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I'm pretty sure the font is Restroom Bold...

its easy... do you want to know how?

If you can't find the font, then maybe start with the Charger logo and adjust the slant back to upright and build the remaining letters you need. Shouldn't be too much effort...

I haven't looked to see if the Caliber font is here, but I'll post the link anyways -- it's worth bookmarking... AutoFonts

Century Schoolbook Bold

Hey, I still have mine...

The text below didn't just start as Papyrus, it is Papyrus LET -- the Letraset version, not the version that we're used to seeing bundled with every second thing. <edit> and the OYAL very closely match a stretched Papyrus LET and would be almost a perfect match after some fattening up and...

Customer comes in with a thumb drive and adamantly claims to have high-res vector (not low-res, you understand, oh no... ) artwork on it. Upon examining it, you discover he has saved an html page from his browser with a subfolder full of tiny GIF files and a not-much-larger PNG file...

Oh, yesssss... please do!

Yeah, you're right -- someone did build a plane out of coroplast... Oh, wait a minute... it was this guy: :Big Laugh <edit> oh, too late, I see....

Welcome to both of you, flanking the best province. :tongue: :Canada:

No, that plastic part is ColorSpan. And I don't have the spec on the bearing, but, as mentioned above, the bearings themselves have a number/size on them. Our machinist was easily able to tell what they were with a magnifying glass.

Bearings should be very easy to obtain -- see post #2.

heh, heh....

So, that means that they're making it look a little more like its step-sibling -- a Porshe...

if you make your template one swatch narrower, you can get each "pagelet" from the pantone book on a single line... (but you'll have a couple more pages...

Hippy birdy, JD...

I have no idea what happens when you go over your limit with a gmail account, but I would defn' look into somehow pulling some of your old stuff (if not all of it) off of gmail and archiving it in some way.

Yes. IMAP service is where the client does not actually store any email -- all the storage is on the server -- but a record of all the message headers is kept by TB. So, at home I can use a proper email client (TB) for my gmail accounts, yet have access to all messages, sent and received, from...

You can use Thunderbird to act as an IMAP client for gmail. I have TB setup to use two gmail accounts. It works grand.