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GO SELL A HOUSE!

Nope, no money can be made. Don't waste your time. In fact I was at a realtors office the other day and watched them sell a house. Figured it was easy and I would add it to our list of services. Do you think I can make it with just me my license and a message board? Don't be so damn cheap and...

Thats only remorse talking now!

On only the first date........................Damn I'm Good!

You only need to select what you want to cut if you do not want to cut everything on your screen. With no selection it will select all objects to cut.

Import your camo BMP into flexi along with your file. Set the camo to the back and then lay your graphic on top where you want it. Then click arrange on the top of your scree and then mask. This will fill your graphic with the camo fill.

It means you do not have a cuttable object! More than likely you have a jpg, bmp or some other image on your screen but not a vector that is cuttable.

Welcome from PA again!

We had a SW Bobcat cutter for awhile, I think it is almost if not the same as the Eduracut. It worked, but the tracking sucked on long cuts. Never had any problems with it other than a belt issue that was easy to fix.

I just checked my 7.6 and it has it listed.

Nothing wrong with asking questions. Just make sure you always look for the answer prior to asking via the search feature. This helps to keep down on the same old questions being asked time and time again. As for another aspect of your question. Sign Warehouse I do has a location in KY that...

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I agree to an extent with with you. That $100 job might be just that, $100 job to you. But in other shops it might be $80 or it might be $150. It does have to do with your overhead and what you NEED to make to cover your overhead and profit on a job. A one man shop may make $80 on a $100 job but...

Now that is NONSENSE!

There is a sign industry magazine who sends you a price guide when you subscribe to their mag. I think it is Sign Business but not sure. Your price will depend on your overhead, insurance, rent, and so on. The price guide will only help you to get a close figure to what you need to charge. And...

I'm not sure about your problem but you might get better results if you posted in the correct forum. This is the website design forum.

Good luck. And don't forget to charge a fair price for your work, don't let the customer dictate what they pay or you will never get anywhere.

Nice one Rep.

Welcome from PA again!

The Graphtec is a good machine. As for allot of your other questions, a little research on your end will turn up ALL of your answers.