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I do so much love Flexi. Production Manager has now taken to just DUMPING at any time it feels the need. Just to be neighborly, it takes the running application of Flexi with it. Wish the salesman had told me I should dedicate one computer to this not-ready-for-prime-time software, because...

I don't know about the rest of these guys, but I use regular transfer to do 2 color jobs... if I layer at all. The trick is to know your contrasts.. ie, if you're doing white vinyl on red vinyl on a burgundy car, you're not going to get much contrast and it will be harder to line up. Then you...

... but I just happened to be in the neighborhood, so I AM going there. Yeah, why would anyone take offense to the "hobbyist" thing. Myself, I'm a sign-maker, and my hobby just happens to be investment banking. I make my living making signs, but bleeding the populace dry while making...

sent em an email.... thanx!!

Been asked before, but I thought Id update the question. What kinds are available? Does anyone offer an AFFORDABLE solution? I know TintTek and their $1900 "annual update fee" crap, isn't there someone that sells discs full o templates? Anyone? My landlord wants to set up his second store that...

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are you a patient person? if you don't see yourself as overly so, STAY AWAY FROM DAIGE. Save your money, buy a Seal or Royal Sov. DO NOT BUY THE DAIGE. NOT WORTH IT. If they were $800 or so maybe, but the machine is not well-designed or easy to use. Sure, they work but you have to be on top of...

I do them for a local town... they only have to last a year, but this town is fine with decals on the OUTSIDE of the windows. I use Flexi to auto-serialize the numbers, but as I said I don't have to deal with the reverse-print issue.

Great. So much for my "computer guy"... he steered me away from the null cables. FRICK. Thanks for that tip, may as well not bother banging my head on things....

Screwed the pooch, broke the USB port off the board on my MK2. Got the old port off, waiting to get new ones in the mail (not a warranty covered item...) so I can have it soldered on. Problem being, I wanted to be able to run in the interim (it's damned hard to find anyone to solder on PC boards...

Wait, someone mentioned a PROPRIETARY serial cable from Graphtec, but nobody confirmed it. Is that the case? I had my USB port crack off the board (but not crack the board thank God) and I was trying to get it to work via serial cable for the time being... am I barking up the wrong tree here?

How about everyone else? Do you like "Super Size Tool"s? Sorry. It's been a long day. I'm wavering between the brands for blow-up software as well.

It's a 33' Donzi center console. The owner of the Sand Bar in Brielle, NJ wanted this done, he's a family friend. Followed the advice of a few fellows on this board, and it went smooth as silk. TEMPLATE your wraps, people.

so, just to clarify. Say I have an image that's 3x5 at 300 dpi. Will that "blow-up" to a crisp 3'x5' image at 100dpi? That's my big question, the actual, not theoretical application of the program. It's kind of hard to understand the real results without hearing (or seeing) them in real-life...

Been thinking about Blow-Up, you can get it from Digital Juice (dot com) and they have crazy specials from time to time. It really works that well, does it?

I feel as if I've seen the clouds part now that I've ignored ol' Bobbo. It's a different board!!! Yeah, maybe I've gotten into "shouting" matches with Shovel and Mason and a couple others... but it's always sorted out. That guy's just smoking yellow chunk of evil. ("Mum! Dad! Don't touch it...

Yeah, I second that. I think you're full of ... with that "small town america" guy bs. Definitely. Just trying to backpedal away from the second paragraph. Hypocrite.

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