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Doug my good lad... It doesn't seem to work as well for you as it does for me, does it? You come off sounding a bit like a cop talking over his head. That's probably because you're having to reach for it. As for myself, how I write is pretty much the way I speak. Crafting a good metaphor is an...

First get your attributions correct, those are my words, not Random's, whomever that might be. But to the point; when I need words put in my mouth I'm capable of doing so myself. How anyone could make the fanciful leap of what seems to pass for logic in your tribe that proceeds from lack of...

Explain just how it might be that any reasonable interpretation of the first statement precludes or gainsays any point made in the second quote. Feel free to use pie charts and any other audio/visual aids you might require to do this. Moreover, a user id and hasp key code that works is, by...

You presume into error. If you must know, I have no day job. Signs are are what I have done for over half a century. What I do is signs, what I am is a number of things. Other things. At this juncture in my brief passage through the external reality, the sign business provides me with stakes for...

You might want to get better legal advice than that which you appear to have been receiving. There is nothing felonious, federal or otherwise, in running software in the evironment of my chosing. The software is unaltered in any way and my ownership of it is legitimate. How I chose to run it is...

I admit to not being experienced in the arcanery of wrapping vehicles and their tailgates. I'm a retired software engineer who, before embarking on that much more lucrative career, was a journeyman signwriter and all around print shop hand. Back when all there was was quills and One-Shot. I kept...

Interesting that one only finds hasp keys with grossly overpriced software. Flexi, much as I like it, inarguably is grossly overpriced. As well as the rest of the crop. They do it because they can and the vast majority of their target market has zip for software skills, maybe one or two of then...

Free? I wish. Some are, but any really worth having around most certainly are not free. The free ones are worth pretty much what you pay for them. Chisel fonts are a specialty item and usually come in a couple of pieces intended to overlay each other. There is no effect that you can apply to...

A thousand thanks. This will permit me to single handedly set back the art of typography a couple of centuries.

I have never seen this particular typeface and it would appear that neither has anyone else that I've queried. It's a hideous thing and the image is from someone's homemade business card. I would hope that the thing is for free somewhere, I can't imagine anyone actually paying for it. It's...

Not so fast. The typeface is Rockwell or a clone thereof. The thing at the above URL is some enthusiast's rather stilted interpretation of Rockwell with a rabbit stuffed into the 'O'. The loops of the 'P' and 'B' are poorly done as well as the serifs on the 'Y' leaving much to be desired. Among...

Perhaps so but the 'g', not the descender but the loop, looks vaguely familiar and that bump in the left side of the 'n', followed perfectly by the outline, is not in concert with a journeyman hand lettering job. Perhaps someone orginally hand lettered it and then someone else did a less than...

Just change the offending node from a curve to a cusp then you can drag the line on one side of the node anywhere and the other side stays right where it is. The only real failing in Flexi in these matters it that you must change node types individually, node by node. In Corel, among others...

Once more with bypass on for signs101.* Way cool...Thanks for your patience

And just once more with my web filter turned off... Ah, that did the trick. Posted properly and no error message. I guess I'll have for either forgo the quick reply or set myself up to be inundated with annoying popups hawking herculean sexual prowess as well as the latest in hot stock tips...

Okay, one more time with cookies and all that removed... Nope...did it again. Posted the quick reply and then displayed the error message.

No double clicking, no rapid fire posts, no impatience, no malfeasance on the part of me or my hardware. The thing wants to post the same reply twice. It ONLY does this with the Quick Reply. It does not do it with the normal mainstream reply. Since it doesn't seem to do this for anyone else...

Test Quick Reply one more time... Then this message is displayed... The following errors occurred when this message was submitted: 1. This forum requires that you wait 60 seconds between posts. Please try again in 56 seconds. So I wait around for the 60 seconds to time out, tick...

Test Quick Reply one more time...

This is a test of quick reply from Firefox... Added from edit: Nope. Got the 60 second warnd just invoking the submit reply on the quick reply.