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of the green = waldorf script

I use a jigsaw too. Just be aware it will be more difficult to cut the 1/8" off than to say, cut an inch off of an oversized piece. I usually buy roll stock full width and a few inches longer than needed. Then at least the factory edge will sit squarely on the bottom of the can, and you dont...

yes thats what the software does with white ink: if (white spot color found) { print white; } without white ink: if (no color present) { print nothing; }

when no white ink is present, the RIP (should) read it as 'dont print here' edit: I wouldn't use a 'white base' object while designing.

as I said, Im sure its relatively easy in theory past that, I have nothing to offer :thumb:

probably pretty easy (in theory) - figure out how to mount it first, then use the power that tells the carriage to drop to instead turn on the laser

no match this appears to be vector: http://support-evergreenls.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/mmw_alexandria_donor_packet.pdf

crillee extra bold italic

also make sure your print house doesn't cut the prints to size of file (or make your files like 6" bigger all around) - you will need extra pinch rollers, sensors, etc

merritt

Trebuchet bold italic

Im seeing arial

I have no issues - adblock plus (sorry fred) running on chrome

yeah I got you - I tried powerclip too - it does look right, but indeed not there in wireframe. exported to eps, opened in omega, and the unclipped stripes are there I dont see a way to 'expand appearance' or whatever, of the powerclip. only way I can see is, convert outline to object (to...

looking at it again, I guess I mean blue and green, not yellow :thumb:

signcomp kit

IIRC you select both blue and yellow, then do tools - choke/spread

mask the vinyl and do it wet if you dont have a laminator. goes pretty quick.

trap the colors

put stripes over text. select text and stripes, choose 'arrange - shaping - intersect'