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Illustrator 5.0...I didn't have any problem at all with it, maybe it was in a version too new for you

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Doug, you're going to have to experiment a bit with what you are trying to achieve since I think this will be uncharted territory. A couple of things come first to mind...simply using a semi-transparent stain (the type that you would stain a deck with) or possibly doing a white glaze (Dan S...

Bill, you can do the open edges with layered PVC or if you want hardcoated material you can use Magic Sculpt or Magic Smooth. There is another product, Styrospray, which I was just about to try for hard coating but it's getting mixed reviews. Let me know if I help.

I'm a little confused, you seem to be promoting the ball screw as the superior system but your drawing seems to indicate that Multicam uses the lead screw. Could you please clarify that.

Gino, if you are talking about upgrading your software, the Adobe CS6 can be purchased or upgraded as a stand alone software or now can be a subscription based option. The license for the software allows you to install it on two compters per license, so to equip 4 compters you need 2 copies of...

How about the waste ink container? I've replaced mine for about $30 since it seemed like a sealed unit and I didn't have time to try to mess with it. Does anyone have any other ideas other than buying a new one when it full?

It's hard to tell from the picture but that looks like a cabinet that has the face frame clamped to it with internal clamps. In the slot just behind each face frame, on the top and bottom, there should be a few screws of some type that when loosened will release the internal clamp and allow the...

I've got 2 - 4TB Buffalo NAS Terra Stations, one for data and one for immediate real time back up. They've worked flawlessly since I installed them. I also do another offsite backup via external hard drive every couple of weeks.

Suz, if you weren't sure about what RIP to go with when you bought the machine, you should've taken the Flexi and it should have come with the printer for free. Now you'll have to buy it if you want it. I use the Flexi RIP and it functions just fine for me and I'm sure it would work fine for...

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I can't imagine it would work, though I've never tried it. The drills have a hard time just contending with toner, nevermind vinyl. If no one else can help you, tomorrow I'll try it and report back to you.

It doesn't matter, just load the material the right way and press OK when you get that message. The machine should next detect the roll direction and operate normally.

Find my Font .................... Great software, very economical, great value. If you are in this business, you can't afford not to have it.

Silly? When someone knocks the first one off the shelf and it's in pieces on the floor, I just go to the back up and I'm in business...what's silly about that? The reality about backups is that they are needed primarily due to viruses or equipment failure issues and not fire, theft or other...

I'm using two 4TB NAS Buffalo Terra Stations with a Raid 5 system. One acts as a server for data storage on the network and the second one is just to back up the first one. Every once in a while I will also create another backup on another external hard drive and store that in a different location.

I can't access that site either.....what is it?

I find it hard to believe that anyone would even consider using masonry drive pins, slap nails, hammer pins, or whatever you might call them, as ddarlak showed, to install illuminated lightbox signs. A proper lag bolt and lead anchor with appropriate brackets would be the minimum requred for...

Looks like Pretoria

Bob, I think it's time to leave your circle of comfort and order a roll from a reputable supplier that sells it!