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Didn't even think of that, that would probably work better for the type of install you're doing, just use 2 small pieces of tape on the top corners at first to hold it in place while you apply the hinge down the center.

If you want I'll come out to Reading this weekend and shoot as many as I can free of charge, then you won't have to feel bad about them drowning :thumb:

Do you have "Center on Media" checked when you print? Not sure if it would cause this specific problem but I've been told never to do that if I'm doing a print/lam/cut with registration marks because it can screw things up.

How are you trying to apply it? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRgZH572vvA here's a video on the hinge method, try doing it that way if you're not already, it helps A LOT when it's held in place and you don't have to worry about it shifting around or sticking where you don't want it while you're...

You should try talking to him about it again, I learned as much in 2 days as I was able to teach myself in 3 months, probably more. Even if I had spent another 3 months teaching myself, there was a good amount of info that I probably never would have stumbled upon, plus plenty of hands-on...

If you wouldn't mind traveling to Albany, NY for it, I can PM you the details on the next one they're having. Totally worth it if your shop has a Versacamm.

Also just signed up and awaiting confirmation. This could come in handy.

A bit off-topic (sorry zazzess), but I took a 2 day Versacamm workshop this past weekend and at the end of the 2nd day, when they were discussing the wrap class they have coming up, the instructor actually pulled up your site to show everyone why they should attend. Whole class got a good laugh.

Donate it to a school or make some sample jobs to have laying around the shop for prospective customers to check out.

We've got an RSH-1651 here, works great.

:banghead: Seriously? Two words: google, and torrents. Doesn't help that they don't even bother with serial numbers or any type of copy protection. My copy is legit btw, just saying, it's pretty easy to get your hands on a copy if you don't care how.

With VersaWorks, as a general rule of thumb, you should be designing everything in RGB and using the Roland color library. Roland's CMYK inks and the Roland color library have a broader spectrum than regular CMYK workspaces, so if you're designing in CMYK you're essentially limiting yourself.

End User License Agreement... I'm sure you can figure out the rest of the joke from there.

Consolidate as much as you can, unless you're in 13 completely different industries there's no reason to have 13 different websites.

coloradosigns, Joe Diaz, and Proteus... I really dig the way you guys present your artwork, nicely done. I need to come up with something like this for the shop I work at, would you guys mind if I took some inspiration from your presentation pieces?

Thanks for sharing, gonna have to get some of those speed clips, just switched to rubber bands because tape was leaving a residue and showed up on prints but these seem even better. Those horizontal racks are pretty sweet as well.

i laughed, i cried... well, i didn't really cry, but damn did i laugh.

Also looks like it may be an extension for a program named Final Draft.

Why am I immediately reminded of that one Ren & Stimpy episode.

I thought it was up down up down left right left right b a start? oh wait.... (10 points for anyone who gets that reference without googling)