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I got a KVMS switch to go between my PC and mac. although my second monitor is always on PC. It works out nice.

Huge Corel fan here. I would recommend it to anyone!

Very cool! I didn't know that. Thanks for sharing.

Welcome. We still use ours, especially for mural work. Just don't use a metal ruler to help you with straight edges.:covereyes:

u no wat I thinc? Eye thinc regler membeers are board. Maybees a lack of werk due to the economely. Hoo nos? Thay creet new membeers two stirr ups the troubels and deskise thems selvess as persons withs the nogoods gramers and emglish Im’s knot that grate of a spealler but no 1 is that badd.

So what are everyone’s thoughts? Do you work in a large city, or a small town? ... or somewhere inbetween? What are the pros and cons of the town size you operate your business in? We work in a smaller town, not super small though, about 12,000. I think one pro of working in a smaller city...

Corel 9 was a rock! One of my favorite Corels until X3 Corel 12 had more features, but wasn’t as stable. X3 is the way to go though. Although, I haven’t had a chance to use X4 yet.

HELLOOOOOOOO! from Illinois

OOOOHHHHH Good Find!

And that…. Is the real point. Suppliers are really only doing their jobs. To them it’s more worth while to try to sell products that require you to buy even more products to use. They are looking to sell high dollar and high volume. Their goal is to sell you a printer, a higher dollar...

Actually, The point of the thread was not whether or not you think it’s a fad, Several people including yourself chose to take the post in that direction. And really there is nothing wrong with that. Maybe we should have a discussion about that. But OP’s agenda to turn it into a paint vs...

I agree! The customer is always right… …except in this business, medicine, law…. I could go on forever… but the point I’m trying to make is that the customer seldom knows what is involved in this industry especially when it comes to graphic design. Here is where your knowledge becomes...

Chiproller, This post wasn’t really intended to pick on the new guys. At least that was not my goal. I simply wanted to gain a better understanding from new and seasoned sign makers alike, and their thoughts about the wrap industry. How can we make it better? Why do they not sell well in some...

14 years, is still pretty young. And you may have been doing it for quite a while, But for the rest of use, not until recently have distributors been cramming wrap products, services, and the overall idea that every sign shop should be doing wraps down our throats. And, since only a small hand...

Now this illuminated vinyl has me thinking even more (oh no! look out). I remember seeing this product a few years back. A big part of me sees such a cool and creative product and it gets my gears spinning. But a smaller part of me thinks, “we need to be careful here.” A product like this...

Doug, you crack me up man. Nice use of vocab. I've said it a hundred times and I'll say it again: Just like in the real world, when has the rookie in any trade or industry ever deserved automatic respect? You have to earn it just like every one else before you. If it were easy, it...

I ask this, because I wonder how lucrative this niche market really is. Do the people that do wraps more then once a week only live in more urban areas? And if so have you always been just a wrap company, or did your sign company evolve into just a wrap business? Do you think the...

That’s an awesome font name HAHAHA. We have a client named Jerry Curl

try istockphoto

That is probably your best bet. You will learn more and much faster working for someone that has been in the business for a while then you will ever learn on a forum. Then, if your military career requires you to relocate, you don't have to worry about moving the business. The only downside of...