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I too, am inelligle, but I'd go in a heartbeat if called upon. I stood ready when the announcement came of Desert Storm. I remember it well, I was on duty at the time, stationed in new Mexico. We had special bags packed and ready with lock tags on them. Were told to keep them ready and once the...

Try a Pantone equivalent. Pantone's which are a mixture of cmyk are much better than just a percentage of black that's void of other colors.

1. Why music and not a narrative step by step? Bad music at that! 2. Step 1 is unnecessary. If you set your default to just start a new page then resize via the input box 3. Stop with the overuse of guidelines 4. guessing on the placement of the guidelines will make for many inconsistencies...

I agree, in part, with you Bobby H. The whole reason the military did away with the career field was their wasn't really a "wartime task" for them. You gonna send a "soldier" to battle or a graphic designer? Should our tax dollars be going to graphic designers or "soldiers". Don't get me wrong...

Agree or just set up cut lines, print and make your own "blanks"

The government only allows certain military units software that can be used for design. That's probably down to 3% now that the Graphics career field is no longer. They do, however, allow everyone Microsoft Office Suite for which no specific training is given. The majority of those don't know...

When I was active duty USAF I was in charge of the "Graphics Department". We worked extensively with our Wing Historian at the time to ensure all our specific unit emblems were of the correct color specifications as per guidelines. We vectorized them all and he then kept a paper copy, as well...

Check your "conversations"

illustrator?...sorry to hear that. A lot easier with Corel and a lot more options.

Faster for whom? I use a macro that will automatically set my one 18 x 24 to a nest of 10Up. It's a 1 icon click. Publish to pdf to the print "hot folder". All the Print Tech has to do is set up the correct profile for the media then hit go. If I need crop marks I have a macro for that too.

Seems to be the same when using that method in Flexi Print Manager (RIP). That's why any "nesting"/multiple copies is done in the layout then sent for print.

You're fired! Pack your things and leave immediately.

Might look at. LED Wizard

Are they, in fact, "images" as in raster bitmaps, jpg's , png's or vector clipart? If vector what type? eps, svg, or other

I have Flexi on one of my workstations. We only use it for Print Manager (RIP). With that said, yes, I'd like to see how it is done in Flexi. As for other suggestion as to finding the image, that wasn't a problem. The problem is that it's an image, as in, not vector! This one in particular is...

Request came in just a few minutes ago. "(3) vertical polymetal banners" Which is it banner or polymetal? Two totally separate substrates. We have these.

Not bad. I often do the same with Photopaint and fairly quickly. The highlight in the hair, especially on top, have too much of a blue hue

search the hard drive *.tif *.pdf *.eps Whatever that file is then delete

Yes banners are typically made with vinyl. But so are vehicle wraps and decals. I still would not refer to a banner as vinyl. Would be very confusing in our shop. A banner is a banner and vinyl is vinyl.