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I'd never get anywhere if I had a map like that

Great take on a classic photo! Nice work.

Fred, we should also have an image size or ratio for the limits of the print area.

Cut them out of white, make a window in a piece of cardboard, use the window to expose the area you want red, spray with red Krylon, weed your two color graphic, let dry, premask, apply. Old school baby!

Bonjour! Welcome Pete!

And one of these was on the kitchen table . . . I got excited for a second. I had to make a sign to tell the difference.

Excellent details!

Nice work Dennis!

Must be collecting cars at that bridge :)

Love it!

Welcome to the nut house! Another British invasion . . . what's that three new members in as many days from the U.K.?

Welcome from across the pond.

I'd like to meet the person that designed the shape of this sign!

I've got one and I find I use the mouse still for just about everything. I like the tablet for creating my own freehand artwork though. It's also nice to lay a drawing on and trace.

I abandoned VE LXi after I had several problems. I had the plotter and software for about 16 months and the dongle failed on me. $99 to get a new one! I gave them the one finger salute and made the move to Corel Draw.

Sales, marketing, pricing and business related - Mostly because design is subjective and each customer will vary and ultimately. I want to appease my customer and give them the design they want, yes I do like the input I receive on designs and I enjou seeing all the designs others post but I...

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If you use Terry's method (which I do) remember that any outlines will have to either be converted to objects or you will have to check the "scale with image" box on the outline tab within the object properties flyout. Otherwise, you'll end up with a bunch of fat outlines.

Congrats!

Oh sure Stevo . . . Go for the simple answer first. Sart alec. :Big Laugh