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Just the "squeegee pulling" part - actually been out for a while. Kept hangin on to the machine with the thought of eventually doing water-based stuff, but that is not real high on the to-do list. Yes, please let me know what the specs are on your drive array. You are not kidding about the...

Chris, I am really glad that someone truly "sees the light". Just curious. I prefer Adaptec, but what controller and model are you running? Better yet, what are the specifics of your array (controller, drives, etc.)? If I could only sell my 6x6 Workhorse, I would build another machine tomorrow.

That makes two of that do not play games...mine is for work. Unless you are getting into video, you will only be wasting money on your card - IMO. The fact of the matter is that most people could actually get by with a plain jane 128mb display adapter, without ever maxing it out. Games, video...

ONLY in the 64-bit version. The usual 32-bit version is XP with more crap under the hood. MS is pushing their VM software to get people to make the switch. The problem with that (for now) is that programs running in their VM run slower than those that are running on an XP system - regardless of...

High dollar machine! With that much invested I would definitely say to max out the memory, even using larger sims which would leave a couple of empty slots (should you eventually go to 64-bit Vista). I can also say that with this much effort and money, you should look at a SAS drive setup. It...

We would be asking why it was taken out of service, and what method was used to store it. Second, it does not take long to connect the machine and run it - you could even do that with a laptop if you were so inclined. The reason we say this is that without seeing the machine actually run, and...

As Fred says, you will need another dongle. If you boss were to contact Cadlink and explain that he needs another "seat", he may be surprised that it is not as much is he thinks it is.

We have to differ about the CoCut, which we tried many years ago. I am sure that CoCut, like the rest, has evolved - but it was still disappointing at that time. In regards to costs, Cadlink also has two versions of OE software. The first is SignLab OE, and the second we will not mention because...

SignLab is one of the easiest and intuitive professional grade programs out there. Anything can and will work for cutting vinyl, but we will take Cadlink's products every time.

Congrats!

Stacy, How large is this file and what version and build of SignLab are you running at the moment? Also, how much memory is installed in the machine, and allocated for the the PCM?

There is nothing wrong with using the "Plot Center". As long as you can cut what you need, you still get the basic functionality required. To answer your question, your Corel page size is what will export. If you do not set your page, and attempt to cut a piece 20" x 30" and keep the Corel...

I have been a Corel user for years (v.2). One thing we will NOT do is print directly from Corel. Corel very often develops a mind of its own and implements "shifts" - I believe to lost information, while "on its way to the printer" (no tangible proof). This can and does happen regardless of the...

The manufacturer prescribed method is to flush the inks and lock the head or carriage. Short distances should not be a problem if the head is locked and the inks secured well.

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Just have to bust some chops... Does that mean that your friends at s101 can get free work???? :Big Laugh :Big Laugh

Practice printing this: We know you are a good friend, BUT nevertheless, we must charge you our usual fee for the services that we provide you. Actually we dislike having to charge our friends, but we did a study, and found that none of our enemies did any business with us Remember...

Ordway and SignWarehouse help a lot of people starting out. Before you decide on anything, call them both and see who you "click" with, as I can assure you will need some help along the way. Also, pleeeaaaasse....if you you are going to get into this business....do not call them "stickers".

- Select the stop sign. - Make a new layer via cut or copy - Go back to original layer and "desaturate" (removes all color) from that particular layer. - Flatten image You should now have achieved your desired look.

The OP's attempt and objective is nothing new. Here in Florida, at least it seems, a good number of churches are looking to cut out the sign shop and purchasing their own equipment. Some of the churches have HUGE parishes and can usually not only justify the cost of NEW (not used worn out junk)...