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Jon, if the access to video's, webinars, action plans & a forum are all access to something that access could later be removed, would annual fees be the only business model you would consider? If something like that resulted in exposure anywhere close to what I experienced with extensive...

pics!! (so we can help keep her safe of course :smile:)

On the topic of my interest I think I can say I am certainly interested enough to request further discussion. I would pay (and frequently have paid) 8 to 10 times more then that, annually, for the combined costs of professional consultation services, seminar attendance & other related business...

Just as non merchant members are discouraged from self-promotion, and posting of links to non (S101) supporting entities... for various ethical reasons, and reasons related to the need for Signs101 to market our advertising opportunities to potential (and existing) merchant members... and to...

sure... a couple beers & the watchdog in me will take his eye off the prize.. sorry Boomer... it was a triple stout... what could I say

yep.. old decrepit married guys make great babe sitters.. flame proofing your cherished youth... until the Coasties arrive :)

what are you saying now? Now do you think you "have to" in order to ask?

that's hilarious... hmmm, let's spam these fools who signed our PapaJohn list... let's see.. who's addy is first... um... "spamfrompapajohn@domainname.com"? is that even real... ahh screw it... don't even waste that guy's time... next?

let it go... Illusion is correct, but you have to tell them in advance, or you just look like a jerk if you whine about it.. and you will look like more of one if you fight it... ...but if you make it clear up front... then & only then should you enforce the right to be paid additional money...

Jiarby raises a good question, and if you don't have the exact answer yet today, I would even suggest you worry about that first, & getting the addresses later.. granted, collecting email addy's from web visitors is a long process, so starting sooner than later makes sense... but once you have...

My carpet suggestion was just for the floor, because I couldn't see if you already had carpet. As for other sound absorbing panels, search the net & you can find numerous how-to videos and shop drawings. Here's a short video from a manufacturer with a great product & some ideas on making it a...

forget the room.. bubble wrap the girl!! :ROFLMAO: (that's ok.. when that rock & roll rots your brain.. you won't need the strait-jacket OR the padded room!) :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: YOU TELL 'EM!!! NOW THAT'S THE SPIRIT OF ROCK & ROLL! :rock-n-roll:

actually, joking aside, I think you have 2 separate considerations now. The room mix, and peace in the household (& neighborhood). In any cubical room with flat surfaces, you only need to pad 3 of the 6 surfaces to keep the sound from bouncing around like the inside of a drum. Any 2 adjacent...

after seeing your roadies rig you posted, it was an obvious fit :rock-n-roll: (in case anyone missed that lol)

gg, I have the perfect solution...

do you use any other programs? Like Adobe Illustrator? I never do typesetting in Flexi. I always cut items I have set up elsewhere, so I won't have the best advice, but I'm sure someone else will. I am guessing you are typing out your 8's, and they remain as editable "type" elements, instead...

ohhh... beat by seconds! :notworthy: By the way, nice first post sdisney.. always like to notice someone's first post... even better when it's quality advice :thumb:

open in photoshop, go to image>image size, and UNcheck "resample"... then change your height & width to the smaller size needed. You will see your resolution increase & then when you say "ok" you won't even see a change... no pixels move, but the image size will be smaller with the same clarity