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yes, thanks!! I've managed this sort of thing a few times, but never so easily.

jeeezzzz what a whiny self centered child!!! ...how many times did you bring up your "bashing" back in your thread alone??? ...and now you're crying about it today too. I gave you good advice that YOU need far worse then anyone I've seen here yet. I also gave that advice in about as polite...

"...I will NOT be asking questions here no more.." Is that a promise?

good points Curtis. I'll clarify that I also have no ill will towards Sibole, & wish her good fortune. Nay saying just happens to be the best damn adivce of all sometimes.

actually this is the post the rubs wrong the worst. speak for yourself Ken. You have no business runnin' a good cop, bad cop game on our guest here while bashing all your fellow regulars on the board. YOU got fears Ken? Fear them then, but leave us out of this fantasy. YOU lookin'...

OP... type in "garden tractor pulling" under google... & I think you'll find that this guy is already asking for what he wants.. this image reminds me that you could hire John Deaton (see "toon factory" among the sponsor links at the bottom) & he could create a vector to make these guys club...

Don't worry... I'm sure Gino didn't want your answers for himself... I'm sure he wanted YOU to look at them.

Please double check your plain English. You are asking hard working professionals to take you seriously AND to offer some of their valuable time. Why don't you take the time to write like a professional. After all, spelling is a part of this trade & first impressions should be an...

I used casmate for years on my CE 1000-60

I've done that tech... maybe I need to play with tolerances... but I've ended up with a sharp drop off... never a nice fade-to-nothing like you can get in photoshop. Have you had better luck?

print a cmyk chart of process colors on your printer & then print the vector swatch you need to match. Line up with the best cmyk match & incorporate that background color into your .tif file. You't not going to print & install in one piece anyway, so tile your panels in photoshop & then you...

I have to side with the less supportive posts. buy Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw & spend time doing design work. Have yo or your husband take your designs to this one other sign shop & don't spend money on signs... invest money on signs. They aren't so expensive that a good carpenter...

tech is right, as a .psd file, various "effects" exist as seperate changable, or removable entities. The .psd extension is what you want when you need to retain editability of things such as layers, layer styles etc. I print out of flexi & just by flattening & saving as a .tif you will lolck...

maybe like a desktop SOLVENT printer, ...that can still handle the identical materials & produce smaller componants (letters) of a larger sign for 5% of the equipment investment & 5% of the shop real estate (space) investment. I've cut enough letters & small plaques, or reverse panels to...

...if they ever get them back on the shelf :(

yep... jus' one more peson OP's gonna hafta educate when someone takes home this prize.

...such as a sticker!

I never read most of this thread, but I do have a small Graphtec CE1000-60, so I can only think to mention that after I alter a setting such as speed, or force... if I hit "next page" I will leave the screen i hadmade the change in & I might not see that it didn't accept the change... but it...

yep, sorry I need at least a 0-25% choice. I'm at 0% for software & below 25% for music. An employee dl'd songs onto my computer, so I'd have to fess up to about 20% of my music coming to me that way.

Al, Brian is right, that is my arrangement too. & I agree with the others that it is a fine arrangement. If you use Flexi-Pro... it has a good rip already & is all you will need. I have it on a dedicated workstation & although it is a powerful (& expensive) design tool... I really mostly just...