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In corel you can take any bitmap... draw any closed shape around what you want ..select both the shape and bitmap and select intersect.It will crop it very nicely

I've found when I run into these problems. I just keep clicking away till the computer surrenders and lets me do what I want it to do. The tools are there.The challenge is wielding em.

Does a fine restaurant with an excellent reputation care if a McDonald's opens in their hood.Who cares what Frank Fella is doing.It's a free country and all is fair in love and signs. If you do care you have a problem.

what's a coro letter?

If it was a masterpiece of beautiful creative work done by you I would be annoyed. If it's just a piece of plastic with a sticker on it I would not care

I only give my customers the bare minimum they need to know.What the sign looks like with a brief description and how much it cost with the payment terms.

Aspire has a decent nesting and is reasonable for what it does.

looks good. I like the look of an old hand painted sign where you can see every brush stroke.

Can't really help you but....in the mean time till you get it sorted out just send your plots over mirrored

$240 bucks... that's my minimum for getting out of bed

3mm

jig saw, band saw, cnc router. Acm seems to be popular for the backs

some days are better than others

I am sure you can find someone to make you a sticker this big.Question is how would you apply this to the substrate?

8x10's on poles is a fun project around here or anywhere If your just a printer you follow the specs provided.Your just makin the skin.The rest of the job depends on your role..I am always entertained by some of these threads and the responses. Old trolls are especially entertaining. Come...

It's not what kind of panel you are going to use that's going to make this work or fail. It's going to be the what it's mounted to and how it's supported,framed and attached. Done properly you could even use banner material.Think about how billboards and flex faces work. Like others have said...

Surprised to hear trouble with gemini.I've always found them pretty good when it comes to everything.

Rush changes everything.Seams are normal and there are no complaints about anything when its rush. Depends on how well you know your customers expectations. Rush job you say. Tell em you can cobble something together, give em the rush price & make some money. And yeah like others have said...

template for what ?

Drilling plexi has always been risky business. Yeah you need the right bits And even then it's a crap shoot.