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true... except of course for the things that the full flexi can do & Corel/cocut can't do...

no offense, but I would think most people would know that any warranty would make those same exclusions, and few would imagine they would ever be protected by a warranty that covers merchantability, suitability for a given purpose, or incidental and consequential damages or loss of profit. I...

I used to go to Roselle to catch the train to the city to see concerts before I was old enough to drive

I'm with Steve on this one, there is no reason to run a pattern for 18' in one piece. I would run 3 sections of about 6', and would draw a line or some sort of registration marks at each end of your 6 foot sections. Plot the line at the end of one, and the start of the next, so you can tape them...

Were you raised around there? I'm probably older than you, but I'm from class of '77, Conant High School,.. 15 minutes up the road, except that I got out :smile: Maybe I'll stop in and say hello next time I'm visiting my mom!

it is what it is. What does "low" mean anyway? If I had to guess, I'd say 10 minutes a week is pretty low

they're all available somewhere :doh:

I print 99% rastor images, even though over half of them were vector art.... so I've never encountered that.

...so that's what A&S stands for :doh: I'm so used to the "SignFonts" logo, I never knew that was the full name & had to check the link to see what I was missing. I'm actually not missing much there... but, hmmm... that Raptor font looks pretty tempting...

No... Corel sold you a license to use their tools to build something, after which you can legally transfer that license to the tools, & yet you can still keep what you built with them. Clipart collections are a little different, because while you typically can't resell just the clipart, you...

contrary to some of the "sheep" theories, the possibility of a trend away from buying, or valuing products from DD, P, AG is NOT the "bad press" ...the possibility of a trend away from buying, or valuing these products is that they do not retain any resale value. Sure, a product that pays...

:goodpost: Good post Bigdawg, very good post!

..wait, that's Mr. Dave Dorsey, comma, President (with a capital P), comma, Aurora Graphics ...

funny? Is that supposed to be some impressive investigative journalism or something? Lots of company's sell Aurora, and Fred used to sell it himself. He diesn't have an axe to grind with Aurora, and wouldn't ever have reason to care of a sponsor of this site sells Aurora products... he simply...

Good points John, & one's that I agree with completely, in the sense that piracy is wrong, and distributors of valuable commodities have a right to try to protect them. And of course, I also agree that their chosen method should be above board. The problem I have with it is pretty much what...

where did you buy your printer? Do they offer you support? I use flexi, but I run a mimaki. Advantage has supplied me with all my profiles & has given me all the info I've needed to load them & revise them when I've purchased Flexi upgrades from them. As a result, I haven't memorized the...

that's it... I'm pissed too, this company's schitt ain't welcome in my toolbox anymore either... F-um... I'm seriously going the brown box route too. Since they've already gave Fred grief, I'm not going to post about my complete DVD here, with their entire 6 CD library that will go for free with...

actually, brushed aluminum is in "impact" among many others... but diamond plate is in "textures" (although it's not as nice as the one you just made)

nah... it was pretty quick! Just expand the image in reply 12, right click, save to desktop! 10 seconds! :thumb: ...j/k :wink:

not really... if you were real good in photoshop, you might be able to minimize it, but if you had those skills, you probably wouldn't be asking. You could redraw the shape of one "diamond" & redo the layout & then add some layer style bevel & shadow effects to come up with your own version...