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www.signwarehouse.com !!! Jim Doggett SignWarehouse PS: we're not a reseller; we manufacture in-house, using heat sealed edges, not stitched. Way better. And we make custom sizes, too.

I'd try Win 7 32-bit. I use that and never have trouble running any software. Just guessing. Our techs know for sure. Best, Jim Doggett SignWarehouse

Grounded anti-static mat, if humudity isn't doable in the space. Or both. Jim Doggett SignWarehouse

If you bought it from us, I'd suggest calling our support. Contact info at www.signwarehouse.com/support If not, still check out the link above. We have the largest online knowledgebase I know of. Maybe world's largest.

Brasilian jazz channel on Pandora, mostly. Also Stevie Ray Vaughn channel, Alicia Keys, Santana, old school R and B.

Thanks! You too.

Welcome. And happy new year!:cool1:

Sorry to hear that, Bill. I hope 2012 is a better and healing year.

I think their Admin backend is the worst on the planet. Just a hodge-podge of cludgy and antiquated web apps that share nearly nothing in common. Plus it's kinda slow, in my experience. Hostmonster.com is cheap and way better. And my clients have never had any problems with it. FWIW

I was with Summa for 13 years, in the end as its VP. Back in the day (circa 10 years ago) it was a great machine. But inkjet has out-paced it to such a great degree that it's ridiculous. Inkjet prints on about 50 times as many medias compared to a Summa DC; inkjet image quality smokes the DC...

That would depend on how related / unrelated the services are, i.e., Signs and Mattress sales (yes!) But if the services are more closely related, I'd go with a Splash Page at your company's URL with options to go to the two sections. FWIW

Supports up to that many levels, but whether in Illy or Photoshop, I believe the gradients themselves are built using 256 fountain steps, essentially. So that's what's saved out in the EPS, whether Level 2 or 3 ... to my knowledge, anyway.

Maybe. But I think that's the RIP that makes the difference. CorelDRAW, Adobe (AI and PS) are creating the gradients in 256 steps, which makes exporting PS2 or PS3 moot, I believe. Maybe others are aware of advantages.

For newspaper and magazine folks it helps, since levels of gray are above 256 ... pretty significantly above. A couple thousand levels, I think. But yeah; for sign-makers who design in CMYK or RGB colorspace and then RIP or send to a cutter, it's moot, IMO.

Postscript levels are pretty much moot for most of what you'd export from CorelDRAW ... a curve is a curve is a curve. Most often where problems occur are when not converting text to outlines, and when including a Tiff header, since some, older PS interpreters parse the header and not the curve...

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That's not a problem for me since I do not use a POP3 client (Win 7 Enterprise PC). Like the rest of my life, it's handled by Google ... LOL. Gmail, Gcalender, Android phone, Google TVs ... ahhhhhhh!!! :^) But the thing is, whether it's done by Windows messaging or us when given an option...

Yes and no. More viruses on PCs is because the evil-doers are going after most computers, which are Windows. Create a Mac virus and it targets 10 or 15 percent of computers. But with any computer, being careful only works to a degree. Viruses are clever and can frequently get past even the...

We have replacement strips at: http://www.signwarehouse.com/CAA-VE-p-PLTA-51407-141.html Another option is to flip it over, and re-attach it with the worn side down. Just be sure to clean the old adhesive from the track and the "good side" before re-attaching it with an adhesive layer or...

Some EPS import filters are finicky when importing files with Tiff headers. You might try exporting the EPS without the Tiff header. BTW, Wasatch is an amazing-good RIP, especially with half-tones. The print-quality is superb, with far greater detail in shaded areas. You may want to stay...