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I'm getting short sighted I guess so I would like to be able to increase the pick radius of my pick tool in Corel 14. I can't find anything wandering around in the software. Anyone know the secret. Adrian

Are you suggesting it's time Bob trimmed his bush? Adrian

I get this. There's not way to see the white on white. Must be time to upgrade. I'm on CS4. Adrian

Well J... I'm not getting anything but the polar bear when I try it. Can you make an animated tutorial for me? Just kidding but it won't do it for me. What's the sequence... if you have a minute. I must be missing a check box or something. Adrian

Nice portrait of a polar bear in a snow storm. :U Rock: Adrian

Try it with white text... Adrian

Thanks Phototec. I didn't spot that option the first time I when through. I'm all good now. (Love this place...) Adrian

You da bomb Supergirl! Do you have any tips on resolution? I have no outline artifacts now but it's jaggy as all getout. Adrian

I have a customer who wants his logo in a format that has a transparent background so He can use it Word or Paint (I forget which) for "things". I have Corel and Illustrator but I can't make it so it looks good. (I can't make one at all in Illy... but I'm challenged in that software.) I get...

The next "think" you should try is being nice instead of being mean. The OP came here for help not semi-literate ridicule. Adrian

cool stuff Jim.

For sure get a can of 8010 at HH. You'll be very happy with it. Adrian

I'm using Hand/Eye Candy ver 2.0. Powered by Gray Matter. (and the beans I had for lunch)

Sam... I just use fingers and the piece of sandpaper itself. Like I said, the letters are pretty smooth to start with. The paint makes them smooth too. The large lettering on the sign posted here was done with a 1.5" wide cabinet makers chisel from the building supply and a box cutter. Except...

I sand the letters a bit with 320 grit aluminum oxide paper. I buy the stearate coated stuff... for sanding painted things. I don't sand them very much. Mostly to feather the cut edge of the paint. (the panels are pre-painted and I carve the lettering through a paint mask) Adrian

No soup for you!

Forgot to mention... I carve my lettering through a paintmask so powder is not required. Red iron oxide is a traditional base coat colour for gilding. More typical indoor of work though.

It's like old home week! Thanks Rjpjr, James, Kott, Gino, Gypsy, Marlene, Bob, Mike, Philip, Pat and RJ.

That's 9 coats of Pittsburgh semigloss latex house and trim. Like I said.. I shudda used tinted primer. It dried fast for a red latex though. The black, white and burgundy are Rustoleum latex. Fantastic stuff but only a few stock colours. (I mixed the burgundy) Go try some... you can shower me...