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Thank you much.

Anybody know of it? Thanks, -Keith

What is that bottom font you used?

I know I have seen this somewhere before. Thanks, -Keith

If those are the only letters you need, 30 seconds with the magic wand in photoshop and "convert selection to paths" could create and export the vector outlines you need...

BUMP for a way cool typeface you may have but not know about.

Not certain, but I think they are using using a bonding agent that is also sprayed from a printhead.

Well the job actually is FOR a university, but that fon't does not quite match. Thanks anyway Jill. I did finally come up with Venetian 301 Demi-bold Italic

Ok, I can't seem to match this one. The letters are 2" laser cut acryllic, which don't match anything in the gemini typestyle catalog. Garamond, Palatino, and Cheltinham are close, but I haven't quite got it yet. Thanks, -Keith

and what was it?

People race pontiacs? LOL

Take a screen shot of your settings dialog box and I might be able to help from there. I use an old tangential summa cutter daily. 70g/force with the cutting speed about 50% of maximum should do the trick.

Wow, that was all greek to me...

I had a long post typed out about how I do this in Illy, but I realized that it takes like 6 steps. There are dozens of ways to do this, but in the end, does number of mouse clicks really make a difference? Get comfortable with your software, and you will be efficient.

I little fooling with photoshop then illy yieled:

I think this is caused when the stoke of your cutline is set to the inside or outside of the path, rathen than center over it. This is in your stroke settings toolbox.

Thanks for this tip. I consider myself quite versed in colormatching with verseaworks, using mainly my own methods. I have recently had problems in hitting a gray that matched a 21%K printed in grayscale on high quality photo paper from a laser printer at like 2540dpi or something (took a while...

What programs are you using?

I have not found a good solvent printable static cling for our Roland. I am stuck with mirror printing on ClearAd with a stock clear profile, flood coating with cast white (not over contour cut marks) and then contour cutting with like 200g/f. finished product to be installed on inside of...

Or possibly Princetown?