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Welcome :Welcome: to :signs101: What kind of work are you going to do?

eps files If you can get the file converted to curves before they send it to you, you won't need the same font.

Help You can remove the background in Adobe Photoshop so you can put a background on it. But if you just want to clear up the background you can mask it and paint over the background with white. If you're editing a .wmf you may be working with a vector file. Use the ungroup funtion and...

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Welcome Dale :Welcome: Dale Looking forward to getting some advice. Dale

Welcome :Welcome: I know you'll find all the answers you need here.

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welcome :Welcome: Be sure to look into digatal printing of t-shirts. Digital will be around long after the screen printers have given up. Good luck at whatever you do.

What I ususally do with something like this is to try to find a font that is simlar to one I want to match. After matching it as close as I can I convert to curves and adjust the points to match. Another way which may be easier than matching text is to use the tracing pen to outline the area...

we need more information in order to help you! Do you have any programs like CorelDraw or AI? What vinyl cutting programs do you have? I got CorelDraw 9 for about $20. Some files that are already in vector format are .cdr, .eps, .wmf .eps files can be both raster and vector. After...

Welcome Welcome Richard:thumb: I'm new here too:Welcome:

I have recieved some .eps files that will not import no matter what import filter is used. You can open these files and then copy and paste into the file you want it in. An extra step but one that is nice to know about.

Opening eps files in CorelDraw Try using "open" instead of "import" I get files like that from a customer quite often:thumb:

Welcome ron! I'm new here too. I'm a little warmer here in Arkansas but not much more today....lol My website

Big Squeegee We have decided to sell it as a package for several reasons. We find that the shorter one gets used a lot more than the big one. It is handy to have two around, one may be used as a dispensor. The shorter one is used to mask graphics. If you use it to mask the graphics, it...

:wine-smi: The video is not done yet. I don't know where you got "20 minute" from. The video will be about 45-90 minutes in length and will include some sign making tips. The $150 price tag is a guess at what the retail price will be. Wholesale for quantites of 12 sets will be about $100 a...

I'm new here. Signed up a while back but didn't say hi! :Sleeping: I've been busy puting on the final touches to my invention. :thumb: If you would like to see it go to http://www.signsbydale.com The link to the suppliers don't work. Don't have any yet. It was placed on there...

I see your point Doug. The video is more than showing how to use the squeegee to produce signs faster with less bubbles, Scratches, wrinkles, and mess. You would have to see the whole video to realize how much it can help in the sign making process. I guess the biggest problem for marketing...

Thanks for the input folks. The $150 price tag is pretty cheep if you compare it with the alternitives. I've been working with this design for about two years. I would guess the payback would depend on how much you use it. If you used this squeegee continually for one day it would pay for...