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Maybe something like this? Changes it up without changing the brand identity.

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Hmmm... That leaves a 1 in 3 chance, but it's more accurate than that. I also waited different amounts of time. It does explain why it's only accurate when I actually do the math rather than simply pick a number, though.

TELL ME! :frustrated:

I've had the best prints from my Mutoh on GFPHOTO http://www.magicinkjet.com/product_31.html Their canvas prints very nice, also.

If you're stuck using canned profiles (no spectrophotometer) try using profiles meant for a different medium or brand name. I haven't found any profiles off the shelf that work as well as they should.

Last one. Send the bill.

Does it really need to be rated for outdoor use? The dry erase writing itself certainly isn't.

I use Siteground. Very reliable, but a bit bit difficult to get familiar with. C-Panel seems cluncky to me.

Oracal 8510 090 Silver Fine. Advantage carries it. Looks great.

Not sure how you would print cling without a liner. Print mirror image on clear/barrier white/image is one way you could do it.

That will equal 33, and divided by three will equal 11. 11 is a more powerful number than 10, as proven by the date 11/11/11.

Today is 11-8-11. This adds up to 30, and divided by three is ten. Ten is a very powerful number, as proven by today's date.

Customer's choice. I prefer matte, as do most of the customers.

Huh! :Oops: Maybe it is worth a shot!

I've read the problem is that the magnetic stock has an ill affect on the print head. I haven't even tried using the magnetic stock because it's so thin and weak. It's similar to the stuff you can run through your desktop printer. Barely supports it's own weight.

Hmmmm..... When saving as a pdf out of Illy try making sure in the output options that there is no color conversion.

I like them all. Gray or orange is a toss-up. I think the gray is less intrusive and sort of sneaky.

I know Raccoons aren't orange, but it may work well with this.

What I did was open it in Acrobat pro and flattened it under advanced print production options. Normally I flatten in Illy, but the file size grew too large to send it back to you. If you use Illy you can direct select the problem object and under "Object" select "Flatten Transparency". Be sure...