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Does anyone have a good source for 4 color process printed, 4/4, 4mil clear, 7" x 11" poly bags? Thanks!

A common practice is to print on clear, apply to first surface then print on white translucent and apply on top of clear first surface. This serves to show correct color during the day and during the night the light has to illuminate both prints through double color so it shows up vibrantly and...

It looks very good but if you are looking for further input I'll just do a little thinking out loud...the colors of the green striped background look a little inconsistent, I'm not sure if it's meant to be that way or not but it made me think that it looks like a green felt background and if...

Tony, I have 2 seats of Omega 3.0 and 1 Omega 3.0 Design Station, would that require 3 full upgrades at the same rate?

Is this strictly for electric signs? Why couldn't it work for all signs?

This may not be helpful to you but a lot of companies are using a plastic wrap sleeve that looks like a shrink wrap which is slipped over the tank. I had a customer come to me for some of those but I had no idea where to get such a thing. If anybody knows how to get those made it might be a good...

I thought about trying this type of product: http://ags.allgraphicsupplies.com/Shop/Products/PictureWrapFrames/PictureWrapFrames.aspx?ID=547 If you follow the link and then click on details you will find a video that demonstrates the use of the product. Has anyone ever tried such a thing...

I'd sure like to know more about how everyone is mounting their canvas prints. Are you stretching them on frames? Do you make your own frames? Are you buying frames, where, what kind? Do you have any particular tips, tricks or suggestions as far as the frame stretching is concerned?

I ordered my bulbs from: http://www.fullspectrumsolutions.com/ they have some information available to answer your questions in their articles section

Indesign, Gerber Omega or Publisher will all do sequential numbering / variable data.

Bob, forgive me but I'm not understanding your formula at all. First, what do you apply this to and/or what is the unit of area? Is it printing? Do you apply your formula to cut vinyl, banners, dimensional painted signs, etc.? I'm assuming that your formula doesn't include materials...

Funny you should post this...I was in IKEA the other day when I saw the same product and I paused to glance at it since I am contemplating a number of LED projects. There were a couple of other guys looking at it too and when I stopped they asked me if I would buy it, as they were trying to...

Could you give a little more detail on the papers you carry Josh. Also, are your materials regular stock or do you deal in oversupply and closeout materials? In other words, if you order something from you today will that same product be available a year from now? How does one go about ordering...

Who could refuse to use your services under those terms...I would for sure. I do think you'll have to be a little more realistic with those terms though.

OK....sorry.....after I minimized the internet window, I found a paypal cart window sitting there with an order for over $2,000 of fonts for every time I tried it! Thanks!

Steve, I'm trying to order off of that specials page link in your first post but nothing happens when I click the button and I can't view a cart...am I doing something wrong?

Hmm....so maybe...just maybe...this explains it then

Are you using a regular 90 degree v carving bit and then adding a .18 flat in the center? There are specific folding bits that will cut the proper channel in one pass.

Wiindows 7 is very confusing to network with other operting systems. Here is a link to the answers: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/Networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows I found it much simpler if your network is named Workgroup, if you name it...