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WordPress. More widgets and free stuff. Also much easier to use than Joomla. Joomla if you're a developer and want to stay looped-in to the site's management. Not as easy for the end-user to take over, as WordPress is since it's super easy-to-do / learn. My $0.02,

http://desktoppub.about.com/od/layout/g/fpo.htm

Bingo. :goodpost: (also for position only)

Agreed. Also forms in mobile browsers is a problem, often, if the site is poorly programmed for all browsers and smart phones, etc. Back to Flash. Lame from a user standpoint, IMO. Too much glitz and not enough here it is / click to get it. Users (we too) just want a well designed /...

Google gave me this: http://www.grafixplastics.com/plastic_film.asp No doubt others can be found searching online. Good luck!

Indeed. Yesco by a mile. :rock-n-roll:

Definitely. Uber +1, CR. Moreover, Graphtec blades are vastly superior, and you really should have the correct blade-holder installed on the cutter. You bought a great machine; taking proper care will assure it serves you flawlessly for many years. Check options and prices here...

+1, I hate change, and change :^) The penny, especially, is ridiculous. When we first needed a monetary unit that "small" what was it worth, in today's Dollars? A buck? More? Heck; I think we could whack everything south of a quarter, and not even miss the "nickles and dimes" (a metaphor...

Merchant Wars!!!! Huh uh, CiberSupply, our Graphtec blades are cooler!! No, ours are ... Hahahahahaha. Kidding!!! Competition is a good thing as Martha Stewart would say. Keeps prices where they oughta be. :^) All good, my friend.

Very cool!!! What a time-saver! May need to upgrade, albeit my CorelDRAW 9 (on Win 7 Enterprise 32-bit) just does everything I need, and I can do it drunk, stoned, blind-folded and while sleeping :^) So it made me a procrastinater on upgrading ... LOL But ya convinced me!!! Thanks for...

Oops, forgot to add: more info on blades here: http://www.graphtecamerica.com/FAQs/blades.html

And you'll succeed, mark my word. With the right blade and pressure, no sweat on a Graphtec. You bought the best, and can count on best-of-breed cutting. IMHO :^)

Thanks Sign-Man!!! You're too kind. :thumb:

Take a look at Acer, at your local Office Max, or Costco, etc. They do nice setups, with ample RAM for under $500.

+1. Really nice, Jill B!!!

The PSD export is way cool, but in older CorelDRAW versions I'd always export an eps with the layers separated (side by side) which I'd break into separate layers in Photoshop. I even still do it that way, out of habit. And I always add a bounding box since the top of ellipses tends to get...

Hi Joeslawn, We have some resources for users of our products: Knowledgebase and downloads: www.signwarehouse.com/support Support and chat community: www.signwarehouse.com/forums Best,

Or use CorelDRAW and not have to mess with path-finding tools.

Make sure your export options are "current page" or if just selecting part of your doc to be in the PDF that it's set to "selection."

:goodpost: +1 to that! Fast, easy, accurate, with as much offset (including zero) as you want.