Search results

After taking another look at my macro I see that it was still in the design stage and not quite ready. I didn't have a real need for it at the time I was messing with it so it got dropped. If I could see exactly what the expected outcome needs to be perhaps I could reopen the event.

Are you trying to create a bleed on a powerclip? I use a macro for this. Basically does what JakeC-Lytle describes above in one shot.

And Happy Anniversary to me better half! April fools day that is. Hmmm....was she just fooling me?

Was the gradient made in Flexi or opened/imported from another source? As a rule of thumb, gradients are best printed as rastert. Also gradients should never be given as an eps. I'm a corel user and I get eps files all the time that when imported the gradient is made up of thousands of...

Are you talking about in the print or on the screen? printing as raster?

The HIgh School in our town is very particular on the use of there mascot/logo. We're on good terms with them and rarely do we do anything using the logo that's not for the school anyway.

want simplicity and speed. Go with Corel. It'll make you more $$. Gulp, gulp, gulp, chug, chug

He gets a break and I don't! No rest for the wicked.

Larger corporation logos can be gotten on several websites out there and in vector format. You can also google search Company name *.pdf and find the logos

Some images for our large wraps can be 30dpi but when we export the final we export at 150dpi. We've only had a hand full of customers who were just not "pleasable"

Who ate all the freakin donuts!!!

I take it the truck isn't available to photograph? If it is available then no template needed.

Wait, does Mr. Roomba rome around while employees are working? If so I see a lawsuit in your future. We have 6-8 employees zipping about at any given time. If I try trip over one of these I'm likely to have some words to say. And I'm a man of very few words. Mr. Roomba would then become wall art.

I use the magnet method and then use a couple of macros to scale the image

We've been using the same tried and true method for over 20 years and hasn't failed us yet. Don't use "templates". We require the customer to bring the vehicle by for half a day for a "survey". Take photos and key measurements. Working at scale we draw a perimeter around key areas of the vehicle...

BelweEF-BoldCondensed or some form thereof

efficiency? All the more reason I use Corel. Once you learn it you can fly! Adobe? Better go to school for that or have someone over your back. I've had Adobe for many years as it is a necessity for any sign shop. I still can't figure out how to do the most simple tasks. I learned corel by...

Brush Script or the text under that?

In reference to SpooledUP7's Pro's & Cons of Flexi Hmmmm...Corel does 9/10ths of those things and most you can make a macro to do. And as for the cons...Corel can do multiple pages, good paragraph controls, 64bit, imports many different file types

Same here. Grommets every 2ft or evenly spaced to as close as possible to that.