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Thanks Jen! It's awfully close...which program do you have it in? I don't have it in any of mine here at work...will try at home. They may have to supply me with the font. Thanks again!

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Yaaaaaaaaa I said it was "a" Garamond...there's like...a gazillion of them or something...Some DTC Garamonds and URW, too... *LP hands OP one of her Prozacs*

No problem...LOL A lot of what everyone talks about here is over my head, but I know my Goudies....hehheheeeeeeee Have a great day! :signs101:

LOL...maybe we should all get back to work and try again tomorrow.... :biggrin:

No...Not Goudy We use Goudy every day...it is our foundation font...No peak in the top of the A with goudy & the serifs are always rounded...not square. Garamond As slope like that...some Garamonds have rounded serifs, but some styles have the squared serifs...

It looks like a Garamond to me, Shovel...

Chrome isn't even guaranteed for a year...it lifts and curls...and VERY tacky...LOL I did put "It's My Style" on a truck in a script for a guy here who was insisting, and it has stayed on for a couple of years...still looks pretty good, however, our "Silver Vault" sign started peeling within...

Fred...take a look at URW Oklahoma.......?

I was thinking the same thing...but I just can't remember where I saw it!

Very nice to meet you! This is a great site...I have learned so much in the short time I have been coming here. Welcome aboard! :signs101: BTW...I love the name of your business...very original...

Does anyone have any idea what the resale value of our Gerber Edge (I) would be approximately? Someone has suggested to list it when applying for the VersaCamm to offset the cost. Before anyone asks....NO I don't want to keep it...LOL :thankyou: LP

Dennis, yes I would plan to laminate and then cut on a lot of work. The versacamm does feature optical sensors to realign the material after lamination ..... how well it works will only be known when i visit the dealer for an in depth demo. Read on the Roland board yesterday that one person...

Thanks Fred... I kinda sorta knew that some of the stuff would have to be laminated. I have researched some cold laminators in the $1500^ range, though, in the 45" size. Can't remember the brand, tho...will try to re-research it sometime soon. Some peeps were talking about them on another...

Yep! I'm very excited. I did see the Roland forums, so I'm sure there will be plenty of help there. Also, the VersaCamm is friction fed and they told me it would take all the way down to 8 inch pieces of material. I'm sure we have lots of scrap around here to mess around with! That's also...

George & Dennis Thanks so much for all the tips! I agree...it sounds difficult, but I'm sure when I break it down and apply it, it probably isn't so bad. Sort of like when someone gives you directions to a place you've never been :biggrin: I'm actually looking forward to the challenge...

Very nice, Dennis! :cool1: Question on the Corel: Once you design something there, is there a way to apply a cut line, or do you have to export it to a different software? The VersaCamm comes with some sort of software to allow for plotting as well. LP

Not sure what you're using for image editing, but if you get a Versacamm I would think you will need Photoshop to supplement Corel. Have Photoshop (old stripped down version 5...someone gave to me) and the Corel we have also came with Corel Photo Paint 9, although I haven't used it...

Mind over Matter... This could get long...*sigh* LP, have you looked at the Tutor in Corel it may help? Yes...but it seemed to be more like something my kids would turn in for a class project instead of something I would turn out for a sign job. Perhaps there's an additional tutor that I...

I think my boss is going to push the VersaCamm through. I've been told by the supply company that we will probably have to use a different software, such as Corel. I am so used to Omega...does anyone know if I will still be able to use it for layouts with the new printer? We have Corel 9...