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well, to find out what I owe to people, & where to send it, of course! Not to have other members introduce themselves, develop relationships, understand underlying concerns, open up dialogue regarding ways we could benefit from out network.. ...nope, I'm here on a forum because someone...

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so, was my suggestion one of the things you tried? If so, what did you end up with?

I'm not 100% sure, but I think this relates to the fact that although your printer is cmyk, computer monitors (& therefore web design) are RGB. Some colors you can specify in CS3 are not capable of being reproduced correctly on the web, & the warning is more for web design work. In your case...

I was just discussing a job I'd like to do that on yesterday & although I don't have a round-over tool, I felt that this would be the best way to do the job. I'm still a total noob with enroute, but the 3D way I would think of first would be to take my contour, create relief, & then in that...

spoken like another old seasoned veteran of helping out on these forums... how 'bout ya'll stop on by, scan all 80 pages of mine, & git-r-dun then... what the hell... the guy's been here half a week... and went to all that trouble to spit out both what he "needs" ... AND where we can send...

I had to call my supplier, & checked that key #. It was an OEM version of "Starter" which only included drivers for the one plotter I bought that the software was included with, so I guess it's worthless in this case! (as so many have been trying to tell me :omg:)

I got one. but I ain't gonna send it to you. ya got some big kajone's askin' like that though... got extra cash? here's my email, send it to mememe@mine.com kind regards :rolleyes:

People who can't make something worthwhile for themselves are hardly in a position to rate something when others find it to be a valuable tool. That's basic logic. If I can't speak Hawaiian... does it suck as a language just because I can't make it work? It's the people who find value in it...

My production manager had to fly off to a funeral last night & is out for as week. I'm trying to play catch up already to fly to Chicago for my mom's surgury, as well as some sign biz activities... but as you can imagine I am suddenly a lot busier. How about you call them & ask about that key...

I agree with thewood... Prowraps gets a little opinionated from time to time, which I am often guilty of myself... ...but one man's insufficient mastery of his tools, does not automatically indicate a deficiency in the tool. Let's take a second opinion for example... Fred (the owner...

That is true for the normal installation procedure... but, there have been drastic measures that have allegedly been known to work. I paid some guy $35 for one of those software code fixing magic potions for Casmate... but I never needed it bad enough to test drive it. I'm sure it's on some...

I'd be interested to learn how you solved the Casmate issue we were all trying to help you with the other day & also how you are dealing with Casmate on XP?

what's the workaround?

well... my next suggestion is to get a friend to set it up in illustrator & import it into omega :thumb: (I'm sure it could be done mulitple ways in omega... I just use mine for setting up edge print jobs from illustrator files, so I haven't learned the more obscure design tools)

if you use illustrator, one way is to set the larger circle first, then use the text-on-a-path tool, enter a bullet point as your text (see keycaps, if you need to, or some kind of symbol or dingbat font)... then just play with the point size of the font, & the kerning, to get the right size and...

New? no... not for the last 7 or 8 years or so... I have version 6.52, the box, all the documentation, a working dongle, and the circumvention code for running in W98, without the dongle, after running with the dongle first to set it up (which allows one to run it at home, and at work without...

Why don't you try to get more information to address the points I made above, & we all may be better able to help you identify what your other options may be.

8 computers in my office: 1 owners (me) design station, 2 FT employee's design stations, 3 dedicated production machines (Edge, Mimaki, Multicam) 1 bookkeepers workstation 1 server 6 of them go off at the end of every shift they have been turned on for, although some don't get turned on on...