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Here, they often don't care, either- they want a banner, and what it's made from or how isn't an issue, compared with the price. I've just finished another hand painted one, for a local mob who do rodeos- Rodeo was handpainted, shaded & airbrushed. the rest- the location & date - were vinyl...

Self taught, (pre computers), the school of hard knocks, and letterheads taught!

OP, do you have to actually set the "panel overlap" to be zero, to get it to continue like that, or is it an automatic continuing?

and another Hey Mark, :Welcome: from down-under!!:Australia

If you save or import them as ai files, ACDsee can view them. Adobe Bridge is great though!

Real font or not, I like don't mind the result at all- very creative & appropriate!

The best I could do was to fine the following info embedded in the file, but I could not open it no matter what I changed the suffix to, sorry ! " q f¼TEXTART3 T-shirts artwork.ai
fŠ eŠ 2 " The rest was gibberish, ie binary, hex or source code for something...

Mike, it certainly won't open as an ai file in CS2. It gives an unrecognised format message. Later I'll try renaming it as a jpg or something basic and seeing what's there, also looking at in hex format- maybe there'll be a properties line of text stating what program created it which will...

If Fred doesn't succeed, I don't know who else might, but I'd be happy to take a try for you too, if you email it downunder!

What font printing/viewing program are you using? You ought to be able to just select the ones you want (click, & shift-click or ctrl-click) till they're selected & print the selection. Failing that, copy/drag the ones you want to a separate folder & print the whole folder.

"The Font Thing" is a freebee utility. I used to use BT FontNav, but have used The Font Thing for a few years now, especially to install fonts, and have not (yet ) had any glitches in the font department at all. The Fonts folder in windows has its stable set, and when I need something not...

I didn't know flexi can over ride it. I can change the setting in flexi to do it, but the plotter still stops at about the 59"/1550mm mark, ignoring flexi. I've just learnt to work with that limit & you break up files to suit. Glen you can use the latest XP drivers and plot from Corel 12...

also vaguely like Lucida Calligraphy Italic, but not for the C- but still waay off. I'd guess it's a hashed-up mixture? I used to know a C like that, but sorry it's slipped off this computer. It was a common enough one too.

Well the kerning needs attention, whatever font it began life as!

Maybe it's only some drivers, and maybe there's some luck too! I think the dg site is from Japan & the dga is from USA and the Jap's one was supposed to be the better- that's from a few people on another forum who've been plagued with difficulties using dga drivers. edited to add...

Niner, I'd been warned to avoid the Roland DGA site, and to get the drivers from Roland DG site. The files were not as temperamental or corrupted, I understand.

Stencil- weeds even easier! (not really a favourite...I really like the selections from Signfonts/ A&S-must buy some more one day!)

Steve, the point I'm alluding to is that he has a question, and is not clear, to me anyway what his problem is. If explained better, more people might be able to help him more readily instead of maybe avoiding the thread because they either can't or don't want to be able to be bothered. Spury...

Sorry. but I can't really understand the question...what has "CS" got to do with the question? I'm guessing this: Re wheel arches, you either work with them, or you ignore them. Windows, ditto. The choice is yours. (where downunder are you?)

Or is the problem some cheaper or more inferior Rip software?