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No need to print on gold. Print on the lightest metallic silver you can find. If you want excessive sparkle print on Aver Ultra Metallic. I do this all the time and it works very well. Your inks are translucent so whatever metallic content of the media comes right through.The lighter the colors...
If you view the resultant image from a distance proportional to the enlargement it looks pretty much the same. I.e. if you hold an 8"x10" image say 24" in front of your eyes and you enlarge that image x10 [area wise this would be 100X larger than the original] then view the enlarged image from...
Not necessarily.
If the image is reasonably crisp any of the proprietary packages that use a spline fit can easily enlarge the image with no pixelization. There may be a bit of pixel bloom along indeterminate edges in the image but they're tiny in proportion to the output. I use PhotoZoom Pro...
Everyone has their favorite gadget but know that any device that relies on blade depth is inherently flawed. This sort of cutter, at some time or another, will not completely cut the backing or will cut both the backing and the vinyl.
A device that has some sort of platen the slides between...
Try to follow along here sport. The thing was working and now it's not. Unless the printer demons diddled the settings of which you speak without proper authority then why would you do such a silly thing?
Why bother with a tif? A one use jpg has every bit the acuity of a tif at a fraction of the disk space and time. The dreaded jpg loss is largely a thing of myth, something you use to scare small children into going to bed. If you're continually loading a jpg and then re-saving it you might...
Depends. Why are you exporting to Flexi? I create print files in Corel all of the time. If it's just a print then export a150 dpi RGB jpg and bring it straight into Production Manager. If it's a print and contour cut the create the cut lines as objects WITH NO OUTLINES, convert everything to be...
Ordered from these people a while back. All of the product was filled with knots and other irregularities. Most of that order went to the dump.
For vanilla 3/4" stretcher bars in 2" increments go to any farming shop, art supply, or hobby shop. Clear wood and reasonable.
For anything else...
Postcrete etc. is rather low quality concrete. Crap actually. Use Sackrete or some other actual concrete mix. Better, get a 1/4 yard of concrete mix and a bag of Portland cement and mix it yourself. Best, see if someone is going to be pouring concrete in the vicinity and arrange for a 1/4 yard...
Interesting. Being insatiably curious I asked myself just how I would go about doing the same thing programmatically. Just like in calculus, I'd fill the area, either vertically or horizontally, with very thin rectangles that intercept the boundaries of the object then sum the areas of all of...
Depends. A star for example, assuming it's a regular star, can be deconstructed into a bunch of similar triangles and a center polygon. Other reasonably regular shapes also can lend themselves to simple deconstruction. A rectangle with round corners can be reduced to 4 quarter circles and 5...
For all the grossly innumerate, height x width yields the area of a rectangle and nothing else. The original question dealt with determining the area of an indeterminate shape. While there are formulae for determining the area of regular geometric constructs like circles, ovals, certain...
A practicing semi-literate wrote...
How about Dictionary? A compendium of usage of which the editors were aware at the time it was published. A dictionary defines nothing. It is incapable of defining any word or term except 'Dictionary'. Often quoted by idiots in an ignorant attempt at...
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