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Some version of Baskerville perhaps? (OOps... simultanious post.)

NO REWARD. The guy is a nut. Thanks.... I had a great laugh over that one.

Not bold enough but thanks.

I need to make some panels for a customer's changeable letter sign. He wants some words that he uses alot on one panel so I would like to use the same font. He has 4" Wagner Zip letters.

Life's short.... work naked!

Cute feet.

My money's on the bubble.

Triffid. (stay well back....)

Happy 32nd!

Noice!

They sent you a pusher prop to prevent you taking off!

"patriot" is too big and "designs" is too small. What are you selling..... patriots or designs?

So why does flexi change things to the flexi default? Can this be changed with some hidden checkbox?

I've done the copy paste thing for the past 5 years with no trouble except for when I forget to convert to curves. I get the same error with fonts if I forget to convert to curves when I save as cmx though so I see no advantage to the extra steps.

I'll be darned. Wayne you may have something there. I get the same result you did when I save as a cmx....hardly ant nodes. when I copy paste....tons of nodes. I'll see what happens when I send it to the plotter. Seems to cut the same. I couldn't tell any difference. My troubles were that I...

Signmaniac.....that's some funny chit! bob was right as usual! Thanks for posting that up....it does make a person feel a little better about screwing up when you can laugh it off.

No. (re-route? what's that? This is hand did...with chisels and $hit.) I think what I will do is cut out the bad section the entire thickness of the panel make a 1" thick patch to recarve. This way will be less work than getting the depth of the hole and thickess of the patch just right. I can...

It's not flexi's fault. It's all my fault. I just hate that it won't accept a paste without f'ing up my fonts that loaded on the same machine. Every once in a while I get caught like this.

A real craftsman wouldn't have screwed it up in the first plce. A duchman is what we do to fix the mistakes of an apprentice. (I whudda blamed this on my apprentice.....'ceptin' I don't have one.)

"Dutchman": It's a bit derogatory I guess. The term comes from the famed frugality of the Dutch. In wood working, a defect in a tabletop (for example) would be cut out by routing the area and a piece of the same type of wood would be set into the routed area and sanded flush. Usually the patch...