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Best would be to stop using splatter graphics! I am so sick of them and feel like their time is gone. But one thing you could do is export the powerclip as an eps, then when you import it, it will no longer be a powerclip, but a group of the objects with the inside graphics all trimmed off. If...

This^^ Although double printing does make the sign light better, it then looks off during the day. Printing on clear and then mounting your transulcent print over it in registration makes it so the white vinyl is between the two layers of color. Then you get a perfect-appearing sign during the...

I think it's galvanized fence posts with the wood pieces cut/holesawed to fit over. Figure out a fastening system and it could actually be a banner in there, with the weight of the bottom board holding it tight.

They have a full version 15 day free trial on their website. Might be worth trying it out to see if it solves that problem for you.

If it's something you have to do often, might be worth the upgrade to Corel 2017.

We have that exact chair model at our front desk... No Roomba though. And no smoking in our building.

What version of Corel? I remember in the past it used to do that. It was called polylines, I think. Even if you reimported the dxf file back into Corel Draw you would find the curves made up of line segments. I just checked it with Corel Draw 2017, and it did not create polylines from the curves.

If you're going to buy a Graphtec, don't get the CE series if you want a reliable, heavy duty plotter. Get the FC series.

When my customers ask for fluorescent yellow, what they are really wanting is a yellow that is slightly tinged with green. You need to explain to them that you cannot print an actual fluorescent color with regular CMYK inks, and there are no digital printers which carry actual fluorescent inks...

I guess getting up after it finishes each plot and manually having it cut off the plot is not an option?

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Just went to use it, and it's only the R and D that are Melani Script....

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Can anyone recognize the script? The automated websites can't.

The other thing to consider is whether you are using too large a drill bit. I typically find that the letters fit so snugly that the adhesive is primarily serving to seal the hole from moisture, not glue the letter in place.

Put application tape over the marks and redraw them on the tape with ruler and fine point Sharpie. Just make sure your application tape is firmly stuck down on all edges or the reader can peel it up.

Typically it's not really neon. It's slightly lightened yellow with a tinge of cyan.

I didn't see anything Mike and Frankie would try to make a deal over...

You only use the metal high pressure rollers when doing multilayered prints because it has to roll the media back through the printer, and the regular rollers would smear you ink and get themselves contaminated. You never use both types of rollers at once. Whichever roller you use, it always has...

Are you looking for suppliers of blank t-shirts or screenprinters? The screenprinter I use most often is in Ft Lauderdale. Atlas.