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Guess that's pretty much like the automatic updates, then. Nope.

Does SignLab have a batch function (like Adobe has in Illustrator/Photoshop)? That would be about the fastest way to do it- if you can't find a program. That or writing your own macro to do it.

A friend of mine (who's much more knowledgeable about these things than I) says one problem he encountered when trying to upgrade on an older Win 7 device is that the video card was Direct X 9 (and couldn't be updated any further due to hardware limitations), and Win 10 requires Direct X 12...

Not with the Zund, but I've had to page material on routers many times. No matter how careful I was, there alwaye seemed to be a small variation on one side or the other. If Zund says they can get it right with calibration, though, I'd say "make them prove it." If they can't, then you know it's...

I seem to recall all the CasMate drivers being in a subfolder (but it's been years since I saw/ran a system with CasMate) and you could unpack/install them as desired to install a cutter. What I'm getting at is, if the drivers aren't there, you may be SOL (though I may be totally off base). I'd...

Garamond. Oops.

I've never used Caldera, but I can tell you I've always had to tweak greys manually. They come out varying CMYK tints all the time for me. Unfortunately, we don't have a spectrophotometer, so my color tests are eye tests- kind of like mixing paint in the old days. I'd wonder if there was a way...

Personally, I'd say your best bet would be to ask the shop what paint they used (the specifics) and find out what the manufacturer says. If you don't wait as long as the manufacturer suggests, you're not going to have a leg to stand on if something fails. I'm not saying it will, I'm just saying...

I remember reading on their website somewhere Mutoh specifically noting that you should not run magnetic material through their printers. Of course, that's not what you asked, so... I second hand cutting. It's a pain (and, fortunately, we don't do a lot of magnets). Running magnetic material in...

Pro Vehicle Outlines, Digital Auto Library, and the rest are usually good and close- but I wouldn't trust anything other than putting a tape on it myself (or having a competent employee) do it.

FlexiStarter isn't going to drive any sign printers (Mutoh, Gerber, Mimaki, etc). You'll need FlexiPrint or Pro to do print/cut. I think (but am not 100% sure) that means you also won't be able to get registration marks to read correctly. As far as no driver in Flexi 8 for the cutter, my guess...

A plotter? Or am I missing something?

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Without looking inside the sign, I'd guess the gears are made of steel of some sort. I'd think welding braces on either side would work.

Pick a font you like and buy it from the creator- most of them have online stores. If you don't know the font you want, I suggest Googling until you see one you think would work and going from there.

Palatino SC, I think- or some variant of it.

My mistake... I like the font the designer used for police. Everything else I posted stands.

Textured surface next to the court? Is it an outdoor court? Just curious. It's been years since I was on a basketball court, but I've never known the courtside to be textured. Anyway, I think pouncing the pattern and painting from there is your best bet. Maybe a sealant on the paint, depending...

Honestly, the only thing I'm sure it says is Police. Everything else appears (to my eye) very difficult to read. I can't decide if it's the gradient, that's it's not spaced well, or some combo. And do they not have their jurisdiction on there, or can I just not see it? And I, too, would think...