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The choice of typefaces leaves much to be desired. Rather anemic. Rather than the plethora of fills, some of which aren't half bad, some of which suck the big hairy wet one, on a handful of dubious typefaces it would be far more useful to have an engine that would apply those sorts of fills...

Very well.

Vis-a-vis riding, while you may do different things in different events, if you do the same thing differently then you are probably doing it wrong in one or the other or both. There's never enough horsey talk.

Riding is riding and horses is horses regardless of what flavor of tack you choose to affect. One does not ride English, or Western, or whatever. One simply rides.

Wildblue satellite. Slightly better and cheaper than Hughes but on the day any other high speed option is available I'm on it.

1. I’m claustrophobic 2. I never want to be burned alive, consumed by a carnivore, or have a colostomy. 3. I had a colostomy for 6 weeks. 4. I like to win. People who say winning isn't everything never won anything. 5. 1 won the American Polocrosse Association national championships two...

Pigment and dye based inks are water soluble. Solvent, be it eco, light, or plain old smell my butt solvent are not. You can get vinyl coated for water soluble inks but even with lamination, these probably won't perform to your expectations. Water will still creep between the laminate and...

No it won't. If the information is not in the image then there's no information to use for interpolation. If, on the other hand, sufficient information is present in the image then any good bitmap trace algorithm will suffice.

Step and repeat is an old printing term. It means to duplicate an image a specified number of times both horizontally and vertically with regular spacing. Various graphics programs provide this feature, like Flexi and Corel X3 or better, as well as extensions that allow for angular and circular...

The settings that have some effect on your problem are legion. What profile are you using for your monitor? For your saved files? For your printer? What are your rendering intents? Are you invoking View->Soft Proof in Flexi? There are but a few of the bewildering array of specifications that...

Corel Draw has some real problems with transparencies sent to a printer. A color shift behind a transparency is the result. There are a couple of ways around this. One is to do all of your bitmap overlay work in Corel Paint and import the results as cpt files. The other is to flatten...

What type and size marks is your plotter set to recognize? What's the command priority setting? Lastly, what's the firmware level in your plotter? There was a firmware upgrade a couple of years ago. It substantially enlarged the registration mark search area. What happens if you load a print in...

Wild color deviations might not be the profile. Some profiles print on some media better than others but the differences usually are not that acute. While the terminally anal might have a profile for each and every media and situation, the more pragmatic have one or two profiles that work for...

It's a bunch of text elements being overwhelmed by various gratuitous effects that are scattered about with nothing resembling continuity or flow. It's a chaotic jumble of typographic malfeasance.

Wrong, thank you for playing. Offset is the distance between the tip of the blade and the center of rotation of the blade. It doesn't matter a pinch of ossified bandicoot snot what the diameter of the blade might be. Offset is measured in .001's of an inch and if not set correctly will...

Among other things. Try turning the rear heat up and the front heat down. Try unidirectional vice bidirectional. Try upping the printer resolution. Make sure there's proper in feed tension on the medial. It'll probably be a combination of these and other things that will optimize the results...

Each printer is different and the dialogs displayed by the Rip and Print and the Production Manager are different for each machine. User controlled multiple passes on a Mutoh Falcon are not supported as they are with some other printers.

Excuse me? If your software crashes then your software has a bug. Period. If it were properly engineered and implemented then there is no setting of anything or any combination of things that should cause it to crash. I see a variation on the "Doc, it hurts when I do this"; "Then don't...

More often than not you have to ask for them.

If you mean the spring into which the blade fits these generally come with the blades. When you buy blades be sure they include the springs which should be changed right along with the blade.