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we made a dry erase board from white plexi, marked off a grid with .125" wide black vinyl stripes. it has 5 areas across and 4 down so we have the entire month in view. below that is a rack that hold the work orders for those jobs.

my guess is the switch is in the off position more than the on...

you guys befuddle me as the poor OP asked where to get something a customer needs and some only car about standing on their soap box, from either side of the issue of unions, which was no help at all. we have the NHB section to whine and cry about things, why clutter up the actual threads with...

Gill Studios or Stouse

www.bcecards.com I've used Business Card Express in New Hampshire for years for all my casrd printing and they do the raised print and have a lot of nice papers

transfer tape can make a mess if it gets wet and you don't take it right off. I always figured it was a lot like the glue on a Post-It, not really something that is made to stick. found out the hard way when it got wet on an application years ago. glad you fixed the problem the best you could

did you try just soaking it by putting a paper towel over the mess and putting something wet like just water on to the paper towel so it hold it there or even the rapid remover? is it gooey or hard and dried out?

happy belated birthday:birthday:

the typesetter is a person that we used to get thing set in the old days for screen printing positives. she worked at a local company and when there was less need for that kind of work, she opened her own company. she set books and magazines mostly. I was suprised when I saw the proof reading...

yes. I learned this from a typesetter years ago and she let me have the line item she used for my proofs. the fault of me screwing up a word or having set the wrong numbers is mine fault but with the proof reading, it becomes their fault as they read it and OK'd as is. it is a fine line but...

ugh, that sucks. on the proof, add a line item concerning proofing? add it as when this happens again, and it will as it does to all of us, you have the option to be a nice guy and replace the signs, make a patch or tell them too bad, they agreed that the copy was ready for production.

just getting back into the shop after posting this thread that computer is running xp, not sure 32 or 64 bit, no to the Xerox. I found info online about it being a samsung or a virus pretending to be a samsung. we never have had a samsung product in the shop so would I be safe to assume...

thanks

we are having issues with one of our 'puters. I went online and found info on ssmmgr.exe as it popped up this morning as a program running when I ctl-alt-deleted. what I found is that it is a Samsung monitor program Samsung printers, which we don't have. I also found that is could be a virus...

those are great!

front is nice and clean. back has all the info a person could want from what to where. looks great!

the easel is great but what a cool story!

the last one you posted if it is a double sided card.

Tony if you have the sn number and something has happened to the disks, computer or both so you have only proof of right to use the software, will Gerber send out the software to help get you back up and running?

my heart is breaking over this news and I can't even imagine the feelings you are going thru right now.