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Take the Oracal wrap class, you won't regret it.

Are you doing an overprint? +2 or +3?

I created a macro that either floats or can be nested in the side/top. All it has is a textbox and button. So if I type "Hello", it should display 5 symbols, one for each letter and needs to be in a line and not scattered all over the screen. I know how to click a button and import one symbol...

Thanks, I browsed through it and still couldn't find anything...

It's quite odd that there isn't a tutorial for textboxes isn't it?

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What's a good resource for Corel Draw Macros for tutorials? Need help with a textbox, type in words, have it import or change to symbols.

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How are you wearing out a squeegee that quickly? I buy squeegees every 6+ months and felt ones about 4+ months.

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Photoworks down the street from me guys everything for tradeshows. Mats, rugs, drapes, table cloths, etc.

Make sure you aren't doing any overprints, that will cause it. Make sure your wipers and wiper blade is clean. Make sure the print head is lowered, if it's up, it may cause that Never clean the bottom of the print head, the slightest mistake will damage it. Replace or call Roland

It's like a PVC vinyl that is stiff and doesn't roll up easily.

No that isn't what I said. If your plotter is like against the wall and it rolls out 10 feet and hits the wall or anything like a cord and it bunches up or doesn't lay down flat, it can throw it way off. Also some people hold the vinyl as it move in and out and that can shift it.

After seeing a BBB sticker, it was printed on both side. One side was standard and on the adhesive side it was printed as well but behind the adhesive. So if you stuck it to a window, you can see it. I am guessing the adhesive was applied after printing?

Wow I can't believe this is even a question. Might as well stick your finger in an outlet to get spiked hair.

Seeing some of these other peoples posts, I now know why the cost of signs are so high. If you want general masking tape, don't get a specialty tape. Sherwin Williams paint store has an excellent tape that I swear by. It sticks great, doesn't leave glue behind and very very easy to tear off...

I've never had tracking problems with my GX-24 plotter. Generally two things cause it, #1 not having the vinyl loaded perfectly straight, if it's slightly off, it will go way off. #2. When it reaches the floor and if you touch it or it hits a wall or anything, it won't lay down properly and shifts.

Pretty awesome, I'd love to own that car. However it sits too close to the ground, you touch a pebble and you messed it up.