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But neither is a RIP and Cut software. Flexi Designer (design only, no RIP) is around a thousand (less if you buy it from us). In my opinion, Flexi does not have a steep learning curve like the Adobe software and is setup better for sign design and layouts. Not to mention, you go straight...

+1 on this. Not quite a decade, but close. And image backups are a big time-saver.

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Smells like troll to me..............

This thread took an interesting turn... I would hate to think that any of our customers got "ripped off". We are simply not that kind of company. Do we compete directly on price with other manufacturers? No way. We are pretty close though, if you fairly compare our systems to the true...

Agreed, I have met a few of those.

Brett, I completely agree. I have worked with thousands of computers and been responsible for many, many networks. IMHO, Windows Updates are mandatory, unless the computer is to never go online and never to touch an outside (un-scanned) file. How you decide to install those updates is...

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Illustrator CS6 and Corel X6 are both 64 Bit now too. Old Paint, I think that your workflow must be a little different than most of my customers.

Thanks guys! I appreciate the recommends. But Brett is correct, different situations require different setups. I can help with that for sure.

With 4GB of RAM, it is a judgement call. You will see marginal improvement in performance, but I have to say that I like working in CS6 better than CS5 for reasons unrelated to performance. I am a fan of the new layout and tools as well. If you do decide to go with the upgrade or...

Yes, CS6 (64 Bit) potentially can handle the larger files much better than the 32 Bit version. I have been very impressed so far. The question would be your hardware. If you have 4+ GB or RAM, you will be better off with the 64 Bit version.

If it will boot to safe mode, it may just be a corrupt driver. Try starting in VGA mode. If it works, uninstall the video driver and reboot. You will have to install a new driver once it is back up, but that is easy enough. It is a long shot, but I have seen it happen before. Flame, if I...

Me too. I went back ad "liked" a bunch from business and personal accounts.

These guys are correct. Win XP (32 Bit) will only address 4GB of RAM. I would recommend our SignBurst™ Flare, with XP instead of Windows 7. I will PM you a price.

We can still build XP systems. I hate to do it, but we do when the need arises.