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Hmm.. I just logged into dell again and went to the business side (not sure why it didn't take me there by default last time) but apparently you can get Windows 7 Pro, but still can't change the memory or video card..

I know it won't be hard to install more RAM or a video card.. but we also usually upgrade the processor. Again, an easy upgrade to install, but now I've paid for a processor, RAM (and they usually fill the slots from the factory, so going from 8gb to 12gb doesn't just mean I'd have to buy four...

I just logged into Dell's site to order two new computers, and the first problem I ran into was that I could not choose Windows 7 Pro, just Home Premium. I chatted with one of their reps, who told me I had to order Windows Pro separate and install myself. That sucks, but okay. Next, I...

Oracal 3651 (you can add RA if you'd like) with 210 gloss. Beautiful combo.

We're closed. So are 99% of our clients.

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I'm wondering how to block too.. is there a standard like *69?

Tired, We can do this for you on flex face no problem. 24 hour turn. Shoot me an email and I'll send you a quote.

We have eight foot mesh in stock. Ships within 24 hours.. Lemme know if we can be of service!

If you're looking to hire a full time employee, why not make the guy you already have a full timer and train him accordingly? Experienced print operators are hard to come by. It's much easier to find the right person and train them than it is to hire the wrong person who knows what they're...

On the same token, the bottler and the mechanic couldn't run the company!

Running a large corporation has very little to do with the actual end processes that produce the products. I guarantee the CEO of Coke can't run the bottling machine. I guarantee the CEO of Ford can't build a car. Don't misinterpret this: A large corporation (such as FS) is not a small...

The easiest way (and most expensive.. up front at least) is to hire a color profiling specialist to come out and hook you up. This will cost you at least a couple grand, but it's money well spent when you consider all of the issues you'll avoid.

We have printed directly to plywood many times. Typestries, Insignia, Gino, and Merrit Graphics are all merchant members fairly close to you that could handle this.

Profiles are off. Add cyan.

Doubt it. :Oops:

I like this one:

We've done it too, but you can see the hatch pattern left behind by the router. The surface feels perfectly smooth, but you can definitely see the path the router took.