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AGAIN THANKS. I was wondering "IF" I located data cables that had say 32-40 pins, would it be possible to just cut the cable down in width to the desired number of pins? Kind of like taking molded wiring and stripping off one or two of the leads leaving you with the correct number of pins...

artbot: You are one sharp and adventurous dude. One comment, then a question or two. (1) I use painters {blue} tape to "bundle" the connector cables where they come together about mid cable to keep the area neat. You find this useful?? (2) As noted above, where do you find the solvent...

I have never tried this, {Hansee charcoal has been my charcoal of choice] BUT could you just put several charcoal brickies from your barbecue in a sock and crush them?

OR, you could get an iMac 27". and you WON'T be sorry!!

I am partial to the Epson line of DTP'ers. I have 3 CX4800 units. And before anyone jumps on Epson printers being junk, Epson is the manufacture of many of the printheads used in large format printers around the world. As for reliability, My last 2 Epsons where purchased USED off eBay for...

Shovel; You and I have had a "few" conversations over the past number of years here on Signs 101, but your comment here is really troubling. It has absolutely NOTHING to do with the original post, and seems on face value to be nothing short of antagonistic. Was that your intent? If, as you...

Keep in mind the COPY-WRITE issue. Without WRITTEN PERMISSION you are breaking the law using that artwork.

WOW! Thanks Shovelhead. That was REALLY FAST call. The only thing is that the standard "V" in Van is not correct. Do you know if there is an alternate Cap"V"? If not I will just do a quick trace and vector. Again THANKS for the quick response.

i need some help with this font. excluding the outline and drop shadow, can anyone help me Identify this font? Thank You for your help.

If you would also define which Mimaki Printer you have, it would help us to know how to point you in the correct direction. Too little information in your first post only leads to confusion, and people like Joe, who don't own a current generation digital printer, that just like to stir up the...

Ya just Got To Love them Canadian sign companies. They give you a LOT of copy for your money.:doh: Did anybody bother to check out this guys web site?? THERE is a real piece a work.:Sleeping:

I have found that standard COFFEE FILTERS, will work perfectly for this. They have no loose fibers, and will absorb the cleaning solution then wick the ink out of the clogged areas of the heads just perfectly. just use caution and take your time while positioning the filter, and the print head...

With Jills' wording, it took all of 10 seconds with a Google search...

I have a question! If you can't afford to replace serviceable parts on your {or anyone's} $12,000-$25,000 printing machine, how did you get in this business in the first place? Would you, did you, buy a vehicle to use in your business and then NOT EXPECT to have to do repairs or service on a...

The logo, and PNC are perfect. { I had already found them several days ago} the word "BANK" is the problem. Without the correct font, I am forced to create the lettering by hand using Illustrator CS. I will be finishing this today. But THANKS TO ALL! for your replies.

nope! B.t.d.t.

Thanks Everyone! The artwork is needed in vector format. As is shown in the illustration I supplied, the original artwork was evidently stretched somewhat. Insignia: I sure would appreciate some help. Thanks again to the Font Mavens.

Erik; The "corner marks" you are referring to are for the purpose of cutting out shapes {decals} with compound curves after printing, {or printing & laminating}. The way Rasterlink creates the "cut marks" can be VERY imprecise. So you need to create a standard way of doing this that is ALWAYS...

Can Anyone help with the font name? Used by PNC BANK? I am stumped. Thanks in Advance.

Eric, IF I am understanding your request correctly, what you can do after opening your PDF in Rasterlink is go to the "file" menu. Open your artwork file. Under the "Image Edit" tab you will set up the parameters for the job. 1/2 way down the page is an image of your print job. There is a...