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I got it, Latienne Swash Bold Italic, thanks anyhow.

Can anyone identify this font? I know I've seen it before but cannot seem to locate it for the life of me & yes I messed up big time, this job is due tomorrow morning. Your help in identifying this font will be greatly appreciated.

RGB 0,0,0 gives me a very satisfactory rich black (not grey, muddy brown, or greenish black). This is printing out of Versaworks RIP using Roland or Oracal profiles and Oracal media on my Versacamm.

Lay them over (seperate layer) background files in Photoshop for example. Refer to Aurora Graphics web site info & pics for a general idea of how they can be used.

I'm not sure what program you're using so the terminology may not sound right but simply ungroup or release the compound on the outline then delete the unwanted paths or just select the desired cutpath and send to cutter.

Bill, The PC-600 can be a great little printer (at least mine is) but to avoid a LOT of problems & headaches do yourself a favor and use Roland ribbons, I speak from experience, all others are troublesome and just plain crap especially when it comes to longevity of the prints. You can...

I'm just kinda wondering how other SP-300V users are handling banner production over the 30" deal. I still do a lot of cut vinyl banners but when the image/layout requires printing I'll print on vinyl (Oracal 3651 or 3640) and apply it to the banner material which is OK until it comes to...

Oh man Chris, brought tears to my eyes, best laugh all day, thanks bud.

OK, has anyone that requested the free sample roll actually recieved it yet? Not me.

I believe that most of them are single panel Inkjet printed banners. A local printer used to have a 17' wide inkjet printer to produce just such banners but would occasionally heat weld panels together generally due to mishaps in the print. Can you imagine how much printing you have to do to...

Another good package deal is John Rigby's SmartArtz fonts, 23 hand-lettered fonts for $65.00 available through SignCraft magazine, if you do any race cars the Sprint Car Numerals is worth the $65.00

Fellers has been my main supplier for about 5 years now, pretty responsible compared to others.

I too printed once on window perf film with my PC-600 and was not happy with the results, unlike an inkjet where the inks are forced into the recesses of the holes the thermal resin printer only lays ink (resin) on the flat surface of the vinyl leaving the white recesses of each hole visible...

Red Eye, congrats on the new printer, you are gonna love it, you're only regret will be that you didn't go ahead and get the 54" model.

Set it as Kenny described, I set mine to .10, I have heard that you can set it as low as .01

I'd also be very cautious about buying a previous version. If the previous owner has upgraded to 8 then that put a timer on the old (ver 7) hasp and within a matter of time it will be unusable which will make your "great deal" purchase totally worthless. Can you believe that people are...

Also the brand of application tape can play a part in successful masking. Main Tape Perfectear is cheap but can be a real pain on masking large graphics. I prefer TransferRite, it allows me to lift it back up before squeeging to elliminate wrinkles as to where the Main Tape is much less...

Although a lot of people say they do it I'm not willing to screw up my printer just to save a few pennies & minutes, simply print on vinyl, laminate and apply to the mag material.

RJ, I believe this is what you're looking for. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13149&highlight=GRADIENT Stacey gave an awesome tutorial, I printed that post for future reference.

Vector Art Mega Collections are very usefull and Fred with Allied Computer Graphics has some great deals going on right now, check it out here. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14779&highlight=Mega