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I just purchased a new Toshiba Satellite and would like to wipe everything I don't need off the hard drive before I load up all of my other software. What I am trying to find out is what is the best way to go about erasing all the BS programs that are of no use and just clog up the computer...

A new laptop with Win 7 which I am playing with now and also upgrading to Signlab 8 print & cut that I will order next week.:rock-n-roll:

No Problem my son has watched it at least 6 times this morning.:rock-n-roll:

Here's another one for everyone, take a larger zip tie or two and wrap it around the drive shaft tight and leave the tail on it. This will cause the tail upon rotation to hit the shield and make just enough noise to make them pull over and wonder what the hell is going on.:ROFLMAO: One more...

My wife found this site and I thought it would be nice if I shared it with my S101 family as well. The site is for little kids to receive a message from santa, it is very kewl and my 9yr olds mouth just dropped when he watched:omg: the video. I hope you enjoy this, It brought a tear to my eye...

Both for me too. Very wild to see it change direction.

If you can supply a picture of the course cutting you may get more help. I will say this last time I had a problem with it cutting course it was a loose head. If you take the cutting head standing in front of the machine and try to rock it side to side there should be no movement. If there is...

He's probably taking a snooze.....he probably got into some bad Sh!t and is to hammered to type.:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::rock-n-roll:

Border I am with you on post #9:omg: The sign looks good GG...wish I was in Cali or someplace warm right now as we just got 6in of snow today.

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Stacy when you ask Dorraine can you also ask if those were done dry or wet.

I am going to be bidding a job that will require using etched or frosted vinyl on the windows. I have never used this product before and would like to know which one to use and not to use. :thankyou: RC

I would say it depends on your budget. If your budget will allow you to buy the 5000 new I would go with it. If not then the 2000 is not a bad buy providing it is in good working condition. Keep in mine the 5000 I believe comes with the ARMS for die cutting printed decals. My 2000 didn't have...

I had a CE2000 for 3yrs and it was used when I bought it. I would say the CE2000 is at least 5-6yrs old. What is the price difference from the 2000 to the 5000?

Brian thanks for your help I will take a look at his post. Also fondu thanks for your help as well I will keep Nick in mind.

Hey Bigdawg, I can understand you not selling it as a 5-6yr vinyl living in your area with the sun and the UV's. Depending on which area you are intalling the vinyl in will be the basis of your warranty as some companies actually have a breakdown of different zones based on the weather conditions.

Well let me ask you and the others how you guys can say that calendered vinyl rated for 5-6 years is for temp jobs vs cast which is rated from 7-8 years. I can understand that if it was the cheap stuff yes that is rated for 1-2 yrs but 5-6yrs is not a temp job as far as I am concerned. Not...

Thanks BadAss I will be sure to keep all informed of the progress if any is made.

Mike Paul Mike Paul the reason for the secrecy is that I am not going to BASH a company that has not had the chance to stand behind there product. I have sent emails and am waiting for a return email or phone call. Once they have had a chance to respond to the problem wether positive or...

These were all vertical applications on Chevy express vans.