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T'weren't nothin'. Merry Christmas!

Shoot... I'll marry a hokey player for 18 million. (not a typo)

I think it should be called AdobelDraw.

"Phinland" How long have you been saving that one? :Big Laugh

I like Addies better. Nice job on the logo Jason! You got my "like".

You made no mention of engineers, plastic or otherwise in your post. I agreed with your statement about plastics being hygroscopic. I described a similar situation that occurs in wood panels to further support your post... about the flatness issue. You and your "plastic engineers" and plastic...

Happens with wood too. If you make a wood table top and only finish one side it will bow when the humidity changes. One side will give up or absorb moisture and expand or contract as the case may be. The term for materials that absorb moisture is hygroscopic. Liquid water is not coming from...

Real sign writers design with charcoal.

pushing p is easier.

There appear to be fewer keystrokes required to do almost any given task in Corel vs Illustrator. Whether or not this makes it easier would the opinion of the user.

Everything is easier in Corel. (covers head and ducks)

You probably have to apply a mask and then open it in photoshop....etc..... :Big Laugh

Oooooo... that made it work better! Thanks. :notworthy:

Awesome! I miss not being able to hold the phone between my neck and my ear so I can keep working while I'm on the phone. And it comes in "hot line" red!!

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73991 I knew I had had this problem before! You can't bevel text in Illustrator like my sample from CorelDraw. It won't do it. You have to do a bunch of weird didoes, open it in photoshop, more didoes, then somehow get it back into illustrator...

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We should start a collection for Bob. :Big Laugh

I wish people who made signs with cnc routers had software that would do letters properly too. I always cringe when I see dimensional lettering that looks like your B. Can you do a bevel all the way to the bottom of the letter like in my sample? In CS4? I can't figure it out. It stops at about...

You can do this in Illustrator? I'll be gall darned... um... how? (I have CS4)