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I believe their typical upgrade cycle is 18 months

magneto

sounds like it is custom which is what I figured. Thanks for taking a shot

I have never seen this before. If not I guess I am building from scratch

clearface heavy or black

caslon open face titling

reminds me of eras but the R is closed up. Maybe they thickened up a lighter weight of the font

28 seconds, in the white bmw the girl flies out the window after flipping, drags along the ground and smacks her head on the door frame. Ouch. That track has claimed many lives and cars, but there is nothing out there like it. Awesome track that any person in any car can drive on, brains not...

Most likely a custom font. The l's do not match. Unless it is an opentype font with many alternate characters. The s for instance can only be an ending letter with that fancy swirl.

there is a video somewhere of some sports venue, in which the guy poured a "large" beer into a small beer cup and the amount was actually the same. whoops

I have had customers tell me they are afraid to ask questions here

On occasion if I use Corel it takes me 5x longer to do anything. None of the shortcuts are the same, tools are different in how they act. So I feel exactly the same way about Corel. It's all in what you are used to

Angry Birds is very addictive

This is all I have to go by. I thought maybe someone here recognizes it

is this consistent with every version of Corel? Some of my customers are using below version 10

post #8 or also command-k (mac) ctrl-k (windows). It brings up the general preferences dialog box. Click on the "scale strokes and effects box"

Ah thanks. I see you edited after/during the time I posted the question

strokes/outlines. Regardless of what it is called it is the same concept. What are the 2 clicks to make it scalable? The advantage of sending a customer a file with strokes is that it allows them to easily change the stroke/outline width if they ever need it so

There have been many answers thrown out here. What is the consensus? I already know how to scale in Illustrator I only apply stroked shapes for print files and even in those files I usually convert to outlines. It was easy for me to resend the file to the customer with the strokes converted...

I sent an ai file to a customer who then opened it in Coreldraw. The shapes had stroked lines. When they scaled/sized the graphic up in Coreldraw the thickness of the stroke did not scale. So let's say the letter was 1 inch tall with a 2 pt stroke. When the graphic was sized to 4 inches, the...