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Looks great, nice work.

voted, good luck

Pay up front, no discounts since we only order a roll or two about once a month, but they do give us next day delivery and free shipping.

Hey, strippers need business cards too...

I explained this before on another forum so I just copied and pasted... This is for a Roland so the crop mark / margin mark thing might be different on your HP... Probably harder to explain than it is to actually do, but here goes... Using double sided banner material, print the...

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To add on to the eye wash and first aid thing, If you don't already have them, you might want to get MSDS sheets for all the products you use, and I mean all of them. The inspectors are most likely going to ask for them. If an accident were to occur you need to have these handy for poison...

They could also end up making a bad decision on the road and getting a video of it plastered all over youtube, like driving like a maniac, blowing red lights or stop signs, getting road rage and threatening or confronting someone, etc. Personally I wouldn't want mine wrapped, I listen to my...

Use a relative path, have them just set the path as "Photos\jellyfish.jpg", then just stick that folder in the same folder as your print files.

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You could try downloading the demo if you can't find someone to convert for you... http://www.adobe.com/products/freehand/

...about the company I work at for the Roland Professionals section of their website. Anyone done one of these before? What should I expect? Do they ask a bunch of questions, or do I have to just come up with a good summary of the company, or both, or what? Also, there are different sub-sections...

Mostly video games and a little bit of skateboarding here and there. Trying to get back into working out too.

I've never wrapped before, but I'm pretty sure just from reading this forum that you're supposed to take all that kinda stuff off before wrapping, not just wrap over it.

Another +1 on the Arlon DPF8000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvYTTogtmQM&feature=player_embedded Same deal as this except you'd be setting it up to sheet cut every row.

http://www.fotoba.com/index.php/en/products Those'll cut a whole roll for you, but they're pretty pricey. Have you thought of using the CustomCut feature in Versaworks? You can have the machine do a sheet cut after each row and then stack those strips up and cut several at once.

Comments sections pretty much any where are generally entertaining. I used to love reading the ones on the Breaking Bad blog cause people would always be leaving comments for the characters like they were real people.

PhotoTex or Seramark both work great.

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