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Believe it or not...my new computer doesn't have helvetica. I don't need all 20 different font styles, just the basic one. I know there's probably several online places to buy it (at least from the looks of google) which one would you recommend?

From what I heard the stands were about like a TV tray, at best before, so that looks better if nothing else.

Yea, you don't wanna do that. You can sub them out to I-45 Signs, and still make good money, and you don't deal w/ all the "crap" that comes w/ screen printing.

http://www.istockphoto.com/file_search.php?action=Browse&Cache=97bcd3a81ab2ea431e682769e3e546e8&page=1 Not a ton of girls, but there is at least one. If you have to, put boobs on a guy, and you've got it.

This guy said it best..."I truly believe the font industry is going to helvetica in a handbasket..."

Anything 72 or over would be fine I would think.

Sell them a banner! I have customers that freak when they see my alumalite price for a sign that will "last" but then I quote them a banner, and remind them that it's not a permanent sign, but it can be updated every couple years, and can be updated several times for the cost of a big alumalite...

We should make this a poll, it'd be easier. But 3 - 5 here. My business has been in business since 1981, but I bought it four years ago from my grandparents.

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You would hope...but you know there's lots of people that could care less.

:thumb: I love a guy who tells it how it is!

That is a good idea. I've had a couple that I sponsored that didn't get their signs from me. I'll have to remember this. BLOW EM AWAY. My only question is...how does it stay standing if it's not wired into the ground?

Welcome...maybe a little more description of what you are talking about. I have no clue what this is.

Yea, was gonna recommend this as well. It will give it a little more flow, and you won't see where they "joined".

I was gonna say you could boot them to 201, but you can't even get the virus from that site anymore...

Printing on chrome is an art. It takes lots of patience and lots of trial and error, because far as I can tell, each machine takes it differently, and each material prints differently. Here's what I had to do to cut it. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51543

I guess I never gave it much of a thought printing it raster, I may just do that...and keep the vector file for if it has to be blown up. I am using Onyx. I may give these tips a whirl and see where I get, but if I'm still stuck, try Doug's idea. Thanks!

The circle alone is what my design is supposed to look like, then if you look at the other one, you can see the original design that I made a clipping mask over. These are print and cut, and if I print them, it's going to see all that "data" out there, and want to leave blank space around that...

Mario Kart, and Dr. Mario. That's the only ONLINE gaming I do. We had a thread a while back, we'd have some S101 racing evenings going on. It was always a blast. I think a couple of the guys that we raced against are now banned, but it was always intense for Mario Kart.

We had some that someone printed on their printer, and then scotch taped them to other coro signs they had, then to "laminate" them, they saran wrapped them...it was unreal.