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To what are your rendering intents set?

I was commenting on the draftsmanship, not the style which appears to be Early High School Binder Cover Gothic.

Hand lettered. A reasonably good job but hand drawn nonetheless.

Now that you've done all of the really obscure and mostly useless steps, do this. Remove any dust cover on the tool carriage and, with a bit of compressed air, blow out all of the dust and crud that's been accumulating there. Pay special attention to the tool's up/down mechanism. See if that...

If you have the capability with your setup, the easy way is to just use manual marks. You position the 'laser' dot or blade if you have no light pen capabilities, over each mark in turn. The hard way is to register the media in the printer, print just the marks, place a square of white vinyl of...

What are you attempting to print? Vector? Bitmap? CMYK? RGB? Next, to what are your Rendering Intents set? Without knowing these things any advice offered most likely is somewhat less than effective. Finally, in general and assuming a reasonably healthy printer, if what's on your monitor is not...

There's a number of things that don't import well from platform to platform. These are things for which there are no standards and each of them is proprietary to the platform that created them. Things like gradients, transparencies, drop shadows, and even outlines/strokes, as well as others...

Godspeed Fred.

Print on regular canvas, get some Mog Pogge, add your own brush strokes.

Using this type face in all caps might be considered less than professional typography in many circles. Then again, arching anything in title or lower case is considered worse.

Every so often someone opens the gate and lets the coloristas out. To answer your question, use RGB for bitmaps and CMYK (or RGB) for flat filled vector objects. Set your rendering intents to 'Perceptual' for bitmaps and to "No Color Correction' or 'Saturation' for everything else. Print a...

6'8", not 7' is the standard height for common doors.

Most likely it has to do with some small difference in reflected light when attempting to read that particular mark. Or not. How's that for egregious equivocation?

Any sort of work on vehicles gets our standard 5/50 warranty. 5 minutes or 50 mph, which ever occurs first.

'Outgassing' is something that's frequently used to scare small children into going to sleep. When a solvent print passes the fingertip glide test, it's ready for any further processing. Such as lamination, application, or whatever. Fingertip glide test: Close your eyes and lightly drag a...

Lose the button with the + inside. Don't use clipart in this sort of thing. Ever.. The attempt at small caps for 'Urgent Care' is particularly dreadful. The italic 'EXPRESS' needs even more skew if it's supposed to imply speed. Right now it looks like a mistake. The two text lines should not be...

The replacement is OK. It, as well as all of their printed material, could be much better with a different type face selection.

Turn the blade length adjustment knob on the blade holder clockwise to extend and, of course, counter clockwise to retract. Each turn is supposed to be 0,5mm. Careful, a little bit is a lot when diddling the blade length. Turn it an 1/8" or so until it cuts the material and leaves an impression...

Then extend the blade a bit. The proper setup is some combination of down force and blade extension. One size most certainly does not fit all.

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