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How to make Illustrator show actual size of live text without converting to outlines
Set two horizontal guidelines to the desired baseline and height line and lock them. Do your measuring with a cap letter that is flat both top and bottom such as "H" or "I".- Fred Weiss
- Post #6
- Forum: Adobe
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I need help.
Einstein Black is the name of the Optifonts version. You can find a similar clone under the name Hohenfels by clicking HERE.- Fred Weiss
- Post #4
- Forum: Fonts and Typography
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Something I never thought much about, until today...........................
I very much prefer Dibond or Poly Metal. The couple of times I've used AlumaCor it was with edge caps. Other installs I've seen without it, it seemed like a magnet for mold and algae in the flutes.- Fred Weiss
- Post #2
- Forum: Materials
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Font help please
4 replies in one minute! 3 right - 1 wrong. :dog42- Fred Weiss
- Post #6
- Forum: Fonts and Typography
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kooto cutter where are thou?
Last login was about three weeks ago. You might want to send him a PM.- Fred Weiss
- Post #2
- Forum: General Signmaking Topics
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Flexcut
Are you asking about SAi's FlexiCut software or a plotter from Summa?- Fred Weiss
- Post #3
- Forum: Summa
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Printing Carbon Fiber?
Carbon Fiber from Express Clipart.- Fred Weiss
- Post #3
- Forum: Digital Printing
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Font help please
Concordia appears to be Aachen Bold.- Fred Weiss
- Post #3
- Forum: Fonts and Typography
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need help as to what i need to get up and running
You guys are getting a little carried away with yourselves. Signs 101 regularly accepts new members who state that they are in a related graphics profession and want to add sign making to their customer offerings. WeisnerGraffixs made it clear that this is the case with him in his opening post...- Fred Weiss
- Post #15
- Forum: Newbie Forum
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