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QB Pro here too. I just signed up for their "assisted payroll" services last month since I bacame an LLC & need to pay meyself through a proper payroll structure for the first time. I'm also very happy with the opportunity to have their help getting all the complex tax filing done for me in a...

from CS help menu:

cool, thanks a lot. I had looked up Seagull, because I was kinda "feeling" an "S", or an "Se".. clue way back in the foggy memory...

anyone know this one?

or you could just put the yellow behind it in photoshop.

in Photoshop, go to the help menu, select "export transparent background wizard", follow the few easy steps. & you will have an .eps file that you can place over yellow or anything else. What the "wizard" does is just to create a vector path & then create a mask with it like Fred suggested...

If I were doing that, I would open in Photoshop, "save as" a copy with another name, then I would "crop" down to 52" ...Then I'd do the same with the other image. Then I'd open the originals again, "save as" another name, "crop" both of them to 21" (some overlap) & then I would resize the canvas...

Flexi's strengths lie in it's sign specific features. I wouldn't say Corel and Illustrator cost 10% to 20% of what the "big boys" charge. I would say they ARE the big boys of general vector based illustration programs. Flexi, Signlab, or Omega are not in the same category. They are not trying...

looks pretty tricky ...for a "signman"

I only have a few HDU signs under my belt, but I usually use Jay Cooke's high build primer. I've also followed the experienced advice of others & skipped the primer altogether sometimes, like in a situation where the paint was just about the same color as the raw HDU, & the sign was up high &...

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I saw this yesterday with one reply, being busy I didn't check it, but seeing Jon as the one reply I figured he was the new merchant. Anyway, I got my big saturday sign commitments met yesterday, so at 6:30 on a Sunday, I can honestly say I have some free time to cruise the net. (before my big...

friction feed plotters can cut several sizes of material including smallish scraps, but for long cuts, you need to be able to manually get the material loaded in straight or it could go off track and spoil a cut after carving up a chunk of material. The sprocket plotters can only cut 15" in...

I had the PNC-1050 when I started out. It ran very well for me, but I upgraded to a 24" Graphtec, & later sold the Roland since I never used it once I got the Graphtec. So many sign jobs were more efficient to cut out of 24" material & of course the ones that were best cut from 15" rolls were...

don't worry Bob.. everyone know thats BS about putting up shelves! :rolleyes:

Make sure your devices are still "installed" or selected or whatever... I once had an issue where a check box got toggled off on a device & almost everything looked the same (the device was still listed) but it didn't work the same, then I noticed the checkbox.

well, it made me a few thousand bucks... I might as well keep it on my computer. :wink:

found it... Modernized Ideal Classic it is an Atkinson font & is available free here: http://www.signweb.com/fontdownload/

Thanks for checking!

Another one of the many files I lost in my "great data-loss crisis of 2005" was one which used as font I don't remember using before or since. I hope to recreate the look I had done on previous signs for this client & since whatthefont didn't recognize these, I wondered if anyone here would?