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Aldi's... Isn't that the grocery store like place? We have one in the next town over (hanover, pa). Wonder if they have them there? I used to have a tablet but it doesn't work very well on windows Xp systems. Is it pressure sensitive? I want a new tablet, I miss mine :(

We have the JV-3/75SP II, So far it's been a great machine, no problems, but it's only about four months old. The SS2 inks (is what were using) are excellent. Support for the mimaki is easily available and there are lots of profiles available. I also like the cutter is seperate for contour...

hahahaha :Big Laugh :rolleyes: fuzzy... really though if all your doing is the "SS" it's easy to redraw.

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zeronine I think is the most popular / widely used foils for the edge. You can contact them and they'll put you in touch with a local distributor. www.zeronine.com

c'mon OP, ya ain't gonna lern nutin' that way! :wink:

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maybe these will help... I work with corel, but the steps will be similar, 1 - a circle 2 - duplicate to the inside, smaller 3 - duplicate smaller circle offset from original 4 - trim (the corel command - flexi command may be "cut out"?) the inner circle from the last duplicate - delete...

Add a small contour or outline around the letters

Don't Rule out this new kodak P850, as soon as soom of the "official" reviews come out, this is the one I'm getting. So far it seems like a great camera and is right on pair with everyone else. I may be a bit biased though, I like the color the kodak digi's have over others. I know everybody...

oh yeah, sorry, your right fred. don't know what I was thinking. :rolleyes: :Oops:

Hi Karen, With the cost of the resin rolls being about $1 per foot (zeronine), plus the cost of material, a full color edge print would cost about $4.50 - $5.00 a square foot to produce. I had a full color edge print on the back window of my truck for a while, it was about 2 1/2 to three...

"Upgrading" the OS is a bad idea... Always format the hard drive and load the OS from scratch, even if it is an upgrade disk (ie windows xp upgrade). at some point you will have to put the old OS (win98) cd in the drive, but you end up with a much more stable OS.

I run corel 12 on XP SP2. It is very stable on mine, it has crashed a couple of times, but nothing excessive. I have even been pushing it too the limits since we got the printer with some really complicated designs. Never had that problem, always saves just fine. I set my PC's up as task...

I don't think guidelines have worked that way (drag off the screen) since ver. 7. You'll get used to it, just select the guideline, like any other object, and hit the delete key. Or, Select, right click for pop-up menu and choose delete. After you select the guideline, if you (left) click it...

Hi Gus, Welcome to the board... from Pennsylvania :Welcome:

try this once... assuming it is a word, in corel convert to curves, then, with the word selected, use the 'break apart' (ctrl + k) command. select the letter(s), one at a time, that have an inside shape like an "O". Combine the shapes of that letter. Repeat. After all that, group all the...

how are you bringing it into winplot, cut and paste, eps import? Did you check the letters in corel, are there an unusually large number of node points in those letters? Is the drawing complex to begin with? Have you imported other drawings / text into winplot? I don't use winplot, but with...

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It sure can... I countour / die-cut magnetic on my mimaki cg-75fx after I print it. there is a trick to it my dealer / tech showed me. the cut is made on the front side but not al the way thru. it's really neat. I've even die-cut plastic on the plotter after it's printed.