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sure looks a lot like a form of Antique Olive

only a couple of letters off....D'oh! Great work, with just a bit of a 'nutty' aroma.

Here is a link to a list of s101 threads that may have some valuable information to help you out....if you take the time to sift through and read them. Not all of them deal with your situation specifically but most of them have references and how-tos that should help you get to know your printer...

I am imagining of the different affects you could have cheese with the same sign some col some color changing LED TVs and some sort of programming chip or controller... Hoping to see more photos of how you constructed this clear acrylic, etc. BRAVO! "Cheese" should have been "achieved"...

wow, that IS a cool effect!

Totally surprised that Darwin did not claim at least one of them.

Nice to see that you acknowledge that there is room for improvement. Keep it up and keep your eyes on the other design critique threads here on s101. It will help you get better. :thumb:

Great stuff, no doubt!

Curious as to what you do now? :covereyes:

Good way to show that there are two sides to every argument. But they are also on a commercial property. So maybe they are a family based on a commercial property rather than a business based on a residential property, if ya wanna get down to the legalities Either way,very envious of Dan's...

When using either of these manager programs, do you still have to have your fonts installed in the main font folder for programs to be able to use them or can you simply set all of your fonts to be stored and accessed on an external drive, for example?

Just picked up a like new used 13" sealer today for 40 bucks! It came with a box full of bags to boot!

Another positve vote for Steve's fonts at A&S...They rock! Steve is a good guy to deal with too.

Sorry but I would call that an installation error which caused it to come up, not simply because it had a leading edge facing the wind. Your guy probably just moved a little too fast and didn't take the extra time to make sure that edge was down good. A quality control issue more than anything...

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But seriously, if you think about... What is different about laying cut vinyl lettering in the middle of a panel, or having a partial wrap in the middle of a panel. Nobody ever worries about those edges catching wind or rain so what is the deference, really? I don't think it's a big deal either...

:Big Laugh I do it from the rear :Big Laugh

clogged damper or air leak in that yellow line somewhere.

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Sherwin Williams Warehouse, not the smaller retail stores.