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Good move Vdoc! 4 jobs later, I remember this guys excellent skill & great prices pretty quickly now... it pays to remember, ...especially if you are already very busy yourself.

"dude"... if you wanted to convince us you were not some young punk... well, I couldn't care less what unique liabilities feed your melodramatic tendencies, but back to the original issue... if you may someday actually proceed out beyond the familiar territory of "the old files you had in...

long after kilerb shrivles up with embarrasment & crawls back under a rock, this thread will remain in our forum here & to that end, a continuation of good advice is still relevant as other may find this thread through a search & those others may be more receptive to good information...

OK, OK... I retract the part about coming back. If you actually own legal versions of Photoshop CS2 & Illustrator CS2, then you will have the training CD's as well. Throw them in the computer & sit back & enjoy hours of polite instruction catering to the legitimately clueless new users of the...

...just for the sake of respecting the facts, on the day kilerb joined this forum, 2 weeks ago on April 2, his very first post he asked about cutting from photoshop & I politely informed him of a few things before any "fray" existed. http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7291...

I agree again, I am a jerk! not always, & not with premeditated malice... but there is no doubt I can be a jerk, & you are absolutely right that there are nicer ways to give advice. I did, in my defense, try the nicer way 2 weeks ago. This time I was aggressive and mean. I'm not saying...

yeah, I am a jerk. Howard told you a Graphtec will cut from Illustrator, & a designtec will not. Several other people encouraged you to get the real Mccoy, but you got the one that doesn't cut from illustrator, knowing that in advance... & then you're asking to cut from photoshop like you did 2...

go away & learn some basics on your own & then come back with intelligent questions. If people don't go work in this industry for a while first, they have no business trying to compete with other professionals without so much as a clue what they are trying to do or how to do it. You got...

geeez... 2 weeks later I check this post & you're asking that same question again??!! ...while my old reply doesn't take into account whatever improvements may exist in Photoshop CS2's ability to begin to scratch the surface of "vectors" I am sure Adobe will never bother competing with their...

oh... I thought maybe it was a trick question :Big Laugh

nice hand lettering Joe... now you just gotta quit inhaling so you can recognize paint from vinyl!

the danger of machines that don't smell... is that you may think it is not emitting poisenous fumes. IT IS!! ...anyway, I'm sure you knew that, but for those who don't... VENTILATION IS A MUST for ANY solvent printers including "eco-solvent"

megahertz is a good head start, but different N and W

yeah, that looks good for a start, thanks!

Thanks JC... I can't find a font name "Asia" that is even close... anyone have any suggestions?

myfonts.com didn't recognize it...

whats up Doc? how was your trip? (Thanks for the great prioce & fast work from your traveling office)

send the cutpath as an eps file & the rest as a rastor image. It may be vector, but if you are using transparency to create it... you're cheating :Big Laugh If you have made new colors & new shapes through transparency... you could do the work to create a flat file with those new colors...

nope... simple vector art wouldn't be a large file. Something is wrong. Re-open, copy the layout & save in a new page. Convert text to outlines... It should be a small file.

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