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I get a lot of 3rd party files that use overprint fills. Luckily I can use my macro in CorelDRAW to remove all overprints. But I question are they really necessary? Somebody enlighten me.

Nice! I spent some time looking but couldn't find it.

You can also go back over a small section at a time with a sharpie again but wipe it right away.

Uh...they just sent a new version of their logo and you'll never guess! Color values are more off than before. Now their eps file reads Pantone 144 C, C11 M55 Y100 K1, Hex #DE8703. I told 'em we'll use the cmyk values and you get what you get. lol Also sent them a snip from their own guidelines...

The top rectangle is the specs from the client but pantone doesn't match the hex, use the hex and the rgb values don't match...

Yes, not me but my co-worker is on 11. Still waiting on our IT guy to upgrade my system. Fingers crossed nothing goes wrong.

Not uncommon/unprofessional to throw it back to the customer for some sort of size reference along with a straight on photo.

I believe this is the right-handed version. Using it with your left would certainly chop the right hand off! :roflmao:

Available for purchase here as OpenType and TrueType Maybe

You've had the AC on with outside temps in the 40's?

A RIP is like a glorified print queue. Prints can be stored there to allow you to change various medias as needed. You can also assign specific print profiles for those various medias. Really not that hard to learn.

We've been using Trello for about 3 years now. We have purchased Cyrious and will soon bring it online. We have a "Inventory" board in trello that has various lists of substrates and such. It's a condensed list. Also have a "Need To Order" and "On Order" list. We have 1 employee designated to...

Ha, deal with it everyday. Here lately been getting a lot of files designed in Canva and Canvas. Both programs have the ability to save as pdf but no one does. I have to explain to them why we're not printing their file. Me: "Do you have the file in vector format i.e. pdf, eps, ai, MS...

AvenirNext LT Pro Bold? Hmmm.....nope period is round in that font Gotham Bold?

We do banners all day long. Double face hem tape w/grommets, no sewing. Been doing it for years without complaint. If we need to do a banner that requires adherence to DOT guidelines we outsource it. We also used a local upholstery shop if a stitched hem was needed but they have since retired.

We use what we call "hood laminate" (3M 8528). It helps for vinyl wraps on horizontal surfaces i.e. hoods. 10 years? Don't know about that. I wouldn't guarantee anything for that long.

We never go straight to print with 3rd party files. Why? Because 98% of the time they aren't sized anywhere near their requested size. In the process of checking the files software incompatibility issues cause various anomalies and/or text problems. I can't reiterate enough about converting...

Given the difference in the uppercase "U" I'd say it was a trace to begin with. A trace of maybe a hand lettered.

Flexi - but don't use most of the tools for it. Just print management. All Nesting, cut lines, weed lines etc. are set up in Corel

Awesome, thanks.