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Top line = Verdana (Bold Italic) with modified corners and characters. Bottom line = Myriad Pro (Bold SemiCondensed Italic)

Black Chancery (Regular)

Marker included with Gerber Omega

The CS version is only for design and vinyl cutting. As such, you plotter is supported and your Edge is not. The CP version is for both cutting and printing and will allow the installation of an Edge. As I said in my last post, you should be able to see what features your dongle supports by...

The USB dongle for Omega was introduced with version 2.0. Installing it as an upgrade involved a procedure that disabled the old LPT dongle from working. The disabled dongles were left with the licensees and, regrettably, some have ended up being sold as if they were still working. They have 25...

Do you have a security dongle also installed on an LPT port? If so is this a recent purchase or has it been working in the past?

Jheri Curls (Regular) at Dafont. Karma has stroke added for extra boldness.

I have a few of them also (VectorScribe, Vector First Aid, InkScribe) but haven't used them enough to say much about them. I'm a bit suspicious of letting some of the auto cleanup actions do their thing when I can't see what changes are being made. Got to find the time to learn it and use it more..

Find My Font for identifying type and Genetica for making seamless texture tiles.

Scriptorama JF (Hostess)

Available Illustrations of Fish

No match here.

Distant Stroke (Regular) and Raleway (Thin)

It looks to me like you have a conflict between the black foil and the fluorescent vinyl. I've had similar issues with Oracal films ... especially when printing with black foil. Your easiest solution would be to bring in a roll of fluorescent foil and print the job on white vinyl.

No match here

Possibly PF Transport (Bold)

Eric's = Kaufmann Autobody = Harlow Solid The Rest = Eurostile Extended

In my experience, .040" cuts like butter, .063 will cut but with a lot of effort needed and .080 is too much to expect. Cutting Dibond is easy enough but because cutting is done at a small angle of about 3 degrees, you end up with a very sharp edge that may need hand finishing to be handled...

I rarely auto trace. Some of the joy of this line of work is in doing a better job than the next guy and acquiring clients that can see the difference.

Try changing your target's position from the current setting to the center or to the lower left to see if it works any better.