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I think that you'll find that NASs, while great for home and small business, just don't have the speed necessary for efficiently working with large files. We finally went and bought a real server - a fast processor, heavy duty case and lots of fans, lots of room for drives (8) and finally lots...

Interesting info. Thanks for that.

here is a link to a decent-quality version of Highway Gothic (as well as its newer cousin, Clearview) The download link is found on the above page.

No, it doesn't. A bitmap that is placed in an EPS container is still a bitmap and is subject to all scaling transgressions that befall any other bitmap not contained in an EPS.

that's a pretty small image... got anything larger?

Mercurious Script MT Bold (FindMyFont)

Yes, use a vector illustration application and only import the raster elements you need as bitmaps. The rest (type and other appropriate elements) should always be vector-based.

I think Fred was referring to the image he mentioned earlier where the original uploaded file (JPG) was 3600px X 3600px and the additional format subsequently offered was (TIF) at 5091px X 5091px -- a significant step up in size in terms of pixels.

I've been using Thunderbird (heavy use) for about three years now and have not yet encountered any glitches. I used to use Pegasus, which is an excellent client, but had its share of glitches that nobody in the support forums could help with. The add-ons available for Thunderbird are quite...

not necessarily, Fred. The sizes indicated here offer no clue as to whether either is RBG or CMYK Assuming same filetype and compression, a CMYK image will be approx one third larger than its corresponding RGB image. An uncompressed 4248px X 2824 px would be close to 36MB (RGB) and close to...

Its probably Bolt that has been squished and also fattened with a stroke/outline...

Just what everyone needs... 10 grand of Apple apps.... But, if you can use that, then good luck to ya...

Here in Canada, Tim Horton's sells a not-quite-so-heavy-duty version of their Bunn coffee makers for the home for about 150 bucks. Nothing fancy about it. Just has an on-off switch and burner switch. It keeps a reservoir of hot water at all times so its always ready to brew FAST. You need to...

It seems to me that EPS is the most disk-hungry file format you could use. Saving as a native file is likely going to create much smaller files as many apps use non-lossy compression such as ZIP compression when storing files.

I've also seen this font called Mustang....

Peignot Demi Bold

Raleigh and Eras

still, a bit funny, though... :)

Whoa! What the heck is that?

Link works for me, but my AVG blocked the page from completely loading, citing a threat called something like "Blackhole" ...