print head. We suggest you clean the print head every time replace the media or ribbon. Prevent the sharp or hard thing to touch the print head while cleaning it. [see more: http://www.YourSite.com]