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Dennis - it was great meeting you! Had a great time! Already looking forward to the next!

Al - It was great meeting you - had a blast! Can't wait until next time! Gene

I'm pretty sure it's a font, unmodified. I feel like I recall seeing the "n" and the "y" before... just not sure where. Gene

It looks so familiar, but I can't seem to find a match... Thanks, Gene

Plantin Bold? Gene

Or maybe just some form of Windsor squeezed horizontally... Gene

Windsor MN Bold ? Gene

It looks like Goudy Bold Italic - except the "o" in your example looks wider.. Gene

Shovel, you need to show hidden files and folders - open C:\Documents and Settings\ then select tools>folder options: Then select the view tab and check the radio button to show hidden files and folders: Then you will see your "hidden files and folders" including local settings...

http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37819 Here is a discussion on where to get quality blades from just a few days ago. Gene

I needed the NJ state seal and that was the only place I could find it. I did the "20 downloads" deal and have since downloaded more than one image I've needed off of that site, so it's been well worth it for me. Gene

Microgramma EF Medium Extended with Microgramma EF Bold Extended Like this: Gene (but of course I don't know the application - this is just what came to mind when I thought of "BIG SKY")

I've been pretty pleased with the performance of these blades: http://www.cleancutblade.com/ Gene :signs101: members get a discount too!

I can't tell from the picture - is it the same font on the top of this flyer? Gene

Taco Salad Gene

I've had Corel do some "wonky" things in the past, but I haven't seen this particular thing. I usually just shut Corel down and hold F8 while opening it back up to get the default environment back. It usually takes me less than 2 minutes to open all my palettes back up and have the same...

I did this very thing for a restaurant several years ago, infact they had the same Sony Mega Storage changers had and the same concerns. Essentially I just ripped all the disks onto a computer with a huge hard drive and a decent sound card. Then got an 1/8" stereo to RCA cable from Radio Shack...

here's an easy solution - I've used it before, it's pretty flawless http://www.laplink.com/pcmover/ Gene

Jheri Curls Gene

THANK YOU TIKI!!! :clapping: I owe you one!:toasting: Gene