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One thing you did not do, is pay any attention to where the folds will fall with your new layout. As long as you are aware and you are OK with it before you print, then it's up to you as to whether or not it's OK. Typically however, you try not to have images or important elements cross over...

Mike, I use the Quick Print all the time with great success, how do these others compare to the Quick Print?

Yes I do it all the time...no problem...regular vinyl profile

I find the off balance flourishes above the Fine Line symbol to be exactly that...off balance and distracting from the rest of the design. I also think that the Canvas & Upholstery are out of place with the rest of the design, primarily because of the font choice but also there is too much of a...

Keep the printer you have going, you have a lot invested in it already and you don't want a 48" printer, you want a minimum of a 54" printer.

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Well, I went to the mall earlier today and looked the T shirt booth, he only had a variety of shirts pre-printed then he had a plotter with some plot & press vinyl, a Canon inkjet printer/scanner with some paper T shirt transfer material and a heat press. I'm sure he plotted and pressed transfer...

Which one is which?...or maybe you shouldn't tell us so it will be like a blind test. Well, the first one with the globe: Pros: I'm never fond of using globes in logos however it seems very appropriate in this one plus I like the arrangment of vehicles and the symbolic arrow. Cons: The...

Let me just tell you first, there isn't a person in this business that shouldn't own this software. It is one of the best values and most essential tools you will own. Now, let me tell you about a little thing I found earlier today. When I tried upgrading my program I was getting an error...

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Those reflective decals are no problem if you use the right material. 3M IJ5100 or IJ680 work perfectly with solvent printing. They are also available in a removable adhesive that is really nice for most applications. If you are concerned about durability you can laminate. If you don't have any...

Sub it out to someone with a router or, if they are all the same, make yourself a single template and cut the rest with a hand held router.

No Gino, it's no big deal, just costs a little more. I didn't pre-register in time either so for the first time I'll be doing the same thing.

It's too bad that everyone is losing focus here just because of the title of your thread, if you named it "Design Critique" instead of "Logo Critique" you'd get completely different responses. I think you did a really great job vectorizing the dogs from images and they can definitely be used...

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I'm going to be there again this year, staying at the Tropicana.

Of course you can use it on anything you want, just like any other cast vinyl. The only difference will be the gloss level will be different from regular cast vinyl.

I know for a fact that there is a legal precedent that answers this question, unfortunately I don't know what that is at the moment, as it applies to your specific situation. I think it's safe to say however, that one should have all these details covered in a written agreement that ideally...

:goodpost: If you actually previewed every font in your font folder on the old computer, I'm sure you'll find the font with a completely unrelated name. I have this problem often and the font name usually ends up just being a series of numbers or something.

I think a lot of them are using transfer paper too. I haven't gotten a good look at any of them but one that I saw seemed to be able to produce designs on demand, which could only be transfer paper, I think.