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:thumb: +1. I agree with your co worker, AI confuses me, but so does flexi. I have it because it came bundled with my printer. It just depends what you are willing to pay and spend time learning. I don't think you need it.

It's enough that customers can see your work and locate your business. It could stand to be smaller and consider something like this for your gallery. http://wowslider.com/ Ask your customers to critique your site.

I would like to know more. I don't even know what CSS is. I get by, not sure about doing a webinar.

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You must be missing something if you believe that is what the law would do. The law allows a business owner to conduct his business in accordance with his/her religious beliefs. It would not allow discrimination of LGBTs, I think we already have anti discrimination laws. The first amendment...

That is absolutely not true and I know your are smart enough to know it.

Point taken. So if you put it that way, the only one who's right are imposed upon are those of the baker and photographer.

You can not possibly say that this is about Equal Rights. In this case, someones rights are lost which ever way you go. So we choose an agenda to support.

I must have missed the point too. I didn't think she said that at all. I thought she said she would prefer to do business with those who wanted her business and avoid the ones who did not. Which is what I also believe people should do.

It boils down to this: My right to pick and choose what jobs I am willing to take trumps anyones right to my services. I have two gay customers I do banners for often. I have only ever refused two customers. One had BO that took your breath, the other was verbally abusive.

The Baker and Photographer are not discriminating because of Who They Are. They are refusing to take part in, or provide for a ceremony they find offensive according to their religion. I don't know, but I'd bet that the Photographer would do a portrait and the Baker sell a donut to any gay...

I have no issue. I do not discriminate against gays. I have a problem with the government telling who I must do business with. I completely understand that some people have a problem when it come to matters of religious beliefs, and I'm ok with that. I was wondering how you felt, now I know.

THAT is what I said.

???? That's what you got from what I said???? No.

I was thinking about the Arizona Law that is in the news, concerning gay weddings, bakers, photographers and such. Would this law compel a sign maker to make a sign for a gay bar? Or even a strip club that you might be offended by? For the record, I have done signs for strip clubs and xxx video...

You probably are looking for Fluorescent colors in coroplast. I don't think it is available, you will likely need to paint it if you need a fluorescent bkg. In any case, know that these colors are very fugitive and will last outside for only a few months. Hope this helps. Good luck.

Don't know more that anyone else, just another point of view. Didn't mean to hijack the thread...:ROFLMAO:

I see nothing wrong with phone numbers on signs, it depends on the business. I get calls all the time from someone sayin g " got your number off one of your tucks" ( only have one truck, but they don't know that.) or " was just driving by your place and wondered if you.............." Now...

More contrast inside the box. The gray and blue are to close to the same value.

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