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I registered over a year ago... never spent any time there though... except I did figure out how to get my daughter as my one "friend" http://www.facebook.com/s.php?k=100000080&id=552908838&sid=6833d844048ad79450c1805240cb3547#/profile.php?id=543109340&ref=name

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:goodpost: Great post Matt!

I have a JV3, using Flexi 8... I ALWAYS have "high speed" checked, but I alos print most vinyl jobs at 720x720... however, I print almost all banners at 360x540

Originally Posted by iSign : I'm thinking Weaselboogie maybe? ...reallly, I thought that wasa John Deaton

How large is the print to be cut (graphic size, not file size) Is it a very complex cut? I don't know much about Roland printers, or Color rip, but I've done my share of workarounds over the years. Could you send the cut to a roll of paper, with a pen in place of the knife, then register it to...

"be honest, how many really charge...?" As Rick and Flame and others said... WE CHARGE!! ...maybe some of us had to work up to it over time, but you are among professionals, and as such we all like to be compensated for our work. As with yourself, and many of us in our early days, it takes time...

try using the "pathfinder" tools, like "front minus back", or 'trim"... ...if the zebra pattern is made of multiple parts, you might need to "trim" them one at a time, or "make compound" (under object menu) to the multiple parts of the zebra pattern first, then select it, and the heart & try...

last night I saw his posts for the first time & after a few others had been questioning his spelling, or supposed inconsistencies in his story... on in some cases his design work... and at least one other person had said "is this guy for real? Nobody spells their own name wrong"... ...anyway, I...

welcome from Hawaii. I just saw your posts on the Pit Bull family site. Looks like you've been hard at work on the shop. Good Luck. (sorry for thinking you were trolling for flames... people do that here. It's no fun to get fooled, so a lot of us thought you were fooling us, but I see the same...

wow Pat... thanks for being the guy... I think you outdid yourself... but, someone's gotta do it. Hey n00b... see what you're getting yourself into? ...is this really what you signed on for? ...before you know it, with a few years of 15 hours days under your belt... no friends but other...

hmmm... I was wondering about that Ken... I think it is someone inspired by Jill though... it's got a Jillbeans vibe for sure, but I'm not sure it is her style of sign design... more like a sign about her style of forum presence? I'm thinking Weaselboogie maybe?

Is this a school project? If not, just a friendly heads up on reconsidering the public posting of what software you're running your business with.

well, I finally went with my first intention... #5 is too cool to pass up! Lots of good stuff, but that one looked like a winner. Looks like my opinion is in good company too! WOW... even my quickie garnished a couple votes... amazing :)

actually, that quote was the first comments leading up to the following guidelines:

same here I can't vote yet... too funny... need more time :)

heck... so many dropped out... I just sent in my 30 minute effort!

Thanks for taking the time to post that explanation Fred. I've always confessed to not using Flexi for the things I could do in Illustrator, but then I have less chance of stumbling on the things I can't do in illustrator. Those are a few really good examples of things worth doing in Flexi!

I would agree that it is no match for an Adobe suite. Built for the vastly smaller market of sign designers, it is fairly competent for designing a lot of what is needed in the sign industry... far more than I use it for, but agreeable far less than I could do with my preferred Adobe suite...