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If she wants to sell sprotswear, then she needs to decide who her target demographic is. Is it younger clients, middle aged, or older clients? What you have there now is really not even a good start. Answer a few of my questions above, and I'm happy to try and give you a few ideas - as I'm...

I'm guessing that this guy's buddy doesn't re-use his screens :)

That brought the biggest smile to my face yet today :)

The only loyalty there that exists is the loyalty you engender. You don't engender loyalty ONLY through great service. Guilt also must be judiciously used. I remind my customers constantly how much extra we do for them - how much better our design is, etc. I then will often say, almost verbatim...

I'll say this - that's a nice looking font. One of our resident font creators just might be able to sell a few copies if they made a font based on these characters...

:) I think it looks fine for a first attempt at layout and using PS tools. i will say this though - from seeing some of the other work you have posted from your daughter, I would tell her to save the $$ she is spending at school and buy at $25 monthly subscription to Lydia. She has the eye -...

This is a question for the Sales, Pricing, and Marketing section - not general signmaking. As to what you should charge - that's simple. Hourly design rate x # hours worked = Price If you have trouble with that equation, this might not be the right business for you.

I think that like anything else, the Wraptor has it's market. If we were doing 15-20 wraps/month, and this could save me 3-5 hours/wrap, then it would be worth it. We aren't, and it won't, so it isn't. For me, as someone is is relatively new to the wrap game (within the last couple of years)...

I think the problem with the Wraptor is that the cost to benefit ratio is DRASTICALLY out of whack. Are there times where I could see it being useful? Sure. I could see that. But for $7k+ I would need to save 4-5 hours EACH on my next 15 wraps in order for it to pay for itself. I dont' see it...

What does your customer do? Is he a car dealer? Broker? Does he work on consignment, finding "dream" cars for people (high end sports cars, etc.)? Is he wanting to stay local, or expand regionally/nationally? Who is his target customer? What are their demographic statistics? People tend to...

Laminate. Problem solved.

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What do you think?

Great job!

LaCarrye, Dude/Dudette/whatever. Stop trying to hijack the thread. You want that info, JOIN AS A PREMIUM MEMBER. It's $7.50. If you're planning on going intot he sign business, and you don't have $7.50, stay out of the sign business. Thanks.

Best post in the thread. You may not get into legal trouble for copyright infringement, but if there are any design police in your neck of the woods, you'll get locked away for life.

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I fixed it. For anyone else who gets this, go into your settings in Cutting Master, and set-up your driver again. All set :)

OK - I have a Graphtec FC8000-130. Has been working perfectly. Yesterday, I cracked open my PC case to put some more RAM in. Done. Fire the PC back up, and everything is working just fine. Except when I send something to the plotter from Cutting Master I am getting the following error: E02001...

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