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Royster, Thats some good advice! and actually what I was planning on doing. "If you don't know...ASK"

I have a customer in the commercial real estate and property business, I do a lot of installs and removals of 4 x 8 and 4 x 4 signs for him, most all of them are on 10' posts. Today he called and asked to have two more 4 x 8 's taken down and stored and then asked How much to store them?. I have...

I have GA 6.0 and it won't work on anything newer than Win98. The password that you need may be written on the dongle.

Good Luck Chris.

That's a neat web site. Thanks

I switched to "My Fax" more than a year ago....I still like it

I was an Owner Operator at 21. Drove long haul semi's for several years. fell into sign lettering by luck. Been self employed at it for more that 20 years. Was taught by a second generation sign writer from England.

I was part of the BETA testers. Been using Win 7 for about 10 months now. I like it!

New theta belt needed...about $80.00

:Welcome: :signs101:

I thought this was funny

Hey Neato: That's exactly how I started. I think it actually cost $20.00 (don't tell anyone, but you can actually start a sign business for $50... Here's what you need...)

Twenty Four!

(I personally ONLY thin with turpentine. Mineral spirits can dull the gloss. I only use a few drops, mostly I like the paint straight from the can ) +1

I've been in the business for about 4 years....does that count? :) First off I would make the Old Engligh all caps, and arc it...... Then I would adjust all the kerning to match the distance between the "F" and "o". I think that would make it perfect. Oh! and change the "HOT" to brush script. I...

Correction: My PC-60 came with a rip called "Print Cut" v.5.8 from Amiable Technologies Inc.

If your doing "small decal work" then you can print and cut right from corel draw. That's what I always did.

Brent: Very nice, how did you come up with the poem?

Welcome from the sunshine state. Good to see a post from someone who can still make a living when the power goes out.