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Now that you have a better name, try a whole new direction [pun coincindental]. Here's a crude 4 minute exercise...

While this or that type face might work for you, the original panel is hand lettered. This is obvious from the way the brush strokes have weathered and the asymmetrical nature of the device below "Archer". When hand lettering panels such as these, unless you're reproducing an actual design...

What Jill said. The only thing you did right in these examples is, as previously noted, spell 'graphics' properly. You might reconsider using the word 'extreme' at all. It's right up there with 'turbo', 'platinum', 'precision', 'XL', and a host of other meaningless throw-away descriptors...

Please explain the mechanism that links whatever one person values to what some other person values. What causes you valuing X to cause someone else to also value X? Conversely, if you don't value, say, gold, does that mean no one else will either and your ingots are safe sitting on a shelf in...

11.2 '' x 8.9 '' (300 dpi) should be sufficient for something like PhotoZoom Pro or other good spline fit packages to make it sufficiently large without any pixelization or intolerable edge bloom. Just jacking it up in Adobe isn't close to what these proprietary packages can do.

"Reith" is Tiffany or whatever it's called in your village, the pinstripe is from the Mega Collectio, Volume 1 I believe. The rest of it is whatever, a poor type face choice, and not particularly interesting..

Is it something to do with the download itself or specific to Flexi 8.0? I ask because I've been running Flexi 8.6 on Windows 7 for quite some time with no issues. I can only wonder at what I've been missing. Glad you have the thing up and running. TCP/IP and Ethernet tackle can often appear...

But is it a Cat 5 crossover cable? Entirely a different thing than a Cat 5 straight through cable.

If memory serves you need a crossover Cat 5 cable, not a straight through cable, from PC to printer.

Where and when did 'design' become separate and distinct from the sign itself? Back in the days before computers you prepared a substrate, roughly laid it out with some charcoal and/or stabillos, and then painted the thing. That rough layout was the design. You didn't spend a lot of time on...

No, it's not. You have to have at least a minimal understanding of just what it going on when software directed automatic mark sensing is going on. After reading the first mark the software moves the plotter to where it thinks the next mark should be. It then searches in a small area around...

That would be a number of people. Whether or not those same people are competent to perform or comment on this sort of work is not in evidence. 50,000,000 people thinking something is good does not make it good by any objective standard I did not say it was garbage, I said it was forgettable...

Nonsense, I have a joie de vivre second to none in these waters. That being the case, allow me to expand on my previous comment.. Compared to the first abomination offered up for comment, this effort is orders of magnitude better. Compared to any objective standard this, unfortunately, is...

The back fence in your ball park must be a lot closer than it is in mine.

Books on business tend to be tedious. Those who read them seem to fall into either of two categories: Those every bit as excruciatingly tedious as the books themselves and those particularly annoying beings that festoon their areas with smarmy motivational slogans. To those in the latter...

It should be back in four years.

There's no accounting for taste, or rather a lack of it in this case. Compounded by a complete poverty of acumen in the design and typesetting arts. I have no need of either complement nor criticism.

If you simply must have wind slits instead of those idiotic half circles, Why not punch a series of two small [1/8"-1/4"] holes about 6-8 inches apart then connect each pair with actual slits. These should spill just as much air as those half-circle monstrosities and are relatively unnoticeable...

http://www.solventinkjet.com They'll treat you right.

It has little, if anything, to do with heat. Are all the nozzles firing? Do you have air in the ink lines?