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actually it was Bob Barker and the show was The Family Game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYBpxMWgp6w my bothers were the one who were suppose to be on the show, but when they observed the family in the green room, they came back in, talked to my sister and i and said they wanted the girls...

aaaaaand now you're my new best friend :loveya: fyi: i was a contestant on a game show in 1967. just like with Alan Funt, they counted on kids to say the darnest things.

by customers, do you mean sign folk/installers or end customers? it sounds like you mean the end customer. if so, have you had experience with that? what happens when they blow the install, are you completely absolved of any responsibility once the product leaves your hands? i'm sure most...

well there you go... ya got me.... i'm only been watching tv since the early 60's :toasting:

"That and all the other episodes of that show" ... that's quite an assessment based on having watched 2 shows. Like the show or not, believe it or not.... i can personally vouch for the fact that at least one show, as unbelievable as it was... was just as you saw on tv. Maybe it was a fluke...

if the whole thing was staged, they should have done a much better job of making Marcus look better. i can't speak to this episode specifically, as to how much is stage and how much is reality... but i can say for a fact... one episode was based on a past client, who i fired for the exact...

i didn't feel pity for anyone. i didn't say "threw him under the bus" because that phrase what used on the show. "thrown under the bus" or "scape goat" ... either way, Marcus and both brother where just as responsible for the failures. as for the design.... i thought it was awful. the place...

If that's the case, the designer brother sure got thrown under the bus. He took the heat for all the poor execution and unfinished work. As for the deadline.... if I was on The Profit, asking Marcus to save my business, I'd make it happen in 3 weeks, but otherwise it's totally unrealistic. I've...

I love the show The Profit, and just watch last nights episode, which was with a sign shop in PA called Precise Graphix. Usually Marcus is all about the process and I'm wondering why he, or anyone else in the shop, didn't feel like their designer was responsible for too many things, considering...

tv break time!

Here's the screen where you'll see the Advance Options.

iiiiii know!!!!!! that's why this is so frustrating, i knew it, thought i had it all set and still i lost all my prior versions! apparently this is another case of "do as i say, not as i do"

CS 6 for sure! as for the other version... they're part of my collection even if they didn't come in a box with a disk... i bought em, i want em. (it's just kind of a thing for me, i have some from beta on up)

By default, when you update your Adobe CC apps, it now automatically REMOVES and saves over prior versions! i knew this already and was sure i'd already deselected the override feature. i just finished updating all my apps to cc 2015 and found ALL PRIOR VERSIONS OF EVERY APP MISSING! Before...

what... no link to the code or proper material? :ROFLMAO:

in Virginia i believe retro reflective is required for "handicap" signs. and here in California we can't use the "H" word... we have to say "Accessible" (sooooo PC, boooo)

i'm a big BIG fan of InDesign! (simply nothing better for layout and typography) i still do all my illustrations, geek drawings and CAD work in Illustrator, but when it comes to presenting a large package/submittal... you can't beat InDesign for pagination/folios, master pages, table of content...

w(R)icked cool! eats her words "no sombreros"

you got me listening to this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g5YNPzr8NM

the hell we don't! me being politically incorrect, at every opportunity for a laugh and you saying "you can't say that" is still kind of a discussion