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Postscript, of course, Rick's fixing of the logo is top rate, as always. Just pay the man -- and be happy everytime you drive by the business, see their trucks or come across a business card. Years and years of pride. (and others might buy from you)

I like the first one, with the kerning and apostrophe placement fixed. Maybe eliminate the connector between the m and s on Klem's. My $0.02, Jim

That's disappointing .. and I hope it's not CorelDRAW losing interest. I've used -- AND LOVED -- Corel since version 2. I was sort of intrumental in bringing CoCutPro to the US market back in my AirMark days. So I'll check with Albert and Juergen to see what's up. If I learn more I'll share...

I hear that!!! BTW, www.cocut.com might have info too. Good luck

Hi Rick, Try Albert at Eurosystems (ame@eurosystems.lu). He might be able to help. Best, Jim

45 for reflective should be fine; it's not that thick. More pressure should help since it's a more rigid material. IMO, blade angle is for thinner vs thicker material.

Hi Chris, Okay; I'm a marketing guy. I'm paid to say this stuff. But, and I am putting on my flackjacket :^), SignWarehouse support is as good as any support I have ever seen, and I used to be with Summa who everyone raves has great support (and they do, but SW is better). But we also...

Thank you for the kind words, Bob. And ditto on 64" not being the end-all. We sell many 48-inch printers, nearly every day, to folks every bit as happy as you are. Best, Jim

They are a printing service -- NOT A SIGN COMPANY. Sign Companies achieve, or exceed, your objectives when marketing your company with signs, outdoor graphics, vehicle marking, etc. Printing services make what you send them and charge on size. Not even in the same universe as a sign...

Hi Chris, Here's some insight from a non-commissioned SignWarehousian :^) The 48 is terrific, and has value that is untouchable. So other dealers will tell you that without 64-inch wide printing your wife will leave you and the dog will go lame. Not true. You can do AMAZING things with...

Snow already???

Good point on seeing out, but I was thinking in terms of cut-vinyl (old school cut and weed), not full coverage printed white. You can still see out, somewhat well (commercial vans are often filled and use side mirrors). The quality would match the cut vinyl on the back van below. And it's...

Good info on Solvex. Now for a complete non sequitur :^) Why print that on perf??? Two-color cut vinyl would have perfect, IMO. Yeah?

Yeah; unless there's $250 worth of media :^) Maybe talk the seller down to half that. But it's appraoching a "if you get it out of here it's yours" piece of equipment. IMHO

Hi Proto, SummaJet goes back to early days of wide format inkjet. Way back. The printer is mostly an engineering (illustrations) printer and the inks are indoor on paper or coated media. If it's free and you have time to see what you can get out of it, I'd say go for it. Otherwise, there...

Hi AppliedGraphics, our tech manager tell me this is resolved and had to do with clogged heads. Is that your understanding, too? Thanks! Jim

Info here, too :^) http://www.signwarehouse.com/software/flexi/main.htm

PayPal is definitely the easiest to implement but the fees are kind of high, IMO

These folks? Redundant

Us too!! :^) http://www.signwarehouse.com/c-SU-MS1824.html