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Try a different format Chris, .jpg or .gif works best online. Images must be 800 X 800 pixels or less in size and not exceed 1Mb in this forum.

Don't think you really know him, David Neese. Does business in your area, but from Auburn. Has a wholesale sports clothing business. I think he has a place on weiss or wise lake.

I used to live in Alabama in a prior life. Used to do gun shows down there. The name of the biz sounded familiar. Got in touch with an old buddy down there and he said yer ol' man is the mayor now too. Oh yeah, I think I'm gonna do the VersaCAMM when I move . . . said I'd probably never go...

Jay, I hope you're advertising at your dad's car washes too! Lots of cars ride through those things and those are the people that care about the appearance of their vehicles.

I use clickart and love it. I usually find what I need in one location in less than ten minutes and can clean it up real well in about another ten. It would take a lot of CDs of "vinyl ready" artwork to come up with a collection this large and I would spend a lot of time changing CDs and...

I can hardly bear the anxiety

FYI - most if not all dongles are very sensative and should NEVER have anything plugged into them. If for any reason the printer were to have a power surge and it were to go through the printer cable into the dongle, it would be ruined. Barry's information is right on the mark! For those...

Oddly enough, I'd still rather be guessing people's weights and ages at the carnival but this is pretty solid year-round income as opposed to a weather dependant, economy reliant grind of a lifestyle that won't support two kids and a wife . . . can I really like being a guesser that much?

Dave, I've heard all the problems with shrinkage and fading and the such but there really aren't a lot of materials out there that don't have one problem or another. I started using Gregory in the early ninties then switched to Oracal, Spar-cal and Neschen. When I went into business for myself...

First in? Here we go, Design - $275 In-Shop Production Time - $120 Prep/Install - $120 Material/supplies - $160 Office/Equipment - $75 TOTAL $750 Average $/Sq. Ft. = $15 Material is Avery A8 Light Blue and Sapphire Blue

First in? Here we go, Design - $275 In-Shop Production Time - $120 Prep/Install - $120 Material/supplies - $160 Office/Equipment - $75 TOTAL $750 Average $/Sq. Ft. = $15 Material is Avery A8 Light Blue and Sapphire Blue

I just think in case of a tie, there should be a new poll with Fred casting the tie breaker. If not, I'll do the job for a buck just to win the goods Fred. Hehe

Just my two cents, how about posting a picture of a vehicle, come up with a ficticious name and the general point the customer is trying to convey? Then we all take a stab at it? It's also been a dream of mine to get a panel jam going too . . . had little time to focus on that lately though.

$344.99 at tigerdirect.com and comes with a free tablet. I use tigerdirect for a lot of software and am happily impressed. These guys are a legitimate company, the prices they offer are great.

That's a big can of worms you opened there . . . Bill, Much of what you have mentioned is a matter of opinion that will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and user to user depending upon their loyalty to the products they use. Sprockets versus friction versus 2 rollers versus 3 rollers...

Barry, I tried the current demo version with my Lynx 60. I purposfully tried exactly what you are talking about because of my experience of cutting from Corel. The results were the same as cutting directly from Corel. You can smooth points in Corel and Corel Trace by using the "Curve...

I use www.download.com for most of my downloads. I have used Firefox and found it to be a great program. I currently use IExplorer since the SP2 upgrade to WinXP and feel pretty secure. Opera is another browser that I feel comfortable with. The page load times are great and it has a built-in...

just a fun little doodle . . .

Closest I could locate was an alternate spelling, CAELDERA http://www.grsites.com/fonts/c001.shtml

Typical VE LXi . . . Or make the move to Corel. I have always had issues with the VE LVi software. I hate it. I've always done my design work in Corel and imported it to the Job manager to cut . . . then my software key went kaput on me and SW wouldn't replace it because I'm out of warranty. I...