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Not even close, The value of labor time, and artwork copyright are 2 totally seperate issues.

Simplicity and focused ideas are IMHO The most effective designs. I have a Helvetica approach to design which doesn't always mesh well with sign design, but thats my style.

not sure it works with the water going all the way over to the ladder. If you must use the ladder F try limiting the 2 tone letters to POOL.

I did it in illustrator and quickly so it isnt ready to cut and kinda hard to explain since im about to leave for a meeting. PM me your info, and I will send you the eps to experiment with.

Heres a quick thought

Thats why I stopped asking for pdf's and only ask for .eps now.

They paid for the design time, but not for unlimited reproduction rights. it would be the same as a stock image. make up a price and sell them unlimited licensing rights. it would be like, you charging someone an hour for design in which you made a sign that had a logo on it that you created in...

Cash and deny, then put all of these do gooders who follow the rules out of business! *evil laugh* HA HAH HA ha hah ahahahha aha hahahaha a HAHAHA HAHAHAhah ah ha hahhhha ah !

Thats why I recommend doing your own offsite backup. Its relatively simple for us since we run an all mac environment.

In versaworks go to Media>Color selector>OK it will then add the required file to your queue select the file and put the settings to your most common and load your most common media (quality settings will be locked to retain spot colors) Print the file and spend an hour and a half...

ill have to give you the walk through when I get back to the shop. it wasnt too hard. the print file is already built in to versaworks. the most time consuming part was trimming it.

use your printer and make a swatch book. Its compact, easy to carry around, and useful to match customer requests.

Instead of paying for a subscription we have created our own cloud. We purchased a mac mini server for a grand and put it in an undisclosed location far enough away from our shop to be considered redundant, and your local server automatically timemachine backups to the external server at 1am...

Fires and Robberies aren't all that uncommon. it took me, personally, 0 hours of labor to build my building, or purchase my printer, so I would just like to make sure that the countless hours of my life spent gathering fonts, stock photos and vector and then merging them all in to, dare I say...

It sounds like you are doing offsite storage anyway wich is what I was advocating. the only problem is that it might be too close to the shop. The biggest problem with restarting a shop after a disaster is not replacing the equipment, Insurance companies will take care of that in short order...

I hope none of you ever have a disaster at your locations; Flood, earthquake, tornado, fire, or electrical surge that renders all of your local redundancy useless. Much safer to have everything backed up both locally and remotely.

+1!

I think I did one auto click for the cyan and 2 for the yellow if I remember correctly. Might be reversed

Ive had this problem before printing a grayscale image on canvas, that was converted to grayscale in photoshop so it had no color values but it was still coming out greenish. I ended up dropping the cyan and Yellow levels in versaworks to get rid of it.