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FlexiSign is going to be your biggest killer in your plan. The FlexiStarter program is going to be too lacking in what you'll need to do anything really creative. The base Flexisign is around $1700 by itself. Don't get me wrong, it's an outstanding program and we run it all day long, but it's...

Just trying to act all Secretarial and stuff.

Moon, the reason you're getting the reaction you're getting is that almost daily someone comes in looking for information and asks the same question. It's not a personal attack, believe me, it's just a reaction to the "attacks" on the industry. The people here have years...or even decades...

I'll trade you a plotter and a legal copy of Corel Draw for a go-cart.

Had a guy that worked for a pool company drop off a truck for us to letter. Came to pick it up later that day laughing that we'd screwed up and put the driver's side layout on the passengers side. After a ten minute conversation with me getting more and more frustrated he finally just slammed...

I'm sure it can but don't ask me how. We used to routinely do parking decals that were individually numbered through Flexisign but it's been several years since we've had a printer in-house.

FlexiSign can do it with the autoserialize function.

The old one is pretty close to House SignPainter Script...you're bigger problem is I don't think anybody but your customer is going to understand what he's had done.

Hard to tell from the tiny picture but it looks like Futura Medium Bold

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Piece of shit. Ours spent more time in California being repaired than it did in our shop. Eight new print heads in two years. One of them went bad THE SAME DAY WE GOT IT BACK FROM THE REPAIR SHOP! Roland completely crapped on everyone who bought one. Just abandoned their customer base...

Back when I first started I had a guy order two lexan faces for his backlit sign. I drove by, got the measurements of 3'x8', made the signs and he picked them up. He called back bitching that they didn't fit and he needed them cut down. I told him to measure the old signs and I'd cut them to...

Man, I understand you like what you've been using for 10 years but I've got to tell you it's going to kill any chance you had of doing a good design. Your "logo" lil Details thing is the worst thing on the card. You're already starting out with a bad focal point, you can't "decorate" around...

The 6-99 is Compacta

I know of two that have sold in the last year of so. One went for $3500, the other for $4200.

That will be a panel on the wall by the end of the week! :ROFLMAO:

Well, no offense (really) but the card you did looks, at best, amateurish. The two other cards you posted are typical of "did it at home using Microsoft Word" business cards. None of the three has any usable style or flow, the font selections have gone from bad to worse, and the color choices...

No. That card is definately not going to give you the kind of image you're looking for. Bad colors, horrible fonts, and the crumpled background doesn't really look crumpled. You're really pushing your edges, too. Print the one John just did. It's not "dark and edgy" which is a good thing...

Sent you a letter instead of calling and discussing it? Time to lawyer up. It's really hard to believe that the salepeople and Mutoh are really just abandoning you, though. You might want to repost this in the Mutoh forum and with a better header to your post so that somebody that can help...