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A little trick from one imprinter to another, don't ever overlay. Cut them out so one is inside of another if you want the material to last more than a couple weeks. Trust me. You can even call your dealer and they will confirm this as well.

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Never mind guys, they just sent me a vector file of it. Go figure. Most people don't even know what vector means!

Well, here's a logo that's pretty simple, but I need to identify the font. Nothing I have is 100% exact (unless I went too fast?), so before I go digging through my old librarys, doesn anyone recognize this? It looks SOOOO close to some of my stuff. Please don't think me dumb, I just would like...

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Lemme guess, trying to match Kawasaki green? Just have to keep printing off your wholoe gamut of colors. Good luck. It was tough for me too.

I dunno why, but I bought 7.6, and 2 months later they sent me the upgrade to Flexi 8. Free. Not sure if it was Scanvec or Sign Warehouse, but whoever did give it to me... THANKS!

Wow... that was bright. lol. Once again, a text style message. He has a point though. Usually when I ask a company for their logo, I get it.

I would LOVE to be able to that! I have over 10,000 fonts (not really sure why I bought that many) and I want to be able to view them, but not sure how! I'm gonna look up font management stuff on Google ASAP!

I'm confused... setting the cutter? Setting what? The blade depth? Where it starts? Aligning the blade for digital prints??? How about telling us what you are trying to do, in a little more depth. I have the same plotter and can probably help you.

So there was nothing wrong with the computer...? Just some jokeware your friend put on? I hope you removed it man. I would slap him for being such a moron and doing that to your computer!

First off, is that really your mug shot? Second, could you be using an older keyboard? Could you possibly have had the shift key get sticky and now it stays on? That's what it sounds like, you're shift key is stuck. Just now I tried working with the shift key always on, and it did exactly...

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I disagree. To a point. You may have misunderstood me. I don't think in a sign shop an employee needs to know EVERYTHING, but he should know more than just how to run a piece of equipment. Most guys I know that "run" the printers have a lot of design knowledge as well, and most of the...

Can't really make flames running a cnc machine.:wink: Is he qualified to run one though? And by run, if that means work the computer and everything then I would agree that he could make a living at it. However, if he means simply standing next to it and making sure nothing goes wrong, no way...

There's a first for you. First off, the theory of working at a shop to "run" a "machine" sounds kinda fishy. Then the fact he never mentioned what kind of "machine" he is thinking of running. And then... can you make a living simply manning a CNC machine for a sign shop? I kind of doubt it. No...

A milkshake machine, a fryer, and the sode fountain. I guess Garfield and MTM heard the "golden arches" had a good benefit plan.:Big Laugh

So Andy, are you saying you don't like Roland, or you love Roland? I'm Soooooo confused.

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Don't forget some people make their own fonts, and never sell them or put them up on the market. It's getting easier and easier to do. Heck, I made my own font a few years ago with no experience in typography at all. Took me a LONG time, and it pretty well turned out crappy, but I DID make one...