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No insurance on the phone(s)?

Have you opened any of the old files with 12 and then re-saved them? Maybe that will restore your previews. Kind of a pain, but that's what I had to do if I wanted to preview flexi 5-6-7 files in flexi 8. I could preview the files inside flexi in the Open Files dialogue box, but not in a browser...

If you only need thin material, try your local metal roofing/metal siding companies. They have 40" sheet metal coils in a variety of colors. They can cut what you need from the coil with their shear before they send it through their corrugating machine. Most are a color on one side and white on...

Excuse the rough rendering, but I don't actually have the font. Had to work from a screenshot.

Yes, it is. Tiki is never wrong. True Story. That's the right font, with an outline. Then they cut away the top half of the letters and left the outline.

According to whatfontis.com, I would say it is ITC Braganza Std Regular, squeezed quite a bit.

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If you use your old flexi files, you have to export them as eps or pdf or whatever and then import into rasterlink. But your flexi rip should still work fine I would imagine.

Hard to tell what is happening in your photo. Are you cutting too deep and cutting into the backing paper? Reduce the force if so.

Mimaki has always had rasterlink. I'm assuming that's still what they call their rip. Not sure why you couldn't still keep using flexi if that's what you're comfortable with. I've always designed in flexi. Even when I briefly used rasterlink that came with my JV3, I still designed in flexi and...

whatfontis says ONRAMP

Thanks, Fred. :rock-n-roll:

whatfontis and whatthefont have failed me. Not even anything close. Thanks in advance.

My city bases permit fees on the AREA of the sign. It is $2/sq. ft. (That's another rant for another day.) So a 4' x 8' rectangle sign = $64 for a permit. A 4' x 8 oval = $50.28. In the attachment, all three of these have the same area. If you use the H x W that some of you are talking about...

Edit menu > Job Statistics (And no, I didn't know about this until I read your question).

I don't know who was more persistent 20 years ago, the Van Ladder salesmen or the Automatically Letter Your Vehicles With Paint salesmen you speak of. They both used to call me every single day trying to close the deal. :banghead: Van Ladder guys must have been more successful though. Still...

Thanks, Rex. :Big Laugh

I'm usually on the other end of this, but I couldn't clean the image up enough to find a match anywhere. Sorry for the bad quality. Thanks in advance.

Do you have a 54" plotter? You could cut the black background and print the logo on white translucent for the outside. Reverse print the logo on clear and apply to the inside so the colors will be consistent when lighted and not lighted.

Another vote for removing and replacing screws and wrapping over rivets.