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Yeah still doesn't change the fact that one of those bad boys survived a tsunami, and the other survived a freakin nuke. That's pretty impressive craftsmanship. They truly don't make them like they used to.

Well I made it to her shoulders so far... I only have to make it down to her feet. And yes she will have clothes on. :omg: I'm screen capturing this whole thing and will post a time laps of it on youtube or something when I'm done.

These are the statistics you want to look at: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_mobile.asp This is where web developers look to see internet trends. Just to put this whole thing in...

I guess I misunderstood you, you made it sound as though you develop the content in AIR, in a lot of cases you would develop it in flash, Air is just used to package and deploy that content.

They haven't stopped developing it. Your analogies don't work in this case. I think something closer would be. Corel decides to stop creating a version of CorelDraw for the Mac OS. Does that mean they stopped developing it? No. Does that mean CorelDraw is dead? No. It means Corel believes...

I think you are confused with how the technology works. AIR is simply a way to deliver things like flash (among other content) to mobile devices and desktops without the need of a web browser and its plugins. "Flash can't do what Air can" implies to me that you think the two are meant to...

If we are talking Flash: Flash is a two part solution. The software developers use to make the content and the plugin used to broadcast that content on various browsers. This news essentially means that flash will no longer fight to have their plugins included on a lot of mobile devices. But...

Thanks. I appreciate it. I think I used up all my luck this year, but man... a trip to Japan would be amazing. :thumb: You can submit 4 projects. I'm working on one right now that I hope does well.

Yeah, it bugs me too. Although it's not really cut off. It's just wrapped around the corner. But I know what you are saying. Luckily it's just the secondary copy and on the driver side it reads much clearer.

No, hes got reducer, wax and grease remover, rubbing alcohol and some rags and paper towels under there so mostly cleaning stuff. The activator is next to all the paint on a different table where he mixes his colors. But you could put anything down there. I guess I just want to try something...

Thanks all Both the gold and silver are cut and applied over top of the laminate. I'm not sure what laminate you are using, but we've had good luck applying over our Oracal gloss lam. We did a whole fleet of these over 5 years ago. Most of it is print. The white part of the lettering...

We finished up our truck today. To be honest I go through stages of liking it and than not liking it. It is different to say the least. We'll probably keep it on there for a year or two, than try something new. I think next time won't be a wrap at all. Something a lot more simplistic...

Some nice looking stuff. You guys have got the skills. We don't do very many wraps in our neck of the woods. We just finished a partial wrap on our shop truck but it doesn't meet the contest requirements. Being a partial wrap I don't think it's as impressive as some of the stuff posted here...

A signed invoice will work. It acts as a contractual agreement. In other words, it states our terms/prices/qty... etc. They agree to those terms... voilà... contractual agreement. Well, at least it holds up in court in our neck of the woods. Trust me Earplug. It's all on the up and up here...

I just got PaintShop Pro X4 and also Painter 12. I've had PhotoPaint for years. I'm mainly a vector artist, so I rarely need to work outside of Draw, However Photo Paint has always had everything I needed in a bitmap editing software. I mainly use it for batch process for website related...

Righhhhhttttt :rolleyes:

Again, those don't apply to late fees. That whole section is about interest rates. Are you reading them?

Your link is talking about interest rates for loans and lending. We are talking about late fees not loans. We don't loan money or products to our customers. 9% per annum would be .75% a month. Every business I know in Illinois would be breaking the law if they could charge no more than .9% per...

And that right there is another reason for the increase. In a lot of cases. We can't legally take back a sign or remove graphics if a client doesn't want to pay.

Update: They just paid it off using their card. I'm not suggesting everyone here do 5%, but I was wondering what other people are doing. It was a decision we made. If our rate is less than their banks interest/late fee, or credit card interest/late fee, you better be sure they would rather...