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IMO if you have customers (national accounts) asking for a certification, I would get it. Your losing more than the ones that do call. Start making a list of the companies with names and contacts. Most won't call back unless they can't find anyone else. If you do get certified call them back...

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You can use your cleaning solution for dried ink as well.

Probably be easier to fix the wall and rehang the sign. Just a thought.

Make sure your customer knows that flourescent vinyls have a short lifespan outdoors (2 max most 6 months). Laminate will help some.

Here is a visual of the process. I put 50% cyan behind the layouts so you can see the difference between what you did and what learned the hard way suggested.

You can fake it quickly using different thicknesses of outlines stacked. Example: Type your text put a thick outline on it set to black. duplicate the object and thin the outline and turn it white. (I would turn on "Behind fill" and "Scale with image") I have a Macro from...

Here is a graphic example.

The "X" at the top of your color pallet is no color. Left click = fill and right click = outline. So if you left click a color to fill the object and then right click on the "X" the outline disappears.

Some cutting software will see both sides of an outline and cut twice. Filled shapes with outlines can cut 3 times. Try sending the objects as filled shapes with no outlines.

Your good Dawg. V3 is more agressive than V1 or 2 and should be less likely to fail. For a while a majority of the manufactures were trying to make their products easy to install. "anyone can do it" Now it seems that all the manufacturs, except the ones that were agressive to begin with...

+1 Optima Bold

All monitors display color differently. Quality, age, whether or not it's calibrated will have an effect on whether your monitor is displaying color accurately. A step in the right direction would be to by monitor calibration hardware and calibrate them regularly. The next step would be...

Here is a layout I have used before. It's just 2x4' with holes drilled and steel pipes.

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Hit it with a torch or heat gun. Should go away unless you tweeked it really bad.

Good luck finding a copy of windows 98 or any drivers for the hardware in your new machine. Microsoft stopped supporting 98 a long time ago. I would plan on using Windows 7 and finding software that will work with it. Corel X4 works with Windows 7. There are lots of features in Corel X4...

The way the story is told, I feel sorry for the guy, but I doubt that's the whole unvarnished truth, good and/or bad. 3 years later a customer you have never met enters your shop. Customer "I have a truck I need you to take a look at. I want you to remove the graphics and make new ones...

Just a thought. When it's real cold out you can blow the decals off at a high pressure car wash as well. I have done it on my own vehicle trying to get ice off from an ice storm. Might be more to the story than you know. Otherwise my guess is rain-x too. I have tried everything but bonami...

I think I figured it out, you have to install the 32bit version for it to show up in X4 even if running XP64. First impression: The filters and bump maps are the same. The interface has changed. It appears that you have to use Photoshop CS4 to take advantage of all the new features (non...